Being a Volunteer is one of the most important positions at The Theater. As a Volunteer you will be the person interacting one-on-one with our Patrons in all kinds of situations. You have the ability to “make or break” the theater’s reputation with how you interact with our Patron’s and their issues. This is why we take being a Volunteer at the theater so seriously.
To become a Dinner Theater Volunteer a person must meet the following requirements:
1. Be 14 years of age or older.
2. A Volunteer Application Form must be completed and turned in to the theater. All Volunteers must be approved.
3. A potential Volunteer must agree to allow the theater to do a full and complete background check should it be deemed necessary. This is especially important in any Volunteer areas that work with children.
4. The potential Volunteer must be able to meet the general physical demands of being a Volunteer. These include, but not limited to: standing for extended periods of time, going up/down steps, the ability to tolerate loud noise, strobe lights, smoke/fog, the ability to do light/moderate lifting (as needed), the ability to see well in dim lighting or with a flashlight, the ability to count money and make change, the ability to bend, crouch, or kneel at times, etc.
5. The potential Volunteer needs to attend a training session before actively working as a Volunteer. Training sessions are offered several times a year. At times, a potential Volunteer may be allowed to work an event prior to full training if the theater is short on trained Volunteers. The Volunteer must still complete the training session at a later date.
6. The potential Volunteer must have a good work ethic and good people skills. As the “face of the Theater” to the public and our Patrons, it is vital that you are able to make a positive and lasting impression on the individuals that pay to attend an event here. This includes attire, language and attitude.
1. Be 14 years of age or older.
2. A Volunteer Application Form must be completed and turned in to the theater. All Volunteers must be approved.
3. A potential Volunteer must agree to allow the theater to do a full and complete background check should it be deemed necessary. This is especially important in any Volunteer areas that work with children.
4. The potential Volunteer must be able to meet the general physical demands of being a Volunteer. These include, but not limited to: standing for extended periods of time, going up/down steps, the ability to tolerate loud noise, strobe lights, smoke/fog, the ability to do light/moderate lifting (as needed), the ability to see well in dim lighting or with a flashlight, the ability to count money and make change, the ability to bend, crouch, or kneel at times, etc.
5. The potential Volunteer needs to attend a training session before actively working as a Volunteer. Training sessions are offered several times a year. At times, a potential Volunteer may be allowed to work an event prior to full training if the theater is short on trained Volunteers. The Volunteer must still complete the training session at a later date.
6. The potential Volunteer must have a good work ethic and good people skills. As the “face of the Theater” to the public and our Patrons, it is vital that you are able to make a positive and lasting impression on the individuals that pay to attend an event here. This includes attire, language and attitude.