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GET INVOLVED
Interested in volunteering? Click below to fill out the Volunteer Interest Form!
VOLUNTEER AT PBTS
Volunteers are the heart of Players by the Sea. They supplement its work force and bring creative energy to the theatre. For almost 60 years, they have sewn costumes and sold subscriptions, run lights and read lines. They have auditioned, performed, cleaned up and carried on.
Box office workers, hosts, ushers, technicians, performers, costumers, carpenters, painters and stage crews all play critical roles in raising the curtain for each performance. The quality of our productions is the direct result of volunteer talent guided by on-staff theatre professionals. Volunteers also provide a link with the community that can open and extend Players to new audiences and play an important role in public education.
Volunteers are placed according to their interest, experience and availability and the theatre’s needs.
There’s a wealth of opportunities for YOU to volunteer at Players and we'd love to have you by our side as we create, experience, and serve together!
For more information about volunteering, please send an email by clicking here or calling at (904) 249-0289.
FAQ
For most patrons of Players by the Sea, it is the “out front” volunteers with whom they have the most frequent or direct contact. Volunteers augment our professional staff to help us meet our objective of making every patron’s theatre-going experience a pleasant one.
The work is not difficult, but it does require an interest in assisting Players patrons – while paying careful attention to detail. Depending on the shift worked, Box Office volunteers are scheduled on a show by show or a non-show dependent basis. Volunteers on all Box Office shifts earn complimentary tickets to any performance during the opening week of the next production after their shift schedule ends. Volunteers serve in three main areas as follows: