Welcome!

Welcome to HOOLIGAN’s Creative Team page! This is where you can find information about joining a creative team for one of our shows and more information about each role. Working directly with the cast and crew, a creative team works together to build the creative vision for a show and discovers how to translate that onto the stage. There are many roles within a creative team open to all levels of experience, so if you are interested in any of the roles below, creative team might be for you!
If you're wondering more about why YOU should join a HOOLIGAN creative team, please watch this video!

Upcoming Opportunities​

We are currently looking for creative team members for our Spring production of Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind: 30 Plays in 60 Minutes! Applications are open for Director, Assistant Directors, Stage Manager, and Assistant Stage Managers. The application form can be found here and will be due by the end of Winter Finals Week (Friday, March 21 at 11:59pm). Applications will be followed up with an interview given by our executive producers and production managers. More information about the application process and what to expect in creative team roles can be found in this document. For more information about the show, please visit the Mainstage Shows section of our website. If you have any questions, please feel free to email [email protected]. Happy applying!

Who is Creative Team?

If you want to be part of taking the show from script to stage, the creative team is the place to be! Scroll down to find our current set of positions and a description of what each entails.
  • Director - The director and assistants steer the overall creative vision of the show and work closely with the cast and crew, especially helping the actors with their scenes and character work.

  • Vocal Director - The vocal director and their assistants work with the cast to teach and polish all of the music in the show. They also work with the music director and pit orchestra to ensure the cast is comfortable with the score.
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  • Choreography - The choreographer and their assistants create the dance and movement sequences for a show, usually a musical.
  • ​Music Direction - The music director helps the pit orchestra learn the score for the musical and acts as the conductor during the shows and rehearsals. They work closely with the vocal director and choreographer to ensure the cast is comfortable with the score.
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  • Stage Management - The stage manager and their assistants attend all rehearsals, learn all the cues in the show, and manage cast rehearsal attendance. The stage manager also calls all of the tech cues during the show, while the ASMs work in the wings making sure the cast and crew are in the right place at the right time. 
HOOLIGAN Theatre Company
PO Box 24943, Los Angeles, CA 90024
EMAIL: [email protected]
​PHONE: (310) 363-0482​