Volunteer

Volunteer Opportunities

There are a variety of ways to get involved with our productions, and most volunteer roles are an opportunity to work with students with developmental disabilities. These programs foster timeless friendships and lasting memories and produce a fantastic show.

Here are the ways you can get involved with Anchorless:

  • Performance Volunteer

    Performance volunteers perform onstage and are part of the cast. In addition to learning blocking and choreography with the students, performances volunteers also have the opportunity to lead warm-ups and theatre games. Performances volunteers are expected to come to rehearsals once or twice a week.

  • Costume Designer

    Costume and prop designers design, create, and/or alter costumes and props during meetings, and attend thrifting excursions and costume fittings. Meetings usually occur once a week. 

  • Set Designer

    Set designers design, build, and paint flats and other set pieces. Set designers play an important role in furthering the narrative of our shows by depicting the scenery and location of the story. Meetings usually occur once or twice a week.

  • Tech Crew Member

    Tech crew members will be assigned a job within a group to run the backstage aspects of the production such as lights, sound, costume changes, or props. Tech crew members are expected to attend four to five days of tech rehearsals the week before the show.

  • Saturday Drama Class Volunteer

    During the school year, we offer drama classes in Valley Park on Saturdays from 3:00 to 4:00 PM. Our classes provide great opportunities for self-expression, growth, and fun. Volunteers lead warm-ups, games, and fun activities. They teach theatre lessons, dances, and help students practice and perform scenes.

  • Friendship Camp Drama Station Teacher

    Anchorless Productions leads the Friendship Camp drama station during the summer! Teachers lead fun activities, dances, and more.