PRESS PLAY May Show
moving in spiritAtlanta (GA)
About the role
Support Young Artists Behind the Scenes! Moving in the Spirit is an award-winning creative youth development program. We use the discipline of dance to help children and teens develop the skills they need to thrive. On May 7, 2026, we're presenting our year-end performance at the prestigious Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia State University. Our young dancers work tremendously hard throughout the year to create this production, and they need your help to make the show a success! We are seeking volunteers to fulfill the following roles: Backstage Buddies: Assist Teaching Artists with monitoring and coordinating students backstage. Simple set up and breakdown of the craft table. May assist dancers with costuming, makeup, and hair. Volunteers interested in assisting with backstage classroom support must commit to attending our tech rehearsal to help us with classroom management, keeping our dancers safe and ready to practice and perform. Front of House Hands: Welcome and direct guests, providing basic information such as restroom location. May also assist with crowd control and activities in the lobby. All volunteers are required to wear all/mostly black attire and complete a free background check via our partner, Sterling Volunteers. Background checks are due April 25th, 2026 and will be notified of an optional online orientation so you can feel better prepared for this magical evening! If you have any questions, please reach out to our volunteer coordinator, Azaria G., via email at volunteers@movinginthespirit.org. Thank you for helping us at Moving in the Spirit. We look forward to working with you to make our year-end show iconic!
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