
Current employment opportunities:
EDT is seeking a highly motivated individual on a part-time basis for the following position:
Intern: Self-starter with good customer service, public relations and order fulfillment skills.
To learn more about this employment opportunity, contact the EDT office at 763-545-1333 or e-mail info@ethnicdancetheatre.com.
Volunteer to Help the EDT office - Top 10 Reasons Why:
10: It's great work experience.
9: Giving back to the community feels good.
8: Get to know EDT in a whole new way.
7: You get to talk up EDT to media.
6: Set your own hours.
5: Most employers seek out individuals with volunteer experience.
4: Meet new people.
3: You'll be the envy of all of your friends.
2: You feel needed...because you are.
1: It's fun!
Our current needs:
In the fast-paced world of the EDT office, there are a variety of great volunteer opportunities. We're always on the look-out for energetic volunteers, including individuals with the following skills:
* database and file management
* mailing coordination
* customer service
* marketing and promotion
* media relations
Interested? Here's what you do:
Call the EDT office: 763-545-1333, or
e-mail: info@ethnicdancetheatre.com.
Be sure to mention your availability, what you would like to help with, any previous experience that may be helpful and how best to contact you (e-mail, phone, mailing address). EDT will contact you with more details.
Did you know that?
May 13-15
Ethnic Dance Theatre presents THEN and NOW, its 37th Annual Spring Concert Series featuring the music and dance of Bosnia, Bulgaria, Hungary, Iran, Norway, Sweden, and Turkey at the Ritz Theater in NE Minneapolis.
One of the most compelling elements of a people's identity is its folk culture. EDT is known for the authenticity it brings to interpreting ethnic music and dance for the stage, and is respected for its work in promoting ethnic music, dance, and costume as art. The first half of the show--THEN--demonstrates our signature performance style at its best.
Folk cultures are constantly evolving, and the manner of presenting folk music, dance and costume on the stage has been undergoing much change around the world in recent years. In some instances, change in the style of presentation has preserved the baby of tradition, while in others, we feel it has not. In the second half of the show--NOW--audiences will experience something of a departure from EDT's traditional style as we present our own contemporary interpretation of ethnic dance, music and costume!
Presentation of THEN and NOW is made possible in part by the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund through an appropriation by the Minnesota State Legislature, the McKnight Foundation, the Target Foundation, and our individual donors.
**If you know something interesting--including your own personal story--about a culture represented in our current season, please tell us about it here!