Meet the 35 Interns Who Will Join Us This Summer at The Muny!
When the 106th Muny season gets underway this summer, 35 interns from colleges nationwide will fill vital roles across all departments in administration and production.
Paid 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. New in 2024, producing and directing positions were made available to MFA graduate students.
“With nearly 700 intern applicants, this proved to be the most competitive year for these coveted internships,” said Charlie Mueller, Muny education programs manager. “We are thrilled for each of these incredible interns to bring their skills and creativity to our theatre — and to experience a summer of Muny magic!”
The 2024 Muny interns:
- Ash Aranha, Northwestern University, preshow sound assistant
- Maxwell Brown, Yale University, directing
- Dylan Cole, Temple University, directing
- Jenna Coffey, Columbia University, stage management production assistant
- Charlotte Corcoran, Washington University in St. Louis, scenic shop material coordinator
- Katy Dawson, University of Michigan, costume design
- Jack Eisenman, Montclair State University, video design
- Isabella Garrett, Webster University, preshow sound lead
- Casey Hebbel, University of Idaho, directing
- Cortez Hill, University of Michigan, producing
- Elaina Houston, Northwest Missouri State University, carpentry
- Grace Huber, Loyola University New Orleans, preshow sound assistant
- Caroline Inches, Point Park University, stage management
- Evan Kiel, University of Michigan, production management
- Renee Kinsler, Michigan State University, automation
- Shell Le, Webster University, directing
- Reese Leif, University of Michigan, arts administration
- Sarah Long, Howard University, electrics
- Alex Magallanes, University of North Carolina School of the Arts, stage management
- Tyler McCabe, Utah Valley University, education
- Caleb Middleton, University of Michigan, music direction
- Bee Muzzy, Webster University, preshow sound lead
- Kaitlyn Pass, Tennessee College of Applied Technology Knoxville, wig and makeup
- MaryKatherine Patteson, James Madison University, marketing — creative services
- Amanda Rosland, Capital University, sound design
- Kaylee Ryan, Cleveland Institute of Art, scenic paint
- Naomi Schwartzburt, Yale University, sound script
- Lexi Sims, Webster University, stage management production assistant
- Sarah Skelly, Lindenwood University, costume shop material coordinator
- Emma Socha, Maryville University, marketing — audience engagement
- Lara Stone, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, stage management
- Campbell Tiffin, Clemson University, stage management production assistant
- Carter Vickers, Loyola Marymount University, scenic design
- Kennedy Webb, Washington University in St. Louis, props carpentry
- Audrey Wubbena, Webster University, lighting design
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.
Muny internships are made possible through the Crawford Taylor Education Initiative. Learn more at muny.org/education/internships.
About The Muny
The Muny’s mission is to enrich lives by producing exceptional musical theatre, accessible to all, while continuing its remarkable tradition in Forest Park. As the nation’s oldest, largest outdoor musical theatre, we welcome more than 350,000 theatregoers each summer for seven world-class productions. Now celebrating 106 seasons in St. Louis, The Muny remains one of the premier institutions in musical theatre. Learn more at muny.org.
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