SUPPORT US: VOLUNTEER
Volunteer your time and talents today to East Lynne Theater Company.
Be a Volunteer
Our dedicated network of volunteers assists year-round as ushers, box office staff, stage crew, distributors of flyers and posters to local businesses, and volunteers at our fundraisers or community events such as the annual West Cape May Lima Bean Festival.
To learn more about how you can help, contact [email protected].
Serve on a Board
A dedicated, engaged Board of Trustees is essential to the management and well-being of our organization.
Local Cape May business owner and writer Susan Tischler serves as Board President. She is joined on the Board by a number of community leaders and business people with experience in such fields as the arts, business management, community affairs, and fundraising.
In addition, ELTC has a Board of Advisors, which it calls on periodically for assistance and insight into various programming and operational issues.
To learn more about potential board opportunities, contact [email protected]
Volunteer Recognition
ELTC salutes the work and dedication of our volunteers, and is pleased to recognize their efforts in a variety of ways.
In recent years, local arts institutions have joined with us to celebrate the accomplishments of our volunteers and theater.
Be a Volunteer
Our dedicated network of volunteers assists year-round as ushers, box office staff, stage crew, distributors of flyers and posters to local businesses, and volunteers at our fundraisers or community events such as the annual West Cape May Lima Bean Festival.
To learn more about how you can help, contact [email protected].
Serve on a Board
A dedicated, engaged Board of Trustees is essential to the management and well-being of our organization.
Local Cape May business owner and writer Susan Tischler serves as Board President. She is joined on the Board by a number of community leaders and business people with experience in such fields as the arts, business management, community affairs, and fundraising.
In addition, ELTC has a Board of Advisors, which it calls on periodically for assistance and insight into various programming and operational issues.
To learn more about potential board opportunities, contact [email protected]
Volunteer Recognition
ELTC salutes the work and dedication of our volunteers, and is pleased to recognize their efforts in a variety of ways.
In recent years, local arts institutions have joined with us to celebrate the accomplishments of our volunteers and theater.
New Jersey Theatre Alliance: Curtain Call Awards
The New Jersey Theatre Alliance (NJTA), a consortium of equity professional nonprofit theaters in New Jersey, periodically presents its “Curtain Call Awards” to honor those individuals who support its member theaters. 2003: The Craig Family, proprietors of The Washington Inn, Lucky Bones, Love the Cook, and The Cape May Winery 2005: Al and Sue DeRosa of The Cliveden Inn 2007: Frank Smith, past Board president 2008: Peg and Tom Curran and Curran Investment Management, longtime ELTC supporters 2009: East Lynne Theater Company and Paper Mill Playhouse 2010: Mark Edward Lang, ELTC graphic designer and Board Vice President, and Marion Brady, longtime ELTC supporter 2017: Gayle Stahlhuth and other New Jersey artistic directors for their service of running nonprofit professional theaters. 2018: Robert LeMaire and other New Jersey education directors 2020: Lee O’Connor and other New Jersey stage managers |
South Jersey Cultural Alliance Encore Awards The South Jersey Cultural Alliance (SJCA), a consortium of nonprofit organizations in eight South Jersey counties, bestows its “Encore Awards” to supporters of the Alliance. 2007: Caitlin Wallace, former intern/production assistant at ELTC and a graduate of Lower Cape May Regional High 2008: Ralph Valeri, former ELTC Board Vice President and arts advocate who lost his battle with cancer in December 2008 2009: Gus Andy, owner of La Mer Beachfront Inn in Cape May and longtime ELTC supporter 2010: Barbara and Mary Morris of The Henry Sawyer Inn, longtime ELTC supporters 2011: The First Presbyterian Church of Cape May, where ELTC has been in residence since 1999 2012: Beth Eastman, president of The Inn of Cape May and Aleathea's Restaurant, a longtime ELTC supporter 2014: Jacob Schaad, veteran reporter celebrating his 75th anniversary as a journalist 2018: Artistic Director Gayle Stahlhuth 2019: Sandra O. Sieber, former Board member and longstanding theater advocate and volunteer |
