The Goodman offers a variety of opportunities—from full-time roles in production, facilities, front‑of‑house, and administration, to internships, volunteer ushering, and overhire positions for skilled professionals.
As a not-for-profit rooted in equity, diversity and inclusion, The Goodman is committed to anti-racism, representation at all levels, and a workplace where staff, artists, and audiences reflect Chicago’s diversity.
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Goodman Theatre production overhire positions are critical to the ongoing success of the theatre. Resumes are kept on file for reference and qualified applicants are contacted as needed. We welcome applications from candidates with transferable skills developed in other industries. If you are interested in these opportunities please send resume/portfolios to overhires@goodmantheatre.org.
Volunteer usher duties include reading tickets, tearing tickets and directing patrons to their seats. This may involve using the staircases so the ability to walk up and down stairs is required. Ushers may also be asked to meet and greet patrons, help stuff programs, distribute programs and direct patrons to various lobby locations. Ushers are compensated for their work with an opportunity to see the Goodman production for which they volunteer.
For more information on our volunteer ushering program, email Ushering@GoodmanTheatre.org or call our ushering voicemail system at 312.443.3808.
The Goodman’s internship program offers a rich and challenging experience for qualified college students, graduates and young professionals who are actively pursuing careers in professional theater.
Goodman interns are entrusted with a great deal of responsibility and have the opportunity to work closely with Goodman staff and artists in Chicago’s large and diverse theater community
In recognition of Michael’s artistry and his dedication to nurturing young artists, Goodman Theatre established the annual Michael Maggio Fellowship. The Maggio Fellow is an emerging career Chicago-based director, who is selected by a panel made up of Goodman artistic staff, Chicago artists, and the current Maggio Fellow.
Applicants who need assistance completing the application may contact Human Resources at HR@GoodmanTheatre.org.