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Box Office & General Information

Box Office/Theater Location
33 West Victoria Street
Santa Barbara CA 93101
Phone: 805-965-5400
Email: boxoffice@etcsb.org
Hours:
Tues. – 1:00-5:00
Wed. – 1:00-5:00
Thurs. – 1:00-5:00
Fri. – 1:00-5:00
Sat. – 1:00-5:00
Open one hour before curtain on performance days

Administration Office
1330 State Street, Suite 204
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Phone: 805-965-5400
FAX: (805) 568-3806

Business Mailing Address
Ensemble Theatre Company
P.O. Box 2307
Santa Barbara, CA 93120

5-Play subscription are now on sale. 

3 Ways to Subscribe:

Online:
Subscription Form

By Phone:
ETC Box Office (805) 965-5400

Box Office Hours:

Tuesday – Saturday
from 1 pm to 5 pm 
and 1 hour prior to performance time. 


Please note: Plays, dates, and artists subject to change. All sales final. Payments will be processed shortly after they are received.

Low-Cost Preview Nights
Get in early – and be a part of the show’s development.
Opening Night Series
A special night filled with excitement! Join the cast and press for a post-performance party with food and wine. 
Wednesday Pre-Show Talk Series
A free, lively, and informative half-hour talk in The New Vic courtyard before each Wednesday performance. Enhance your theater-going experience with background information on the play you are about to see.
Thursday Talk-Back Series
Immediately following the final Thursday performance of each production, meet members of the cast and join in an informal discussion about the show.
Friday Martini Night
Bring your friends and grab a spirit and socialize before the show! The second Friday of each production features complimentary martinis in The New Vic courtyard. 
Flex-Pass Series
Juggling a hectic schedule? Choose our flex plan and enjoy the same subscriber savings and decide on your performance date right up until show time. (Subject to availability at the time of request)
Discount Subscriptions for 29 and Under
Theatergoers 29-and-Under and students enjoy and even greater discount when subscribing to the whole season.

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Save 15% to 25%

If you have 10 or more people, then you are a group! We host groups of all different types, including schools, active adult communities and senior centers, churches and synagogues, tour groups and fundraisers, professional organizations and businesses, social clubs and family reunions.

 

Why attend as a group?

Spectacular Savings — Discounts of 15% to 25%, depending on group size.

Priority Reservations — Ordering early, and placing a 50% deposit, is the easiest way to ensure your group gets the best seats at the best price. Pre-book the performance of your choice well in advance of the general public and you’ll have the seats to those sold-out shows.

Free Promotional Materials — Posters, flyers, show information—let us help you promote your Ensemble Theatre Company event!

Fundraisers — Buy the tickets at the discounted rate and use it as a revenue-generator by selling the tickets at a premium. Your organization can host a reception before the show to add value to the ticket price.

 

Contact

Box Office: 805-965-5400
Email: Click here to email the Box Office

 

Enjoy the Best Theater in Santa Barbara!
 

WILL I HAVE MY REGULAR SEATS?
• While we’re delighted to offer you your regular seats, please note that, at performance time, if we are required to operate at reduced capacity, we may need to convert your ticket to general admission.
WILL THE THEATER HAVE LIMITED SEATING?
• If we are required to limit seating capacity, we may not be able to offer your normal performance and seats. Preference will be given in order of subscription purchase. Don’t delay in purchasing your subscription!
CAN I GET A REFUND?
Rest assured! All subscription tickets will be refundable if we are unable to present the performance.
CAN I WATCH THE PRODUCTION ONLINE?
Streaming may be available for some performances. We encourage you to let us know if you foresee choosing that as an option by emailing boxoffice@etcsb.org. 
WILL I HAVE TO WEAR A MASK?
Please note that we intend to follow CDC guidelines at the time of the performance, which may include:
Wearing masks in the theater during the performance.
Showing proof of vaccination or a recent negative COVID test
Social distancing, and restriction on sitting in the first two rows

It’s almost like being outdoors!
We have upgraded our theater’s ventilation system to meet current standards, including upgrading our filters, increased filter replacement, and bringing in 40% outdoor air. Lobby restrooms will have additional air-purifying stations, and the lobby will have hand-sanitizing stations. The New Vic will be thoroughly cleaned and sanitized on a regular basis.

Ease-ticketing!
We will now offer print-at-home ticketing as well as contactless ticket scanning at the theater.

 

 

 

Single tickets to our 2021-22 season will go on sale in late August 2021. 

Juggling a hectic schedule? Choose our flexible plan and choose your dates at your convenience – even at the last minute. Enjoy the same subscriber savings!

Students with a valid student I.D. are eligible to receive our greatest ticket discount with a 5-show package available for only $100! 

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Auditions

Auditions for our shows are held once a year, usually in late summer. Please check back for more information. 

Season Breakdown
Other Information: All roles are open to all ethnicities unless otherwise specified.

A CHRISTMAS CAROL – Patrick Barlow

Director- Jamie Torcellini

First Rehearsal: 11/08/22

 

Actor One- Male- 20s-60s (Ebenezer Scrooge)

 

Actor Two- Male- 20s-60s (Bob Cratchit, Marley, Young Scrooge, Little Scrooge, Katie Cratchit, Boy in Strret, Fredrick’s Children, Various Others)

 

Actor Three- Female- 20s-60s (Mrs. Lack, Lavina Bentham, Mrs. Grimes, Fanny, Isabella, Ghost of Christmas Present, Fredrick’s Housemaid, Various Others)

 

Actor Four- Female- 20s-60s (Hermione Bentham, Ghost of Christmas Past, Constance, Mrs. Cratchit, Scrooges’s Mother, Various Others)

 

Actor Five- Male- 20s-60s (Fredrick, Mr.Grimes, Mr.Fezziwig, George, Peter Cratchit, Abigail Cratchit, Ursula Cratchit, Tiny Tim, Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, Passerby, Various Others)

SELLING KABUL – Sylvia Khoury

Director- Nike Doukas

First Rehearsal: 1/10/23

 

Taroon- Male- Afghan- early 30s

Afiya- Female- Afghan- early 30s

Leyla- Female- Afghan- early 30s

Jawid- Male- Afghan- late 30s

THE CHILDREN – Lucy Kirkwood

Director- Jenny Sullivan

First Rehearsal: 3/14/23

 

Rose- Female- 60s

Hazel- Female- 60s

Robin- Male- 60s

SEARED – Theresa Rebeck

Director- Jonathan Fox

First Rehearsal: 5/16/23

 

Harry- Male- 30s-40s

Rodney- Male- African American- early 20s

Mike- Male 30s-40s

Emily- Female- late 20s-early 30s


Work With Us

Current Openings as of 2/9/2023

Director of Development

Ensemble Theatre Company (ETC) is seeking qualified candidates for the position of Director of Development. This full-time benefits-eligible position requires someone who has demonstrated expertise in donor development, cultivation, donor events and soliciting major gifts.

ETC is committed to equity, diversity, inclusion and justice in our organization and our community, and thus we seek a broad spectrum of employees. We strongly encourage and welcome applicants who are Black, Indigenous or People of Color, as well as those who are from other underrepresented communities.

Organizational Description
Led by Artistic Director Jonathan Fox and Managing Director Scott DeVine, ETC presents important new plays and innovative interpretations of classic works for a broad audience. ETC engages audiences with entertaining, compelling, and thought-provoking theatrical productions, develops the community’s knowledge and appreciation of live stage productions, and offers a range of educational programs for young people.

Position Summary

The Director of Development is a senior staff member at ETC responsible for developing and executing an annual fundraising plan to raise $1.5M to $2M annually through major gifts, grants, and events. In addition, they will work closely with the Artistic Director, Managing Director and board to cultivate and steward a pipeline of individual and institutional donors of all types and at all levels, while advancing the company’s visibility and profile as the premier provider of professional theater in Santa Barbara.

Essential Functions

Fundraising and Donor Relations:

  • Assist with the development of fundraising budgets, projections and forecasts
  • Conceptualize, plan, and executive annual fundraising initiatives including, not limited to mainstage sponsorships, seasonal appeals, education and outreach programs, and special projects.
  • Develop and expand major gifts program, comprised of donors who give gifts of $10,000 and above
  • Execute and oversee the building and marketing of the Legacy Society, ETC’s planned giving program
  • Provide leadership on efforts to move individuals into the ranks of major givers
  • Maintain an active schedule of visits to cultivate, solicit and close major gifts

Grants:

  • Provide leadership for the research and identification of new grant opportunities for general operating funds and programs
  • Maintain and update the company’s annual grant calendar and ensure adequate time is available for staff to support grant information and writing needs
  • In consultation with other staff and consultants oversee the drafting, review, edit and finalize grant applications, foundation reports, and correspondences
  • In conjunction with the Artistic Director, Managing Director and board, maintain and cultivate relationships with local, regional and national foundations through attendance at events, regular communication, and meetings

 

Events & Administrative Activities:

  • Provide staff support to ETC’s Board Development, and Special Events Committees
  • Oversee and support all company fundraising and donor stewardship events, including but not limited to the annual gala, opening and closing night parties, Salon and Soiree donor events, and volunteer appreciation events
  • Assist with the development of print and digital solicitation materials and website content
  • Represent the company at performances, off-stage programs, and community events

Qualifications:

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential function satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

  • BA/BS or equivalent work experience
  • Three to five years successful experience in major gift fundraising, preferably in the arts and culture sector
  • Ability to initiate, analyze, monitor, evaluate and advance fundraising plans and articulate the case for giving
  • Experience working in a team-based environment
  • Ability to work evenings and weekends when necessary
  • Excellent oral, written and interpersonal skills

Compensation:

The starting salary range for this full-time position is $100,000 – 120,000 annually. Benefits; vacation and sick leave; paid holidays; and a 403(b) retirement savings plan.

To Apply:

Please send a cover letter and resume to Scott DeVine, Managing Director at sdevine@etcsb.org. Please include the name of the position(s) to which you are applying in the subject line of the email.

 

Production Assistant: Facilities and Rentals Manager

Job Description

Organization Description
Led by Artistic Director Jonathan Fox and Managing Director Scott DeVine, Ensemble Theatre Company (ETC) presents important new plays and innovative interpretations of classic works for a broad audience. ETC engages audiences with entertaining, compelling, and thought-provoking theatrical productions, develops the community’s knowledge and appreciation of live stage productions, and offers a range of educational programs for young people.

ETC is committed to equity, diversity, inclusion and justice in our organization and our community, and thus we seek a broad spectrum of employees. We strongly encourage and welcome applicants who are Black, Indigenous or People of Color, as well as those who are from other underrepresented communities.

Position Summary

ETC is seeking qualified candidates for the position of Facilities and Rentals Manager.  The Facilities and Rentals Manager is a member of the production team and is expected to work with a high level of organization and flexibility while collaborating across departments. This individual will be responsible for the upkeep and repair of the physical building, operational systems, and equipment located at the New Vic Theatre. They also manage all aspects of venue rentals, in consultation with the production manager, including scheduling, contracting, supervising and processing payments.  In addition to these primary responsibilities, the Facilities and Rentals Manager assists with general needs of the production department. The Facilities and Rentals Manager reports to the Production Manager.

 

Responsibilities

Facilities:

  • Ensure the facility is maintained to a high standard, including full compliance with codes/regulations, health and safety requirements.
  • Supervise and coordinate the work of contractors, including general building, mechanical and electrical, fire alarm systems, lift maintenance, pest control, security systems, emergency light testing & inspections, waste management, utilities, and any other maintenance requests, closely monitoring progress to ensure quality and completion of work.
  • Attend meetings of the Board of Directors’ Facilities Committee as needed to report on facility needs and improvements.
  • Prepare and maintain a routine and preventative maintenance schedule for the building’s infrastructure, finishes, fixtures, and décor.
  • Ensure completion of ongoing regular maintenance, such as changing light bulbs, minor carpentry projects, and minor emergency repairs, etc.
  • Assist with the organization of New Vic Storage areas.

 

Rentals:

  • Field rental inquiries and, in collaboration with the Production Manager, schedule venue rentals.
  • Evaluate Scope of Work documents submitted by potential renters and create rental estimates.
  • Write and review rental contracts.
  • Communicate regularly with renters about the changing needs of upcoming rentals.
  • Coordinate with the production team to meet the technical and staffing needs of scheduled rentals.
  • Assist with load-in of rentals as needed.
  • Distribute Event Forms to ETC staff regarding schedule for venue rentals.
  • Serve as Technical Supervisor or event crew for assigned rentals.
  • Send final invoices, process payments to renters, and collect outstanding fees from renters.
  • Update and maintain rental policies and procedures for the New Vic Theatre.

 

General:

  • Assist with ETC productions as needed and time allows.
  • Serve as technical supervisor for performances on as needed basis.
  • Deliver and pick up physical production items at shops, stores, and outside vendors as directed.

 

Qualifications

  • Strong oral and written communication skills
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team
  • Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook, Access).
  • Proficiency in Google Workspace.
  • Demonstrated customer service experience.
  • Basic knowledge of theatrical lighting, sound and video equipment.

COMPENSATION - The starting salary range for this full-time position is $50 - $55,000 annually. Benefits; vacation and sick leave; paid holidays; and a 403(b) retirement savings plan.

TO APPLY - Please send a cover letter and resume to Robert Salm, Production Manager at productionmanager@etcsb.org. Please include the name of the position(s) to which you are applying in the subject line of the email.

 

Assistant Stage Manager - Non Union

Seeking a non-equity Assistant Stage Manager for The Children at Ensemble Theatre Company in Santa Barbara. The ASM works closely with the Equity Stage Manager and cast. They assist in setting up the space prior to the start of day and cleaning up at the end of the day. Responsibilities include the tracking of prop/scenic items, generating running paperwork for crew, and being the point person backstage during performances. They are expected to communicate issues to the Stage Manager and be able to supervise the backstage area.

 

EMC points available. First day of rehearsal is Tuesday, March 7, 2023. The closing performance is on Sunday, April 23, 2023. Typical work week is Tuesday-Sunday with Mondays off. Rehearsal hours tend to be between 9am-6pm. Important Dates listed below.

Interested candidates, please reach out to Elena Cruz, the Associate General Manager, at ecruz@etcsb.org or 805-965-5400 x102.


THE CHILDREN

Director: Jenny Sullivan

Equity Stage Manager: Jessica Haro

Pay: $16-$18/hour (BOE)

 

First Rehearsal: 3/07/2023

Designer R/T & Publicity Photos: 3/19/2022

Tech 1: 4/1/2023

Tech 2: 4/2/2023

Tech 3: 4/4/2023

Final Dress Rehearsal: 4/5/2023

Previews: 4/6/2023-4/7/2023

Opening: 4/8/2023

Student Matinee: 4/21/2023

Closing: 4/23/2023

 

Audio Engineer

Audio Engineer

Part Time/ show by show basis,

Hours are scheduled on an as- needed basis with no set schedule or guarantees with potential overtime

Pay: $25-$30 BOE


The Audio Engineer is part of a team that works in a creative space to make the sound designer's and music director’s ideas come to life. This position supervises the A2 and oversees the load in, strike, board operation and system maintenance of the Ensemble Theater Company show as assigned by the Production Manager. The Audio Engineer reports to the Lighting and A/V Supervisor and the Production Manager. 

Candidates should have detailed knowledge of the following:

  • Audio signal flow, troubleshooting and audio equipment repair 
  • Current audio technology, specifically wireless microphone setup/operation, com systems, QLab, and digital mixing (ETC uses a Allen and Heath SQ5 mixer)
  • Safe rigging practices

Job requirements include: 

  • Attending production meetings
  • Reading and interpreting designer drawings and communications regarding the sound design.
  • Leading load-in and strike of all audio equipment, including speakers, microphones, monitors, and band set-up.
  • Serving as primary audio engineer and board operator during tech and previews with the expectation of working evenings and weekends. 
    • Live-mixing band and vocals for a full-scale musical production
    • In collaboration with the sound designer, program all recorded tracks and effects in QLab.
    • Supervising sound check prior to each rehearsal and performance.
  • Running and maintaining sound design after show opening, including mixing, troubleshooting, speaker check, and maintenance and repair of equipment
  • Maintaining a clean and orderly working environment.
  • Working in a safe, efficient, and organized manner

Please send letter of interest and resume to productionmanager@etcsb.org 

Over-Hire Scenic Carpenter

Over-Hire Scenic Carpenter

Part Time/ show by show basis.

Hours are scheduled on an as- needed basis with no set schedule or guarantees with potential overtime

Pay: $17-$25 BOE

Scenic carpenters are part of a team that work in a creative space to make the set designers idea come to life. This position often carries over to load in the crew when it comes time to install the set you just helped build. The Ensemble Theater Company Scene Shop is off site therefore, carpenters must be able to travel from the shop in Goleta to the stage space in Santa Barbara. Carpenters report to the Technical Director and the Production Manager. You must know and be capable of the following:

  • Tool Usage
    • Table saw
    • Chop saw
    • Metal chop saw
    • Circular saw
    • Jig saw
    • Oscillator
    • sawzall
    • Drills/Impact Drivers
    • Pneumatic nail gun
    • Belt Sander
    • Grinders
    • Adhesives/Fasteners
    • Wrenches
  • Carpenters must know the basics of theater set construction
  • Know the true dimension of lumber and how to account for it in cuts and builds.
  • Can read/produce cut lists, and interpret working drawings.
  • Must be able to lift more than 75 lbs ( that is the average weight of a full sheet of ¾ plywood.)
  • Must have a general understanding of structural integrity in regards to framing of platforms and walls.
  • Must be able to work in a fast paced environment and take action from orders quickly.
  • Must be comfortable with climbing ladders and riding in lift baskets over 20 feet tall.
  • Must be comfortable with tight spaces (ex. Going under a platform, or between walls.)
  • MUST be willing and able to ask for clarifying questions and explanations.

Please send letter of interest and resume to productionmanager@etcsb.org

Over-Hire Scenic Welder

Part Time/ show by show basis,

Hours are scheduled on an as- needed basis with no set schedule or guarantees with potential overtime

Pay: $17-$25 BOE

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Scenic Welders are part of a team that work in a creative space to make the set designers idea come to life. This position often carries over to load in the crew when it comes time to install the set you just helped build. The Ensemble Theater Company Scene Shop is off site therefore, Welders must be able to travel from the shop in goleta to the stage space in Santa Barbara. Welders report to the Technical Director and the Production Manager. You must know and be capable of the following:

  • Tool Usage
    • Mig Welding 125-220
    • Aluminum welding (not required)
    • Oxy acetylene (not required)
    • ARC welding (not required)
    • Table saw
    • Chop saw
    • Metal chop saw
    • portaband
    • Sawzall
    • Drills/Impact Drivers
    • Pneumatic Staplers/nail guns
    • Belt Sander
    • Grinders
    • Adhesives/Fasteners
  • Welders Must know how to change the gas tank and wire wheel on a mig welder.
  • Must know how to clean metal and prep the space to begin welding.
  • Must follow proper ventilation and light protection guidelines.
  • Welders must know the basics of theater set construction
  • Can read/produce cut lists, and interpret working drawings.
  • Must have a general understanding of structural integrity in regards to framing of platforms and walls
  • Must be able to work in a fast paced environment and take action from orders quickly.
  • Must be comfortable with climbing ladders and riding in lift baskets over 20 feet tall.
  • Must be comfortable with tight spaces (ex. Going under a platform, or between walls.)
  • MUST be willing and able to ask for clarifying questions and explanations.

Please send letter of interest and resume to productionmanager@etcsb.org 

Over-Hire Wardrobe Run Crew

Part Time/ show by show basis.

Hours are scheduled on an as- needed basis with no set schedule or guarantees with potential overtime

Pay: $15-$20 BOE


Wardrobe Run Crew is part of a team that works in a creative space to make the costume designer's idea come to life. This position assists actors with any dressing or quick change needs and  assists the wardrobe supervisor with laundry, repairs and organization. You Must be capable of the following:

  •  Assist actors with quick changes
  • Track costume pieces throughout show
  • Make sure all appropriate undergarments and costumes are available to actors before half hour
  • If needed, preset costumes in correct areas
  • Assist with wigs, hair, or makeup if needed
  • Costume maintenance and repair
  • Iron and steam costumes according to care instructions
  •  Laundry according to care instructions and equity standards
  • Possible sewing skills needed either by machine or hand

Please send letter of interest and resume to productionmanager@etcsb.org 

Properties Coordinator

Properties Coordinator

Part Time/ show by show basis

Hours are scheduled on an as-needed basis with no set schedule or guarantees with potential overtime

Pay: $1000+ Stipend


The Properties coordinator is part of a team that works in a creative space to make the set designer’'s and director’s ideas come to life. This position oversees the load in and strike of props for the show and provides maintenance during the run of the show as assigned by the Production Manager. The properties coordinator  reports to the Production Manager. 

Candidates should have detailed knowledge of the following:

  • Mastery of prop and scenic prop construction and fabrications techniques, carpentry, upholstery, soft goods and crafts skills.
  • Organizational, collaborative, and communication skills

Job requirements include: 

  • Attending production meetings
  • Reading and interpreting designer drawings and communications regarding the properties for the show.
  • Leading load-in and strike of all properties for rehearsal, show, and photo shoot. 
  • Oversee the successful engineering, construction, installation and strike of props, furniture, and set dressing elements for the show.
  • Actively participating in props creation as needed
  • Ensure completion of all props and set dressing elements for each production to the satisfaction of set designers.
  • Coordinate with stage management and other departments as needed to support prop needs in rehearsals
  • Order all necessary materials and supplies in a timely manner; track delivers and purchase and submit all necessary paperwork to production manager
  • Work with the production manager to ensure the show is completed within deadlines and budgets.
  • Collaborate with the technical director and paint charge on construction schedules of certain items as needed. 
  • Maintaining a clean and orderly working environment.
  • Working in a safe, efficient, and organized manner

Please send letter of interest and resume to productionmanager@etcsb.org 

Scenic Charge Artist

Contract/ show by show basis,

Pay: $2000+ BOE Stipend

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Position Summary:

 

The Scenic Charge is responsible for the direct leadership of the paint department for painting of the show set, This position is a hands-on position that requires significant experience in scenic artistry. The Scenic Charge is in charge of interpreting design and renderings and execution of all scenic paint techniques. Scenic Charge  will interpret the scenic rendering and paint elevation and lead/teach/work alongside scenic painters to bring the design to life.  Ideal candidate is skilled in color theory and mixture, texture, preparation and aging of all surfaces. Must be able to produce paint samples as needed. Scenic Charge  works with the Scenic Designer and Technical Director on workflow. This person reports directly to the production manager.

 

Key Responsibilities:

- Participate in the painting and /or texturing of scenery, properties and furniture for production.

- Coordinate purchasing of materials and hire additional personnel as needed with approval from the production manager.

- Track and manage production and shop expenditures. 

- Maintain the paint area in the scene shop as well as at the New Vic Theatre.

- Communicate with designers on painting techniques and color choices.

- Communicate with the designer and creative team on the progress of paint during the process.

- Clean and remove paint/supplies from Theatre after completion of scenic painting of items and any paint notes.

- Work in a safe and productive manner.

 

Requirements:

- Knowledge and practical experience of theatrical painting techniques

- Understanding of how to interpret paint elevations.

- Ability to work independently as well as part of a team

- Excellent personal, organizational, time management and communication skills.

- Ability to motivate, manage and coordinate a team of painters at times with varying skill levels.

- Well-established skills in adapting quickly to varying projects and problems

- Must Be able to climb and work on a ladder

- Must be able to lift/ carry 50 pounds

- Must be able to be on your feel for extended periods of time

-Experience operating a JGL lift

Please send Resume, Portfolio, and References to Robert Salm, Production Manager at producitonmanager@etcsb.org

New Play Submissions

ETC does not accept manuscripts through the mail. We do, however, accept electronic scripts with play synopses and character breakdown, via email only to info@etcsb.org. Please note that you will receive a response only if we have further interest. Please do not follow up via phone or email.

ETC Shop Services

ETC’s production team has a fully functional scene shop capable of fabricating for theatrical needs and other events. If you are interested in having ETC fabricate for your next show or event, please contact the ETC production manager at productionmanager@etcsb.org for available build slots. 

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