Suffolk University
Performing Arts Advisor- Comedy Sketch
Suffolk University, Boston, Massachusetts, us, 02298
Suffolk University's Performing Arts Office
seeks an experienced comedy coach to support
Who’s Askin’? , a student-led sketch comedy group. The advisor will provide artistic and functional direction and foster student leadership. Responsibilities include supporting and teaching a diverse group of student comedians in writing, editing, directing, and performing sketch comedy. The advisor will offer guidance in auditions, running rehearsals, performance technique, and show production.Requirements:Experience in teaching and writing sketch comedy and working with student comedians from a variety of backgrounds is required.The Performing Arts Office is a co-curricular program that supports student involvement and leadership through the arts, serving Suffolk’s downtown Boston campus. We advise and coach student performing arts groups and produce campus arts events.Time Commitment:
Approximately 5 hours per week during the fall and spring academic semesters, including attending rehearsals, performances, and outside meetings and consultations with student leaders.
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seeks an experienced comedy coach to support
Who’s Askin’? , a student-led sketch comedy group. The advisor will provide artistic and functional direction and foster student leadership. Responsibilities include supporting and teaching a diverse group of student comedians in writing, editing, directing, and performing sketch comedy. The advisor will offer guidance in auditions, running rehearsals, performance technique, and show production.Requirements:Experience in teaching and writing sketch comedy and working with student comedians from a variety of backgrounds is required.The Performing Arts Office is a co-curricular program that supports student involvement and leadership through the arts, serving Suffolk’s downtown Boston campus. We advise and coach student performing arts groups and produce campus arts events.Time Commitment:
Approximately 5 hours per week during the fall and spring academic semesters, including attending rehearsals, performances, and outside meetings and consultations with student leaders.
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