Production Management Intern
Confidential
Posted: March 16, 2026
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Production Management Intern at San Pedro Playhouse & Classic Theatre
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Job Description
Job Title: Production Management Intern
Location: San Pedro Playhouse & Classic Theatre
800 W. Ashby Pl. San Antonio, TX 78212
Department: Production
Reports To: Artistic Associate and Production Stage Manager
The program is a ten-week engagement beginning on June 1, 2026, and ending on August 7, 2026. Interns will be paid $11 an hour.
Internship Information
This internship will be open to currently enrolled undergraduate college students who are Bexar County residents attending a college or university, as long as the student is a resident of Bexar County and able to show proof of the same. The college or University is not required to be in Bexar County. Students who have already earned a bachelor’s degree or higher are not eligible.
Purpose
To give undergraduate students meaningful on-the-job training and experience working with a nonprofit arts organization and to foster future leaders and advocates for the arts sector in Bexar County. Selected students will develop a closer understanding of how the arts benefit their community, along with real-world applications of business skills that can be applied to their careers.
Student Requirements
Internship period: June 1 - August 7, 2026. Students are required to work 40 hours a week. The selected intern must also agree to participate in at least two public presentations to promote the program. Interns must work at least a 40-hour week, but no more. This can include weeknights and weekends as may be required by the organization’s schedule; specific hours in a week worked can be flexible as long as the intern fulfills a 40-hour commitment.
Student Eligibility
Students who are currently enrolled as undergraduate college students who are Bexar County residents, attending a college or university in Bexar County or outside of the county, as long as the student is a resident of Bexar County, and does not already hold a bachelor’s degree. Residency means the location where the student lives when not attending college or university. For example, if the student went to high school in Bexar County, the parents live in Bexar County, and the address on the student’s transcript and driver’s license is a Bexar County address. Students selected will be required to follow the agreed-upon job description as outlined, including but not limited to a 40-hour work week.
Key Responsibilities
Production Planning and Coordination
Assist the Production Coordinator with scheduling rehearsals, meetings, and production timelines.
Communicate schedules and updates to directors, designers, cast, and crew.
Track deadlines and ensure production milestones are met.
Administrative Duties
Maintain and organize production-related documents, including rehearsal reports, budgets, and inventory lists.
Attend production meetings and provide detailed meeting minutes.
Assist in preparing reports and maintaining production records.
On-Site Support
Provide logistical support during load-ins, tech rehearsals, and strikes.
Assist in troubleshooting technical or operational issues during live performances.
Act as a liaison between the production team and other departments during show runs.
Serve as run crew, or assist with lighting, sound, or backstage operations for productions, children’s productions, and camps.
Teach students about technical theatre, including backstage roles, equipment use, and production processes.
Stage manage or assistant stage manage youth productions.
Learning and Development
Participate in orientation, professional development day, and mentorship opportunities.
Gain hands-on experience in budgeting, scheduling, and logistical planning.
Learn best practices in theatre production management.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience in stage management, production management, or technical theatre is a plus.
Familiarity with theatre-specific tools like Stage Manager Pro or similar software.
Basic knowledge of lighting, sound, and set design processes.
About San Pedro Playhouse
San Pedro Playhouse has been a vibrant part of San Antonio’s cultural fabric for decades. Dedicated to fostering creativity and education, our mission is to provide inspiring theatre experiences while nurturing the next generation of theatre artists and professionals.
Join us this summer and gain invaluable experience in the heart of the San Antonio arts community!