Volunteer Hospitality Team - Spring Premiere of Unwritten

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morballetDobbs Ferry (NY)

Ushers, Lobby Attendants, and Ticket Takers Theater Companies and Dinner Theaters

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About the role

Mor Dance is seeking friendly, dependable volunteers to support guest hospitality during our upcoming spring performances of Unwritten. This is a relaxed, low-key front-of-house role helping create a warm and welcoming atmosphere for audiences attending this special premiere. There are three available nights to volunteer, and helping with all three would be greatly appreciated if possible. Volunteers are welcome to put out a tip jar. 7pm-8:30/9 Thursday, May 14 Friday, May 15 Saturday, May 16 Volunteer Responsibilities Pour and serve wine and water before the show and during intermission Assist with light concessions / merchandise sales (t-shirts, small items, etc.) Welcome guests and answer basic questions Help keep the reception area tidy and stocked Support a smooth, inviting audience experience Ideal Volunteers Friendly, professional, and reliable Comfortable interacting with guests Experience in hospitality, retail, events, or customer service is a plus Excited to support the arts and community events Perks Complimentary access to the performance (when shift timing allows) Meet artists and members of the Mor Dance community Support a women-led nonprofit arts organization Fun and easy event experience Time Commitment Approximately 2 hrs

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