Black Theatre United is proud to launch the fourth year of The Broadway Marketing Internship Program, an initiative dedicated to creating new opportunities for emerging talent in the areas of marketing and advertising.
This internship will invite all hired interns into welcoming, open, and supportive learning spaces to discover how the theatre industry operates through the lens of marketing and advertising. The program will include mentorship support from the BTU Rise committee and many of BTU’s founding members.
During the eight-week program, BTU interns will be hosted by one of the leading entertainment marketing or press companies in New York City: Serino Coyne, AKA, RPM, and Situation. BTU Interns will be employed by of one of the companies and will spend the summer learning Broadway marketing and advertising. The program includes a rich and robust plan to provide education and experience in the following areas:
✅ Research
✅ Strategic Planning
✅ Creative Development & Art Direction
✅ Media Planning & Buying
✅ Social Media
✅ Content Development
✅ Partnership Marketing
✅ Data Analysis & Insights
✅ Production
BTU Interns will work alongside their colleagues at their respective marketing companies for 40 hour a week Monday–Friday. During this time, interns will work in varying departments within the companies to get experience and insight into the different areas of marketing. Daily tasks will vary and depend on placement, but can include: research, attending strategy meetings, developing content ideas, etc.
During the eight-week program, a BTU intern will be hosted by The Press Room NYC in New York City. The BTU Intern will be employed by the company and will spend their summer gaining experience in Broadway public relations. The program includes a rich and robust plan to provide education and experience in some of the following areas:
BTU interns will work alongside The Press Room NYC colleagues for 40 hours a week Monday – Friday. During this time, interns will spend time with individual employees within the company to get experience and insight into the different public relations strategies. Daily tasks will vary, but can include: research, attending strategy meetings, event planning, drafting documents, managing press RSVPs, etc.
To add to the richness of the summer experience, BTU interns will be invited to theater industry events on a voluntary basis and receive complimentary tickets to Broadway shows, attractions, and other events. As a cohort, the interns will gather weekly to attend lunch and learns which cover the topics of the summer curriculum. BTU interns will also have the opportunity to attend several offsite events with Broadway industry partners.
Please note, this is not a performance based internship.
All undergraduate students, regardless of race or ethnicity, are welcome to apply for placement in this program.
The deadline for applications is Tuesday, 3/18/25.
The program runs from 6/15 – 8/8.
You are the change we seek. Join us.