Overview
The New Harmony Project, a national arts organization whose mission is to nurture writers in the development of scripts and new works that interrogate the complexity of hope, seeks an Artistic Producer. This role will work closely with the Executive Artistic Director to support NHP’s programming throughout the year and play a vital role in creating and enacting the vision of the New Harmony Project, while making decisions through the lens of creating a more equitable, just, antiracist, and impactful organization.

Duties of the Artistic Producer may include:
● Build on existing programming for NHP’s alumni
● Assist in the selection process of writers for NHP’s conference; read scripts under consideration; develop relationships with writers and directors; manage creation of the conference brochure; attend and support the 2-week conference in New Harmony
● Work with the EAD to produce PlayFest Indy and other Indianapolis-based programming, including managing budgets and grant money allocation and taking in producing readings and workshops
● Oversee the contracting process for all programs
● Work with EAD to evaluate progress on strategic plan and develop new partnerships with other organizations, through an antiracist and just lens
● Work with Director of Advancement to brainstorm stories for marketing/website
● Promote NHP, its programs and alumni, locally and nationally, and represent NHP at development events as required
● When the EAD is unavailable, represent NHP at events in Indianapolis and nationally
● If available and appropriate, the Artistic Producer may direct readings for NHP programs

Qualifications and Skills
● An interest in growing the New Harmony Project and expanding the new play field as a whole
● Experience leading non-profit theatrical projects – such as producing and/or directing new play programs such as workshops, readings, or festivals – is preferred
● Working knowledge of professional theatre, including theatrical unions and new play development processes
● Experience with budgets, contracting and grants management
● Excellent written and verbal communications skills, as well as demonstrated organizational skills
● Self-motivated, collaborative, able to manage multiple priorities and work with a small team
● Core belief in and practice of the principles of equity, diversity, and inclusion

Location
The New Harmony Project is based year-round in Indianapolis, Indiana. While there will be some travel required for this position, the Artistic Producer will be based in Indianapolis.

Compensation
The New Harmony Project offers a salary of $60,000 per year, flexible time off and work accommodations, as well as a $3,000 QSEHRA health benefit.

Anti-Discrimination Policy
As an organization committed to anti-racism and anti-oppression, The New Harmony Project is committed to creating employment practices that align with our values. We work to dismantle barriers to access and prohibit discrimination based on race, color, religion, national origin, age, gender, sex, ancestry, citizenship status, mental or physical disability, genetic information, sexual orientation, veteran status, military status, or any other protected characteristic.

Additionally, research indicates that men apply for jobs when they fulfill an average of 60% of the criteria, while individuals from systemically excluded communities tend to apply only if they meet every requirement. If you believe that you could excel in this role, we encourage you to apply. We are dedicated to considering a broad array of candidates, including those with diverse workplace experiences and backgrounds. Please use your cover letter to tell us what you hope to bring to the role.

To Apply
Email a cover letter indicating your experience with anti-racism and new play development and a resume to applications@newharmonyproject.org . Application review will be rolling until the position is filled, and will begin on March 15, 2024.

The New Harmony Project seeks a Social Media Intern from late March to early-June 2024. The New Harmony Project is a national arts organization whose mission is to nurture writers in the development of scripts and new works that interrogate the complexity of hope.

Responsibilities include: creating social media content across all platforms that explore artistic process, celebrate the history and impact of the organization and highlight artists and programming. The intern will also attend the annual writers conference in New Harmony, IN from May 22-June 2, connect with writers and share stories about the conference online. For most of the employment period, this is a 10 hour /week paid internship, at $12/hour. Hours will increase during the conference. Intern will report to NHP's Director of Advancement.

Requirements include: social media savvy, great writing skills, a phone that can take photos and post online, ability to work in an office in downtown Indianapolis, and superior attention to detail.

As an organization committed to anti-racism and anti-oppression, The New Harmony Project is committed to creating employment practices that align with our values. We work to dismantle barriers to access and prohibit discrimination based on race, color, religion, national origin, age, gender, sex, ancestry, citizenship status, mental or physical disability, genetic information, sexual orientation, veteran status, military status, or any other protected characteristic.

To apply, send us your resume with a cover letter that shares your favorite experience in a theatre, and what you believe you would gain from an internship with The New Harmony Project. Resumes can be sent to: applications@newharmonyproject.org.

The New Harmony Project is now accepting applications for internships during the 2024 Writers Conference, in the following areas:

• Acting

• Dramaturgy/Stage Management

• Assistant Company Management

• Photography/Social Media

• Office Support

Click here for the application form and job descriptions, including stipend amounts. In addition to that stipend, interns receive a travel stipend, room, and three meals a day in New Harmony for the period of the internship. And they are offered the unparalleled opportunity to meet with a wide diversity of professional writers, directors, dramaturgs and actors from around the country. Join us!