VOLUNTEER WITH US

With all the great Theatre on the Ridge events happening, we can always use a little help!

As a not for profit organization, Theatre on the Ridge is committed to the growth of new artists and theatre practitioners in the Durham Region, and to making theatre accessible to everyone.

Volunteering with us is a great way to develop your interest in theatre, learn new skills, meet new friends and show your support for Theatre on the Ridge.

High school students can earn valuable community service hours.

As members of the TIAO Safe Travels Stamp program, we also follow strict Covid 19 protocols to keep our volunteers safe.

We have programs and events going on throughout the year. The bulk of our volunteer needs come during our annual Summer Festival between June and August, at the Scugog Shores Museum Village in Port Perry.

If you’d like to be a part of our costume, stage and technical crew, help out with Front of House ticket sales, concessions and ushering, or interested in marketing and publicity, please fill out the volunteer form to let us know!

Our Volunteer Commitment

 

Theatre on the Ridge is committed to enriching lives through theatre, on and offstage. We support artistic excellence, greater accessibility to theatre and greater audience engagement through performance, education and the development of new artists and work in the community.

Volunteer support is an essential part of our organization and our ability to achieve our goals. Volunteers enrich our core structure and are integral in all aspects of our governance, operations, educational and artistic programming. Our volunteers enable us to reach further into the community as advocates and ambassadors for theatre. We value our volunteers for their skills, energy and commitment and we strive to provide opportunities that encourage all volunteers to use and develop their talents through satisfying relationships with Theatre 3×60.

Theatre on the Ridge is committed to diversity and inclusion in our hiring and recruitment practices, and encourage applications from culturally diverse persons, Indigenous persons, deaf persons and persons with disabilities, persons of any sexual orientation, and persons of any gender identity or gender expression. We welcome applications from persons with disabilities to the extent possible with the physical spaces of our venues and requirements of the positions available.