35 Interns Will Make Magic This Summer at The Muny
Thirty-five interns representing 28 universities from across the United States — and London — will fill vital roles across all departments in administration and production this summer at The Muny.
Muny internships are open to rising college sophomores, juniors and seniors, as well as seniors who are about to graduate, who are pursuing a career in theatre. Producing and directing positions are made available to MFA graduate students.
“We are thrilled to welcome this summer’s class of Muny interns, including nine students returning from last season,” said Charlie Mueller, Muny education programs manager. “With 925 applicants — up from 700 last year — the pool was more competitive than ever. It’s inspiring to see such growing interest in our exceptional program and in the next generation of theatre professionals.”
The 2025 Muny interns:
- Theron Abel, Loyola University Chicago, revenue administration
- Sarah Kay Adams, Elon University, preshow sound lead
- Ash Aranha, Northwestern University, sound design
- Adrien Armstrong, Emory University, scenic shop material coordinator
- Hayden Bingham, Point Park University, scenic design
- Andy Blatt, University of Michigan, sound script
- Charlotte Corcoran, Washington University in St. Louis, electrics
- Kyle Dean, Webster University, preshow sound assistant
- Tucker DeGregory, Columbia University, assistant director
- Catalina Draney, DePaul University, carpentry
- Jack Eisenman, Montclair State University, video design
- Emma Fletcher, Webster University, stage management production assistant
- Sydney Gralike, DePaul University, scenic paint
- Alex Hamm, Point Park University, production management
- Samantha Haley, Missouri State University, preshow sound assistant
- Carter Haney, Webster University, musical direction
- Elaina Houston, Northwest Missouri State University, props carpentry
- Cole Joyce, Villanova University, chief executive
- Isai Leal, University of Houston, stage management assistant
- Cady Loeb, Ithaca College, costume shop material coordinator
- Tyler McCabe, Utah Valley University, education
- Sonja Meyers, Carnegie Mellon University, automation
- Emily Moran, Royal Central School of Speech and Drama — London, producing
- MK Patteson, James Madison University, marketing — creative services
- Jack Richman, Berklee College of Music, musical direction
- Max Rodriguez, Boston College, assistant director
- Sunaina Singh, Carnegie Mellon University, lighting design
- Sarah Skelly, Lindenwood University, costume design
- Emma Socha, Maryville University, marketing — audience engagement
- Lara Stone, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, stage management production assistant
- Chaz Strickland, New York University, stage management production assistant
- Kaycee Swierc, Carnegie Mellon University, assistant director
- Latrel Thompson, Adelphi University, stage management assistant
- Josh Trevino Jr., Texas State University, stage management assistant
- Matthew Valunas, Columbia University, stage management production assistant
Muny interns have the unique opportunity to work closely with professionals from unions including the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, United Scenic Artists, the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, the American Federation of Musicians and the Actors’ Equity Association.
Positions are paid and include a partial housing stipend.
Muny internships are offered as part of the Crawford Taylor Education Initiative. Learn more at muny.org/internships.
About The Muny
Now entering its 107th season in St. Louis, The Muny is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to producing exceptional musical theatre, accessible to all, continuing its remarkable tradition in Forest Park. As the nation’s oldest and largest outdoor musical theatre, The Muny welcomes more than 300,000 patrons each summer for seven world-class productions under the stars. Learn more at muny.org.
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