OPPORTUNITIES – Palm Beach Opera

MAJOR GIFTS OFFICER

The Major Gifts Officer is a key member of the Development Team, and is responsible for developing strategies and managing the cultivation, stewardship, and solicitation of individuals who primarily give, or have the potential to give, $10,000 and above annually. This position reports to, and works in close collaboration with the General and Artistic Director, Board members, and all members of Development; which include the Individual Giving and Events Manager, Individual and Grants Manager, and the Development Operations Coordinator.

View complete job description to learn more: Major Gifts Officer
To be considered, please forward your cover letter, writing samples, and résumé in pdf format to pbohr@pbopera.org.

TEACHING ARTIST

Teaching Artists play a fundamental role in Palm Beach Opera’s work within the greater Palm Beach County area (and beyond). As a practicing artist and performer, your knowledge, experience, and point-of-view help to shape the future of opera education for children, families, and neighbors across the County.

Teaching Artists deliver programming independently and in teams to various sized groups of varying age levels and abilities in schools, community centers, and cultural organizations. Teaching includes strategy planning with Palm Beach Opera staff and may include: attending professional development sessions, carrying out administrative responsibilities (such as written lessons plans, assessments, and invoices), meeting with Palm Beach Opera Staff, and other duties as needed.

View the complete job description to learn more and visit pbopera.org/education to become more familiar with our various programs. To apply, please submit your resume and a brief cover letter to education@pbopera.org.

TEACHING ARTIST: NEURODIVERSE PROGRAMMING

As part of a team of Teaching Artists, the Teaching Artist (Neurodiverse Programming) will help shape, construct, and deliver programming with special consideration given to programming for neurodiverse groups, including children and adults on the autism spectrum. This includes participating in the instruction of the Interability Chorus, a partnership with Palm Beach Opera, Whole Vibes Music Therapy, and the Els Center of Excellence as well other opportunities to influence curriculum decisions to ensure programming is accessible and useful for a neurodiverse population.

TEACHING ARTIST: VIRTUAL

As part of a team of Teaching Artists, the Virtual Teaching Artist will help shape, construct, and deliver virtual programming for children and families in the digital space. This includes the delivery of PBO’s popular Story Time Series digitally (e.g., through Zoom, Google Meets, WebEx, etc) as well as new and adapted programming.

SUPERNUMERARIES

We are now expanding the talent pool of supernumeraries for our 2021 Season. Whether an expert or a novice, all are welcome! Each production has a limited number of supernumerary roles (or extras). These people perform as guards, sailors, townsfolk, matadors, clergy, etc. according to the needs of the production.

We are looking for enthusiastic and dependable people of all ages and types. As a member of our silent but critically important supernumerary cast, you’ll receive a stipend, get tickets to dress rehearsals, meet new people, and have lots of fun! To be considered and added to our active list, email pbohr@pbopera.org.

VOLUNTEERS

Palm Beach Opera offers exciting volunteer opportunities to both students and adults. Volunteers provide vital support by assisting various departments with mailings, customer service, attending opera functions and so much more. If you are interested in becoming a Palm Beach Opera volunteer please contact us at 561.833.7888 or email volunteer@pbopera.org.

Are you looking to join our team?

Please view individual listing instructions to apply. If you have any questions or would like to be considered for future opportunities that are not currently listed, please submit a cover letter and resume PBOHR@pbopera.org.