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Black Pioneers in Stage Design

For much of the twentieth century, Black designers faced profound discrimination, often barred from working backstage even when Black performers were featured on stage. Drawing on opportunities created by the Federal Theatre Project and gaining entry into leading institutions such as the Yale School of Drama, they broke into professional unions and brought their artistry to Broadway and beyond. Their accomplishments expanded what was possible, demonstrating unequivocally that Black designers could lead, innovate, and make history in American theatre. Here are a few historic Black designers you should know.

USA 829 is hiring a Staff Accountant

United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829, IATSE, is accepting applications for the position of full-time Staff Accountant. The Staff Accountant reports directly to the Local’s Financial Secretary as well as the National Director and is responsible for the accounting and strategic financial planning of the organization. In addition—aside from engaging with staff and Local Union leadership—the role communicates with external vendors and our outside CPA.

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