Dunder Mifflin, this is Pam

From Kiki, Audience Development Intern

I'm assuming that if you're reading this that you are a cool person. Therefore, by being a cool person, you obviously watch the show The Office. The Rep is like The Office. I will now list my case in points:

1. I recently went back home to the midwest for my two week hiatus. Some interns get one week during the holidays, others leave for partial breaks during the season. It's something that you'll negotiate with your supervisor about what works best for the both of you. While I was away I was sent a Facebook wall post by our very own Kate-Technical Production Intern-about how she was looking for something to do and was sad that I wasn't there to harass. Luckily she still found a way during my absence. When I came back to the office my computer and keyboard were covered with post-it notes depicting a conversation that she was having with one of her multiple personalities. Not exactly a prank that Jim would play on Dwight, but unconventional office behavior nonetheless.

2. Liz-Stage Management Intern-left a terrifyingly huge picture of Hillary Clinton's head on my desk with a yet another post-it note covering Hill-dog's mouth. She exchanged the picture for a bag of Oreos that were on my desk and wrote: "Mmm! Oreos are almost as good as winning the Democratic Nomination! ...wait..." If we ever have a Diversity Day, I'm bringing that sucker. (And yes, she did actually take the Oreos to eat. I'm just as appalled as you are.)

3. Remember that episode where they play basketball and it is The Office Guys versus The Warehouse Guys? Yeah we did basically the same thing but with football and teams were Admin vs Production. You'll love the raw, unbridled joy and rage that it can bring out in people.

4. We love to throw parties, although we usually don't have Angela approved streamers. A gross oversight in my opinion. We have frequent birthday parties, opening night soirees, receptions for donors, and we have beer:30 every Friday in the shop. You'll do work at the Rep, believe me, but you'll also have time to just chill with your co-workers and get to know them.

5. Whenever something is awkward in a meeting or at one of our desks we do a fake take-to-the-camera. I'm not even close to making that up.

So if you like The Office and want to be apart of it, just skip the audition process and tell your agent that you're applying at Seattle Rep.