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24th Street Theatre

We believe that the young people we reach today will grow up to be active participants in their communities who are notable for their generosity, independent thinking, and passion for the arts. We envision a change in the culture of Los Angeles: people animated by a greater sense of inter-connectedness, empathy and humanity. The components of that vision include:

  • Bringing families together so that outstanding shared artistic experiences give families substantive topics for conversations.

  • Creating consistently great theatre (in both performance and in education) in a compassionate space where we hold a responsibility for the well-being of our community.

  • A place where neighborhood residents come for inspiration -- the shows, the programs, the kids, the parents. People leave with their hearts full, and, over time, with their lives changed.

  • 24th ST is a destination for community gatherings, and the diversity of the community is evident. Because the doors are open it's clear that everyone is welcome, and sees each other as equal. We function in many ways as a secular church, where people are creating community through shared experiences with powerful theatre.

  • Artistically excellent, sophisticated theatre, including Spanish-language work, national and international touring, and deep and powerful teaching in the arts.

  • World-class artists who share our vision are strongly connected to the theatre. Our plays don't look like anything the rest of the theatre world is creating.

  • We are recognized as a leader in theatre for young audiences, influencing the field to be more adventurous, more sophisticated, more provocative.

1 job(s) at 24th Street Theatre

Community Programs Manager
24th Street Theatre Los Angeles, CA
Jul 01, 2021
Full time
The Community Programs Manager is an essential part of the 24th STreet team, because working with our community members is a huge part of what we do. Our Community Programs Manager directly engages with the community members in and around the theatre, and citywide.  Duties include connecting in English and Spanish with after school program parents, neighbors, local community groups, and government officials, as well as general administrative duties. GENERAL ROLE DESCRIPTION:  Full-time, 40 hours a week (Approx 60% of time) Oversee and assist with community-facing programs including After ‘Cool, Teen Leadership Academy, Teatro del Pueblo, Family Focus Group, annual Dia de los Muertos Festival. (Approx 40% of time) Assist with general administrative duties, including serving as 24th STreet Theatre’s first point of contact with the general public, parents, and community members. CORE FUNCTIONS & RESPONSIBILITIES:   Build and maintain relationships with local kids, parents, neighbors, local government officials and other nonprofits in LA Familiarity with the communities of South Los Angeles, especially Spanish speaking immigrant communities.  Assist neighbors in finding needed resources  Create communications that go out to community members, parents, etc. Market and promote upcoming 24th STreet Theatre events to core constituency, local businesses and organizations  Be an advocate for community members within 24th STreet’s family Collection of data for grant deliverables Document and archive images for social media, website, blog and other items as needed Represent 24th STreet at events QUALIFICATIONS Must be Bilingual Spanish/English, excellent verbal and written communication skills in both languages Excellent computer and tech skills  Outgoing, enjoys meeting new people  Preferred background in community organizing or social work Minimum 3 years real work experience   Preferred Bachelor's degree  Reliable transportation is a must, CA Driver’s license and car are a plus