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The Evening Actor Interpreter plays a crucial role in delivering engaging theatrical programs that educate diverse audiences about 18th-century history. This position involves interpreting significant historical events and characters through various performance techniques, ensuring that guests not only learn but also enjoy their experience at Colonial Williamsburg. The programs include popular theatrical presentations such as 'Cry Witch', 'To Hang a Pirate', 'Trial of a Patriot', and 'Adventures!'. The actor interpreters are responsible for preparing and performing these programs, which may involve public performances, rehearsals, and participation in seasonal and special events. In addition to performance duties, the Evening Actor Interpreter is expected to provide exceptional customer service, embodying the organizational values of stewardship, hospitality, and respect. This includes managing guest interactions, orienting visitors, and maintaining a positive and caring attitude. The role requires collaboration with team members to achieve the mission of Colonial Williamsburg, which emphasizes education and historical preservation. Candidates for this position should be prepared to work a flexible schedule, including evenings, weekends, and holidays, with a commitment to providing availability for at least two evenings per week, and potentially up to four during peak times. The role also demands a strong work ethic, good attendance, and the ability to adapt to various weather conditions while engaging with guests.
