Available Job Postings
Sound Operator
The Sound Operator would be responsible for running pre-show/transition music as well as sound effects (i.e., doorbell and telephone). They would take direction from the stage manager with sound cues called over a headset.
The role will be paid a stipend of $400 and would need to be available evenings during tech week (May 11-14) plus all performances.
See production info and performance schedule below. For more info about this position, please contact Jamey Olsen, Executive Producer, at olsenjamey @ gmail.com (minus spaces).
Stage Manager – POSITION FILLED
The Stage Manager would be responsible for assisting the director with the rehearsals (located in St. Louis Park) from April 13 – May 8. They would manage the rehearsals and performances once moving into the Plymouth Playhouse on May 11.
Weekly responsibilities would include:
- Managing rehearsals and actor call times.
- Sending out rehearsal and performance reports to keep the entire production team informed.
- Calling the show for sound/light cues.
- Schedule and lead any requested production team meetings.
The role will be paid a stipend of $1,000.
See production info and performance schedule below. For more info about this position, please contact Jamey Olsen, Executive Producer, at olsenjamey @ gmail.com (minus spaces).
Costume Designer – POSITION FILLED
The Costume Designer would be responsible for costuming the actors in the show’s time period of 1940s in America. The story takes place over 4 days with ten characters (not all characters are seen each day).
The role would be given a rental / purchase / laundry budget of $400 (preference is to rent from local connections where possible; amount could be increased if needed). The role will be paid a stipend of $400.
Weekly responsibilities would include mending and laundering costumes during performance weekends. Additionally consistent communication with the stage manager and producers is expected.
See production info and performance schedule below. For more info about this position, please contact Jamey Olsen, Executive Producer, at olsenjamey @ gmail.com (minus spaces).
Production Info
It Wasn’t Murder?
An original comedy mystery play
by Kiernon James
May 15 – June 14, 2026
Fridays at 7:30 pm | Saturdays at 2 pm and 7:30 pm | Sundays at 2 pm
2705 Annapolis Ln N
Plymouth, MN 55441
(In the lower level of the Ramada by Wyndham Plymouth Hotel & Conference Center)
What if a nosey neighbor witnesses suspicious events the night a wealthy aunt passes away? Naturally she’d pop in after the funeral with questions.
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A nosey neighbor pops in for a visit after assuming a policeman’s arrival is for a murder investigation. The family scoffs at her saying the wealthy aunt died of natural causes. But when questionable details emerge, a niece begins searching for the truth and quickly discovers what effect a little gossip has on an investigation.
Themes: Cozy Mystery | Whodunit | Comedy | Romance