Actor, Development Coordinator, Event Planner

RACHEL HOLMES

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Baltimore, Maryland 21212

Mobile: 410-***-****

E-mail: ******.*.******@*****.***

EDUCATION:

Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, PA

Bachelor of Arts in Theatre (Concentration in Acting) & History, May 2008

Honors: Alpha Psi Omega - Theatre Honor Society

Abroad Experience: Syracuse University – London, England, Fall 2007

SKILLS & INTERESTS:

Computer – Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite

Interests - Literature, horticulture, theatre, Shakespeare, and traveling

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Data Entry, Central Scholarship Bureau, Baltimore, MD (February 2011-Present)

• Worked for one of Baltimore’s leading nonprofits performing manual data entry.

The Trial of the Catonsville Nine, Spotlight: University of Baltimore, Baltimore, MD (January 2011-February

2011)

Assistant Stage Manager: helped in every step of the rehearsal process and aided in running the show.

Fellow, Hedgerow Theatre, Rose Valley, PA (October 2009-November 2010)

• Acting Fellow, resident Researcher and Development coordinator, Assistant to the Artistic Director and directed Box Office Operations. Experience in administration, marketing, acting, costumes & props, teaching, dramaturgy, and stage management.

Run Crew, Spotlighters Theatre, Baltimore, MD (August 2009 – October 2009)

• Moved set pieces, helped with costume changes, and organized props for the Baltimore Playwrights Festival.

Front of House Staff, The Comedy Theatre, London, England (October 2008– April 2009)

• Tearing tickets, interval concessions, and directed patrons to their seats.

Live Show Concessions, Majestic Theatre, Gettysburg, PA (September 2006 – May 2008)

• Assisted with training new employees, served refreshments before and during intervals of shows, as well as back office operations.

Properties Intern, Baltimore Shakespeare Festival, Baltimore, MD (July 2004)

• Organized props for use in the production of The Tempest

Intern, Baltimore Shakespeare Festival, Baltimore, MD (May 2004)

• Responsibilities included office work, dramaturgy, children’s activities, lighting, organizing and executing staged readings.

Docent, The Star Spangled Flag House Museum (September 2000 – September 2004)

• Guided visitors through the museum

References available upon request

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