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WHERE THEATRE MEETS INQUIRY

emBODY project theatre is an equal opportunity company. We collaborate with artists from a wide range of disciplines, identities, and lived experiences. We are committed to equity, access, and anti-oppression, and we work to build processes

that are both rigorous and care-centered.

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ENSEMBLE
AUDITIONS

Ensemble Auditions are currently closed.

 

Ensemble is emBODY project Theatre’s production branch, where we build full performances through embodied training, ensemble-driven devising, and rigorous rehearsal process rooted in the emBODY Performance Method. If you want to get a feel for the work and the people in the room, check out our Events page for current performances and upcoming opportunities, and please check back in June for audition notices for our 2026–2027 season.

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LAB
APPS

Lab applications are currently closed.

 

Lab is the research and experimentation branch of emBODY project Theatre, where artists use embodied practice, ensemble inquiry, and practice-as-research to generate raw material, test performance scores, and investigate big questions before they ever become “a show.” If you want to see what we are exploring right now, check out our Events page for current performances, labs, and public sharings, and please check back in June for the next round of Lab notices for our 2026–2027 season.

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WORK WITH
US

emBODY project develops new work and training programs on a project-by-project basis. We collaborate with artists and arts workers who are excited by embodied storytelling, radical honesty, and a collaborative rehearsal room.

While we do not have active openings at this time, we are always building a pool of potential collaborators for future projects, including:

 

  • Directors, choreographers, and devising artists

  • Performers and movement-based storytellers

  • Stage managers and production support

  • Designers, dramaturgs, and producers

  • Teaching artists and facilitators

 

If you are interested in working with emBODY project in the future, you are invited to share your information, experience, and areas of interest using the form below. When new roles arise, we review this pool first as we assemble teams for productions, labs, and training programs.

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COLLAB WITH US

emBODY project thrives on collaboration with companies, ensembles, and individual artists who are curious about embodied storytelling and shared process. We welcome ideas and proposals throughout the year and are always interested in building relationships for future projects.

You might reach out if you:

  • Want to volunteer as an usher or help with a production

  • Have an idea for a new project you’d like to pitch or co-develop

  • Would like to collaborate on a current emBODY project or Lab cycle

  • Are interested in directing, co-directing, choreographing, or providing training with us

If you see a point of connection, we would love to hear from you.

Use the form below to introduce yourself, share your idea, and let us know how you imagine collaborating with emBODY project.

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INTERN WITH US

emBODY project offers occasional internships for college students seeking academic credit who want hands-on experience in devised theatre, movement-based storytelling, and arts administration. These internships are unpaid and include a structured Training Plan with clear learning goals and supervision, coordinated with your school’s internship requirements.

Intern roles vary by project, but may include:

  • Rehearsal Research Intern (field notes, consent-forward documentation, coding themes, reflection capture)

  • Dramaturgy / Context Intern (source study, audience packets, talkback questions, ethical framing)

  • Access + Audience Experience Intern (access plans, sensory guides, front-of-house flow study + observation report)

  • Rehearsal / studio support

  • Performance / ensemble participation

  • Documentation (photo, video, archiving process)

  • Front of house / event support

  • Community outreach & audience engagement

  • Marketing & social media

  • Producing / arts administration

  • Research support (practice-as-research, dramaturgy)

  • Technical theatre (lighting, sound, media, sets, props)

 

We welcome inquiries from students who feel aligned with our values of freedom, presence, and authenticity. If you would like to be considered for internship opportunities, please introduce yourself using the form below and share a brief note about your background, your academic program, and what you hope to learn.

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PARTNER
WITH US

emBODY Project Theatre collaborates with local artists, makers, and small businesses as part of our commitment to building a vibrant, body-centered arts ecosystem.

For our Spring 2026 season, we’re inviting vendors and community partners to join us for:

  • Horror Lab: Bodies, Fear, and Performance – an experimental, immersive horror-inspired performance with on-site vending opportunities.

  • FAUST: Pacts, Power, and Embodied Desire – a devised physical theatre adaptation featuring a silent auction supported by in-kind donations from local businesses and artists.

We’re especially excited to connect with vendors whose work leans into gothic, spooky, mystical, experimental, or otherwise off-the-beaten-path aesthetics, as well as businesses who value consent-forward, justice-oriented spaces.

  • TikTok
  • Instagram
  • Youtube
  • Patreon

emBODY project Theatre is an emerging company that develops new work and training programs using the emBODY Performance Method.

© 2026 emBODY Performance Method LLC and emBODY project Theatre. All rights reserved.
The emBODY Performance Method is a performance methodology developed by Corinne M. Mason, first explored in the MFA thesis emBODY project. The emBODY Performance Method and all related materials are the intellectual property of emBODY Performance Method LLC and are used by emBODY project Theatre with authorization. No reproduction, adaptation, or use of these materials is permitted without prior written consent.

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