A Production Assistant is needed for: THE MEMORY SHOW, book & lyrics by Sara Cooper, music by Zach Redler. First rehearsal is March 25th, first preview is April 16th, and opens April 30th at The Duke on 42nd Street in Times Square.

The ideal candidate is a creative, resourceful, and self-motivated grad student, recent grad, ambitious undergrad, or someone interested in a career in Stage Management or Production Management with strong organization skills, good writing and speaking skills, the ability to work independently or as part of a team, the ability to prioritize tasks, a willingness to be flexible with work assignments, who pays attention to detail, and is willing to work hard and do almost anything.

Candidates will receive a monthly unlimited Metrocard for each month of employment, and can receive school credit if applicable. Candidate will obtain excellent references and experience for his/her resume.

Schedule: THE MEMORY SHOW - Must be available starting March 25th through all rehearsals, tech, previews and all shows. Rehearsals are daytimes until April 6th and then tech rehearsals/load-in begins. Once the show is open, performances are evenings and weekends with some Sunday matinees. Show closes May 18th, 2013. Job ends after strike is complete.

Please send cover letter, resume, and references to Stage Manager, Theresa Flanagan: tessieflanagan@msn.com

To learn about Transport Group, visit www.transportgroup.org

“A raw new musical by Zach Redler and Sara Cooper, The Memory Show will also mark its New York premiere at Transport Group, starring Tony-nominee Catherine Cox (Footloose, Baby) and Drama Desk nominee Leslie Kritzer (Sondheim on Sondheim, A Catered Affair) in a tale of mother and daughter and their struggle to make sense of their relationship when faced with disease and hardship. The Memory Show combines evocative and powerful contemporary music with a humorous, touching and heartfelt examination of colliding perceptions, truths, desires and memories that are inherent in familial relationships. Experience the show The New York Times says “transcends the expected and achieves a haunting originality” and “suggests that fresh frontiers remain for the creators of musicals.” Directed by Lucille Lortel Award winner Joe Calarco.”