ABOUT LAKE COUNTRY PLAYHOUSE & ACADEMY
We are a non-profit community theatre that strives to be the recognized home for theatre, and arts education, in Lake Country. Through the creation of an inclusive theatrical community, we promote the artistic and personal growth of our members, cultivate talent, and inspire life-long passion for the arts through a wide array of educational programming and live stage productions. We are committed to engaging the community we serve through arts education and live theatre entertainment on our intimate stage in downtown Hartland.

We would love to work with YOU!


ARTISTIC PROGRAMS MANAGER | Lake Country Playhouse Main Stage & Academy
Part-time, Salaried position | 15-25 hrs/week | Hartland, WI

We're looking for an organized, communicative, and collaborative team player to manage everything that happens on our stage — MainStage productions, special series, concerts, staged readings, and coordination with Academy shows. This is a peer-level management role reporting to the Executive Director, with a clear growth pathway toward expanded artistic leadership.

If you have a passion for community theatre and the organizational instincts to keep productions and people moving, we want to hear from you.

Download the full job description for details on responsibilities, qualifications and what we offer. —>

To apply: send a cover letter, resume, and two professional references to katieberg@lakecountryplayhousewi.org with the subject line Artistic Programs Manager Application

Deadline: September 1st, 2026

We are less interested in a perfect resume than we are in the right person.


PRODUCTION TEAMS | Lake Country Playhouse Main Stage & Academy

Lake Country Playhouse & Academy seeks to connect with passionate production artists interested in being involved in a future season. If you have a love for storytelling and a knack for bringing compelling productions to life, we want to hear from you!

26-27 Season Deadline: July 31st, 2026


 

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