ASL Interpreter For Performance – The Little Mermaid Jr. – Summer Camp Program

Show Date ASL Interpreter Needed: 1 Performance on Sunday. July 26, 2026

Raue Center School For The Arts (RCSA) is proud to continue its commitment to accessible and inclusive arts programming. We are seeking a skilled and passionate ASL Interpreter for a special performance of The Little Mermaid Jr., helping ensure that all members of our community have the opportunity to experience live theatre.

This is a meaningful opportunity to support young performers while making the arts more accessible for Deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences. If you are looking for a rewarding opportunity to make a real impact, we would love to hear from you.

Position Overview

The ASL Interpreter will provide live interpretation for one designated performance of The Little Mermaid Jr., a 60-minute musical performed by students. The interpreter will be positioned onstage alongside the cast, becoming an integrated part of the storytelling experience.

Key Responsibilities

Performance & Interpretation

• Provide clear, expressive ASL interpretation for a full 60-minute musical performance
• Interpret dialogue, lyrics, and storytelling with strong emotional and character connection
• Adapt interpretation to match pacing, tone, and musicality of the production
• Maintain professionalism in a live, fast-paced performance environment

Collaboration & Preparation

• Collaborate with the director and production team to align interpretation with the show’s vision
• Attend 1 – 2 rehearsals (encouraged) to become familiar with the script, music, and staging
• A digital version of the script will be provided once hired along with a paper copy
• Communicate with staff to ensure proper placement and visibility for audience members

Impact & Inclusion

• Help create an inclusive and accessible theatre experience for Deaf and hard-of-hearing audience members
• Support RCSA’s mission of making the arts available to all members of the community

Qualifications

• Proficiency in American Sign Language (ASL)
• Experience interpreting live events or performances preferred, but not required
• Ability to convey emotion, character, and musicality through ASL
• Comfortable performing in a visible, onstage role
• Strong communication and collaboration skills