GET INVOLVED
Get Involved in our Productions
Every DMS production is made possible by passionate volunteers who contribute both on and off the stage. From performers and directors to backstage crew, front of house, technical teams, and box office staff, our community comes together for the love of theatre — and we couldn’t do it without them. We’d love you to be part of it.
Something for everyone
There are lots of ways to be involved:
- Performing
- Directing
- Musical Directing
- Choreography
- Costuming
- Set construction
- Backstage support
- Sound & lighting
- Stage management
- Props management
- Front of house including Canteen, Programs & Raffles
- Box office management
No experience is necessary — just enthusiasm and a willingness to get involved.
Benefits
As a member, you’ll join a welcoming community, receive complimentary tickets for the show you support, and play a vital role in bringing live theatre to life.
What our volunteers say
“Dural Musical Society is a welcoming and inclusive community where people can truly be themselves. It offers a supportive environment to build meaningful, long-lasting friendships while creating shared memories through a love of theatre and performance. ”
– Mackenzie Walters
“Volunteering at Dural Musical Society has been a genuinely rewarding and enjoyable experience. It is never dull – there is always something to be done, and each day brings new opportunities to be involved.
DMS has been a significant part of my life for many years, and through it I have formed lasting friendships while working alongside a group of dedicated and inspiring people. There is always a strong sense of camaraderie, with plenty of laughter as we collaborate to bring a production to life.
One of the most satisfying aspects is watching a show develop from the early stages of rehearsal through to the final performances. Seeing audiences engaged, enjoying the show, and hearing their positive feedback after an afternoon or evening at Dural Memorial Hall makes all the effort worthwhile. It truly reinforces the value of the hard work that goes into staging each musical or play.”
– Julie Scargill