[star2ballie]

the equity theatre by me typically has a college MT major work the summer as the assistant to the director, but the girl who was supposed to can't do it now. because the costumer at the eq. theatre is also our HS costumer (and basically my psuedo mom), she can maybe snag me the job. she said she needs my resume soon...so i need your help.

should i just send in a typical resume or what? should i include theatre stuff? i've only "worked" at coldstone, but i've stage managed, asst. directed, and choreographed before...as well as been the drama intern all year.

any suggestions on how to set it up?

THANK YOU

[MaryMag]

I've never done anything like this before, but I personally would just submit my theatrical resume. If they needed my "real world" resume, I'd give it to em if they asked.

[Rumpelteazer2006]

Yeah, I would definitely post only the things in your theater experience, especially because that's the type of work you'd be doing anyway. If anything, I would mention your job at Coldstone as a blurb in your cover letter or under "Special Skills." Just say something along the lines of "I also have a year of experience (or however long) in food service and sales at Coldstone, working directly with customers and running the cash register. As a result, I've gotten very good at customer service, which would be an asset to me in this job."

That should do it!