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DRAMA TEACHER/THEATER DIRECTOR (2026-2027 school year)
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Location

Hollywood

Type

full-time

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Mission Statement

The mission of this position is to glorify God by cultivating excellence in theater and the performing arts while discipling students to develop their God-given talents. Through creative expression, instruction, and mentorship, the Director of Theatre seeks to inspire students to grow artistically, spiritually, and personally, supporting the overall mission of SHCS to provide a Christ-centered education that equips students to impact the world for Jesus Christ.

Personal Qualifications

  • A born-again believer with a clear testimony of salvation through faith in Jesus Christ as personal Savior and Lord.

  • An active member in good standing of a Bible-believing church.

  • A public and private life that consistently reflects biblical principles and demonstrates Christ-like character, serving as a positive Christian role model at home, at work, and in the community.

  • A commitment to ongoing Christian growth through regular prayer, Bible study, witnessing, discipleship, and Christian service.

  • A willingness to support and uphold the mission, vision, philosophy, and Statement of Faith of SHCS. 

  • Possesses the physical, emotional, and mental stamina necessary to fulfill all responsibilities outlined in the job description.

Professional Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in Theater, Drama, Communications, Education, Literature, or a related field, and/or a minimum of three (3) years of relevant professional or instructional experience.

  • Strong working knowledge of theater, drama, music, and related fine arts disciplines, including performance, production, and technical elements.

  • Demonstrated ability to work effectively with students of varying ages, abilities, and learning styles.

  • Excellent organizational, communication, and leadership skills.

  • Ability to collaborate effectively with faculty, staff, parents, and volunteers.

  • Music skills (vocal and/or instrumental) are a plus.

Major Production Responsibilities

  • Serve as Director of the annual Upper School spring production, providing overall artistic leadership, spiritual mentorship, and technical instruction.

  • Serve as Director of the annual Lower School production.

  • Plan, organize, and execute all aspects of theatrical productions, including auditions, rehearsals, blocking, staging, and performances.

  • Coordinate, train, and oversee support staff and volunteers, including backstage crews, media, sound, and lighting personnel.

  • Design or oversee the creation of appropriate, engaging, and age-appropriate sets, props, and costumes.

  • Ensure student safety and proper supervision during all rehearsals and performances.

  • Ensure immediate and proper cleanup following rehearsals and productions.

  • Manage, inventory, and ensure the safe storage and maintenance of props, costumes, sets, and other theater-related equipment.

Instructional Responsibilities

  • Teach assigned classes, preferably but not limited to fine arts courses, as directed by the Principals.

  • Prepare lesson plans and provide instruction consistent with school curriculum standards and a biblical worldview.

  • Perform the duties of an SHCS teacher as outlined in the staff handbook, including classroom management and consistent implementation of school discipline policies.

  • Provide emergency classroom coverage for other teachers when necessary.

  • Participate in staff meetings, professional development, school events, and extracurricular activities as required.


 


 

Other facts

Tech stack
Theater,Drama,Communication,Education,Leadership,Organization,Mentorship,Collaboration,Production,Technical Skills,Classroom Management,Biblical Worldview,Creative Expression,Instruction,Music Skills,Student Safety

What you'll do

  • The Drama Teacher/Theater Director will serve as the director for both Upper and Lower School productions, providing artistic leadership and mentorship. They will also teach assigned classes and manage all aspects of theatrical productions.

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The DRAMA TEACHER/THEATER DIRECTOR (2026-2027 school year) position at Sheridan Hills is based in Hollywood, Florida, United States. Contact the company through Clera for specific work arrangement details.

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