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Donate your time to CSC and help make it all happen!
There are many ways you can donate your time to CSC including volunteer ushering, assisting in projects with our administrative team, being an advocate for our work in your neighborhood, and so much more. To subscribe to our volunteer mailing list, please fill out the below form. We will be in touch as seasonal opportunities arise. Thank you for your interest in collaborating with us! Please email volunteer@commshakes.org with any questions.
We celebrate diversity and access and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all volunteers. Individuals of all identities, backgrounds, and abilities are strongly encouraged to volunteer.
Seeking Volunteers for The Winter's Tale
Volunteer responsibilities may include: passing out playbills, setting up and breaking down chairs, collecting surveys, cleaning up at the end of the night, directing patrons to facilities, accessibility services, assisting with rental chair operations, and other duties assigned by the Front of House staff. Volunteers arrive 1.5-2 hours before show time and are finished 15-30 min after the performance ends. All volunteers are invited to view the production from the Friends Section, our reserved donor seating area, when not performing duties and have access to discounted concessions and merchandise. Reach out to us if you have any questions or need a disability-related accommodation to perform our volunteer tasks. Click here for more information about volunteering!
2024 Free Shakespeare on the Common: The Winter’s Tale: Directed by CSC Associate Artistic Director Bryn Boice in her Boston Common debut, Free Shakespeare on the Common will take place at the Parkman Bandstand on July 16 – August 4, 2024. For more information visit our show page!
For more information: Development Manager, Isabel Pongratz, at volunteer@commshakes.org.
Commonwealth Shakespeare Company is a participant in the Line Drawn Community Standards Initiative to prevent harassment and abuse in the New England performing arts community and requires all staff and volunteers to abide by these standards. By developing programs and resources specifically for the needs of the New England performing arts community, Line Drawn aims to create safer and more equitable work environments. More information can be found at here.
All performances will meet or exceed the most up to date state, city, and industry safety protocols regarding COVID-19. CSC will require all staff and volunteers to provide proof of a completed FDA-approved vaccine regimen for COVID-19 with a bivalent booster. This policy allows for exemption accommodations for disability or religious reasons. Additional protocols regarding masking and/or testing will be announced closer to the program dates.
Featured Photo: CSC Volunteers on the Common, 2018.