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Costume Shop Manager
The Rose Theater
Costume Shop Manager
Lead the daily operation of our costume shop and oversee costume construction, maintenance, organization, and preparation for mainstage, education, Rose Brigade, and Metro Tour productions. Collaborate with Costume Designers and the Production Director to bring designs to life, lead mainstage costume builds, serve as lead draper, and supervise stitchers, apprentices, overhire, and volunteers. This is a hands-on position for a creative, organized, and collaborative costume professional who can manage multiple projects and production deadlines.
- Bachelor's degree in theater, costume design, fashion design, or a related field or equivalent professional experience.
- Demonstrated experience in costume construction, including patterning, draping, cutting, sewing, alterations, and repairs.
- Strong organizational, communication, time-management, and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to manage multiple projects and meet production deadlines.
- Experience supervising or leading staff, overhire, apprentices, or volunteers.
- Ability to collaborate effectively with Costume Designers, guest artists, and production teams.
- Knowledge of costume history and a variety of costume construction techniques and materials.
- Basic proficiency with Google Workspace and Microsoft Office.
- Commitment to anti-racism, anti-oppression, inclusion, and creating welcoming spaces.
- Ability to lift up to 50 pounds, climb stairs/ladders, and work on-site in a hands-on production environment.
- Ability to work a flexible schedule, including occasional evenings and weekends.
- CPR/First Aid and OSHA 10 certification preferred; candidates may obtain these certifications after employment.
CAD Drafter
TTS Studios
CAD Drafter
The CAD Drafter of TTS Studios reports to the Head of Tech Design and is responsible for creating 3D models and 2D construction plates as well as CNC files and other technical / graphical communications. CAD Drafter is responsible for considering the scope of the project and technical briefs and for interpreting the design intent to create the best construction plan possible. They also work with the Project Managers and Director of Production to provide accurate, efficient plans for the different fabrication departments as well as closeout/installation documentation. The CAD Drafter is responsible for participating in the creation and maintenance of all modeling, drafting, and CNC standards.
Hours: Monday through Friday onsite, 8:00am to 4:30pm; 40 hours of work expected per week
Duties:
- Report to Head of Tech Design for task assignments and due dates
- Design technical solutions for units based on project parameters and technical briefs
- Report purchasing needs to Project Management throughout the design process
- Create 3D models and work out engineering challenges to turn into construction drawings
- Continuously and consistently work towards improving processes, drafting standards, cad templates, block library, etc.
- Work with other departments to explore/experiment with new products and materials
- Peer-review completed models before the technical design teammates create construction drawings
- Peer-review construction drawings before they are released to the shop
- Participate in project engineering meetings
- Collaborate with Head of Tech Design, Project Managers, and Director of Production
- Participate in part standards creation
- Create closeout and assembly documents per project
- Assistance on the floor as needed; specifically with sampling
- Participate in standard meetings (kickoff meetings, staff meetings, engineering meetings, postmortems, etc.)
- Participate in site surveys as needed
- Maintain clean office space
Requirements:
- Proficiency in CAD (AutoCAD preferred)
- No less than 2 years of experience in drafting
- High attention to Detail
- Ability to self-manage and work with others productively
- Ability to manage multiple priorities and projects at the same time
Preferred:
- Experience using project management software such as Asana
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office
- Proficiency in Google Drive
- Hands-on experience fabricating, assembling, and installing assets
- Understanding of construction application techniques including wood, steel, aluminum, plastics, etc.
- Experience with conducting site surveys
Benefits of the Job:
- 10 total days of PTO to be used at the Employee’s discretion; approval required.
- Employer contribution to employee medical (after 30 days)
- Option to enroll in dental and vision (after 30 days)
- Matching 401k plan (after 30 days)
Reports to:
Head of Tech Design
Location:
North Charleston, South Carolina. This position is fully on-site and does not offer remote or hybrid work arrangements.
Job Type: Full-time / Hourly (non-exempt)
Compensation:
$28/hour (non-exempt)
To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to careers@tts-studios.com
NO CALLS PLEASE
Production & Facilities Manager
Quintessence Theatre
Production & Facilities Manager
Quintessence Theatre, beginning its 17th season of producing epic, classic theatre in Northwest Philadelphia, seeks an experienced Production and Facilities Manager to join our team. This person supervises all main stage and educational productions and events and has overall responsibility for facilities management. They are responsible for budgeting, scheduling work, ordering supplies, and coordinating various production departments. This position hires the technical crew and works with the management team to make sure the technical elements of a show are completed safely, on time, and on budget. Night and weekend work is required during production periods. This is a full-time, salaried position which reports to the Executive Director.
Stage Properties Manager
Wright State University
Stage Properties Manager
Technical Director (Theater)
Zach Theater
Technical Director (Theater)
At Zach, we believe in the power of light—to illuminate new ideas, spark imagination, and bring people together. As Austin’s leading professional producing theater, we create vibrant, intimate theater experiences that engage, inspire, and connect our community. The Technical Director is in charge of the on-time and on-budget execution of Scenery for Main Stage, Family Series, Education, and Event productions, including support of Development and Marketing events, at the direction of the Director of Production. This position works in conjunction with the Stage Operations Supervisor and Assistant Technical Director in order to achieve high pace and safe scenery change overs, including leading load-in and load-out of scenery, automation, and special effects. This role maintains budgets, creates calendars, schedules, hires and supervises technical personnel for all operations at the Nowlin-Renaud Scenic Studios, including Scenery and Paint shops. This position is responsible for guiding the scenic construction and engineering decisions throughout the design process including automation and special effects. In conjunction with the Assistant Technical Director, the TD produces accurate and detailed drawing packets including ground plans, sections, and construction drawings for all productions. The TD is responsible for the daily operations of the Nowlin-Renaud Scenic Studios supervising the fabrication and paint shops and their teams and resources.
- 6+ years of scene shop leadership (preferred), including budget and hiring experience OR 3+ years of scene shop leadership and an MFA in Technical Direction or related field, with specific knowledge of Stage Automation practices, equipment, and techniques
- Ability to produce construction drawings, from concept to shop floor, using both 2D and 3D AutoCAD drafting techniques
- Ability in design and installation of Stage Automation solution, with preferred familiarity of Creative Conners equipment and SpikeMark software
- Demonstrated knowledge of 3d Printing, CnC, and other advanced fabrication techniques, specifically in preparatory drafting
Resident Crew - Lead Carpenter
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
Resident Crew - Lead Carpenter
Open Rank Professor, 9 Month Salaried
Florida State University
Open Rank Professor, 9 Month Salaried
The Florida State University School of Dance seeks a dynamic artist and collaborative leader to fill anOpen Rank faculty position in Lighting and Visual Design while serving as Director of Production. This hybrid faculty-administrative position combines teaching, creative research, student mentorship, production design, and oversight of the School's production operations. The successful candidate will maintain an active program of creative and/or scholarly activity, teach undergraduate and graduate courses in lighting and visual design, mentor student artists and designers, and provide leadership for the planning, coordination, and execution of all School of Dance productions.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Statement:
FSU is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer
Primary Responsibilities are in the areas of Teaching and Student Mentorship, Creative Activity and Production Design, Service and Leadership as well as serve in the role of Director of Production.
Required Qualifications
• Terminal degree (M.F.A. or equivalent) in Lighting Design, Theatrical Design, Dance Production, Theatre, Dance, or a closely related field from an accredited institution.
• Minimum of five years of professional experience in lighting design, with significant experience designing for dance performance.
• Demonstrated expertise in lighting design processes, technologies, and production practices.
• Evidence of achievement in creative and/or scholarly work.
• Demonstrated commitment to teaching, mentoring, and collaborative artistic practice.
• Strong organizational, leadership, and project management skills.
Candidates who currently hold tenure and are seeking appointment with tenure at Florida State University will need to submit the materials for evaluation if selected. These materials are required to support the tenure review process at the time of hire. Finalists may be asked to provide the below additional documentation as part of the evaluation.
• Examples of excellence in research or creative activity or excellence in teaching.
• CV
• One-page statement of their accomplishments over the last five years.
• Discussion of their teaching, research and service (no longer than six pages).
• Three outside letters of recommendation directed specifically to Florida State University. No professional relationships should exist between the candidate and the external reviewer. Relationships include, but are not limited to, student-teacher (including dissertation committee chairs and members), colleagues in graduate school,
former departmental colleagues, collaborators, and co-authors.
Preferred Qualifications
• Successful university-level teaching experience.
• Experience supervising production operations, technical staff, and production budgets.
• Experience with Qlab, Vectorworks software, LightWright, Eos systems, Dante software, and Paradigm.
• Expertise in one or more complementary areas such as: Projection or media design, Costume design, Scenic design, Filmmaking or digital media production, Musical composition or sound design, Dance technology, Related movement or dance practices
• Experience working across interdisciplinary artistic environments.
• Demonstrated commitment to excellence and student-centered learning.
Contact Information
Associate Professor Daniel Smith, Search Committee Chair:Daniel.Smith@fsu.edu
Professor of Scenic Design
Texas State University
Professor of Scenic Design
The School of Theatre, Dance, and Film at Texas State University seeks an Assistant or Associate Professor of Scenic Design (Tenure Track or Professor of Practice), starting fall 2027. The successful candidate will join a nationally recognized department with a dynamic faculty dedicated to a collaborative and immersive approach to teaching graduate and undergraduate students.
Responsibilities include: Teaching graduate and undergraduate courses in scenic design and related topics such as drafting, history, analysis, and graphic skills; Mentoring and advising graduate and undergraduate student designers on realized production work; Actively recruiting exceptional candidates for the MFA design program; Participating in department production season planning; Collaborating with the Design, Technology, and Management Area in support of current initiatives and new developments; Maintaining an active agenda of creative and/or scholarly research, including occasional designs for department productions; Providing service to the School, College, and University, commensurate with rank.
· MFA in Theatre Design or commensurate experience.
· Active record of professional scenic design experience in regional and/or commercial theatre
· Strong CAD skills utilizing industry standard (Schematic, 3D, and Visualization)
· Strong digital and/or hand graphic skills that align with industry standards
Rigging Department Manager/ Project Manager
Productions Unlimited Inc.
Rigging Department Manager/ Project Manager
As Rigging Department Manager/Project Manager, you'll lead and supervise the Rigging Team in the design, installation, and servicing of rigging systems—including motorized hoists, chain motors, truss, fly systems, and structural rigging—while also driving project sales and overseeing submittals and post-project documentation.
You'll be responsible for keeping the department running like a well-oiled machine, with a strong focus on timeliness, accuracy, safety, and quality craftsmanship. This includes running weekly team meetings, coordinating with project managers and outside trades (general contractors, electricians, structural steel teams, and owners) on job sites, and stepping into a project management role as needed. You'll plan and schedule the team across design work, installations, quotations, and service calls, ensure clients receive timely and meaningful responses, and partner with purchasing and logistics so your team always has what it needs.
The role also involves recommending and delivering training—covering safe rigging practices, load calculations, and inspection procedures—assisting with interviewing and hiring, and helping maintain a clean, organized environment both in the office and on job sites. You'll collaborate across departments to coordinate multi-department projects, advise leadership on staffing needs, and play an active role in helping Productions Unlimited, Inc. continue to grow and improve.
Compensation & Benefits:
- $85,000–$110,000/year, full-time exempt
- Portion of employer-paid individual health insurance (after 30 days)
- Optional dental/vision, employer-paid life and disability insurance
- PTO scaling from 7 to 21 days based on tenure, with payout for unused time
- 401(k) match after 1 year
- 8 paid holidays, cell phone allowance, and annual service bonus
See job posting on our career page for full details.
Requirements:
- 5+ years of experience in a similar role
- ETCP Rigger – Theatre certification
- AutoCAD experience
- Theatrical rigging equipment experience a plus
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Costume Director
Atlanta Opera
Costume Director
The Costume Director is responsible for overseeing the Costume and Wardrobe Departments to produce world-class opera productions, both grand and intimate. This role ensures smooth daily operations of the shop and wardrobe facilities during the producing season. The Costume Director coordinates with the Designer to manage all costume items, including their purchase, construction, alteration, and maintenance for TAO productions. They support the artistic vision of the production, ensuring costumes are realized collaboratively, creatively, and within budget. Additionally, the Costume Director oversees the rental stock and rental program. This position reports to the Director of Production Planning and the Director of Production Operations.
Education: Bachelor/Bachelor of Fine Arts and/or graduate degree in Costume Technology or Management, or equivalent work experience in a professional theatrical costume shop.
Experience: At least ten (10) years of work experience in costume production and/or in a costume shop environment.
Technical Knowledge: Strong knowledge of costume construction techniques and practices, design techniques, materials, and industry trends.
Availability: Ability to work 6 days a week, including nights, weekends, holidays, and over 12 hours in a day as required by the production
schedule.
Performing Arts Knowledge: Working knowledge of the performing arts, including Opera, Theatre, and Dance.
Driver’s License: Valid driver’s license and a clean driving record.
Technical Sales Chimp
Monkey Wrench Productions
Technical Sales Chimp
Job Description:
The Technical Sales Chimp will be responsible for creating quotes for large projects and controls systems. The ideal candidate has a strong technical knowledge of both data and power in the live event industry. Experience with architectural controls is a plus.
Responsibilities:
-Design complete systems for quoting including equipment, parts, consumables, and labor
Write scopes of work to convey system expectations
Respond to bid requests
-Working with the team to create technical drawings / documentation for installation
-Work with the warehouse and project manager to coordinate incoming and outgoing inventory items needed for each sale
-Successful hand-off to installation team
-Pre-programming may be required for some projects
-Research new products to remain current on technology solutions
Benefits include medical, dental, PTO, 401k, ESOP shares, and 12 paid holidays per year (Monkey Wrench is closed for many major holidays). Additional benefits include CSA vegetables in the summer, occasional office lunches, and unlimited banana Laffy Taffy.
Monkey Wrench Productions is a wholly-owned subsidiary of DAVIS & Associates
Requirements
-Strong knowledge of industry control protocols & industry best practices
-Fluency in signal flow for control systems
-Network design and configuration knowledge
-Experience quoting systems for installation
-Architectural controls knowledge / experience
-Self-motivated
-Resourceful
-Ability to solve unusual or unexpected technical and installation problems
-Ability to work with both internal and external partners to make sure the project goes smoothly from start to finish
-Must have a valid driver’s license and be willing to do local site visits
Service Tech Chimp
Monkey Wrench Productions
Service Tech Chimp
Job Description:
The Service Tech Chimp will be responsible for scheduling appointments with end-users to troubleshoot and/or repair their systems. This position will travel to client locations as needed for diagnosis and installation, primarily locally. When not needed for service calls, the Service Tech Chimp may be utilized for installation prep, retail store assistance, or other projects as assigned.
Responsibilities:
-Interact directly with end-users to gather information necessary to resolve system issues effectively and efficiently
-Utilize knowledge of equipment and documentation to test, calibrate, troubleshoot, and maintain installed lighting and audiovisual systems and equipment
-Diagnose, troubleshoot, and maintain installed lighting and audiovisual systems and equipment consistent with company best practices and industry standards
-Document findings and scope of work completed; invoice clients
-Provide preventative maintenance services for various system types and locations
-Be or become ETC certified for system turn-ons (company would pay for this training)
-Be able to troubleshoot basic lighting, audio & video system issues
-Be or become trained in Q-SYS, Symetrics, Crestron, and/or other systems as needed (company would pay for this training)
-Assist with prepping gear for installation (unboxing, assembly, preprogramming)
-When there is a lull in client requests, you may be asked to assist in the warehouse, repair shop, or retail store on various projects as needed
Benefits include medical, dental, PTO, 401k, ESOP shares, and 12 paid holidays per year (Monkey Wrench is closed for most major holidays). Additional benefits include CSA vegetables in the summer, occasional office lunches, and unlimited banana Laffy Taffy.
Monkey Wrench Productions is a wholly-owned subsidiary of DAVIS & Associates
Requirements
-Hands-on industry experience in system setup & troubleshooting
-Well-rounded knowledge of industry lighting, audio, & video
-Prefer knowledge of architectural controls
-Must have a valid driver’s license and willingness to travel to client sites
-Competent in signal flow and troubleshooting
-Strict adherence to industry safety
-Familiarity with soldering, use of standard tools, and generally assembly techniques
-Knowledge of multimeters, oscilloscopes, and signal generators preferred
-Strong understanding of control protocols such as DMX, sACN, ArtNet, RDM
-Proficient knowledge of computers and networking
-Ability to work alone
-Ability to interact with customers
-Ability to travel on occasion
-Must be ok with heights and occasional work on a lift or ladder
-Must be able to lift 50lbs
Lighting and Projections Supervisor
The Huntington
Lighting and Projections Supervisor
POSITION: Lighting and Projections Supervisor
DEPARTMENT: Lighting
FT or PT: FT
CLASSIFICATION: Annual Salaried
SCHEDULE: Weekdays, weeknights, and weekends
STATUS: Exempt
SALARY: $73,000-$76,000
REPORTS TO: Director of Production
STATEMENT OF JOB:
Manages the lighting and projections department and acts as a liaison between lighting and projections designers and all other production departments. Responsible for planning, coordinating, implementing, and maintaining lighting and projections needs for all Huntington Theatre Company productions and as well as support to events in Huntington Theatre and Calderwood Pavilion as needed.
REQUIREMENTS:
• B.A./B.S. in Lighting Design, Technical Production, or equivalent professional experience.
• Must have knowledge and experience in the specific requirements and conventions of theatrical productions including standard rigging practices.
• Familiar with equipment and operating systems currently in place at the Huntington Theatre Company. This includes programming and maintenance expertise on computer controlled consoles and dimmers (primarily ETC equipment), and knowledge in the set-up, operation and repair of DMX controlled equipment such as automated lighting fixtures, color-changing LED fixtures, and effects equipment. Experience with Watchout, Vectorworks, and Lightwright software.
• Budgeting experience.
• Experience leading diverse teams of people.
• Must be comfortable using ladders and fall arrest equipment as the production facilities have a grid and line sets, catwalks, loading rails, etc,
• Moves equipment that ranges from 25-125 pounds.
• Display positive attitude and creative problem solving and troubleshooting.
Review full job description at https://www.huntingtontheatre.org/job-opportunities/
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Instructor/ Assistant/ Associate Professor of Visual & Performing Arts (Tenure-Track)
Worcester State University
Instructor/ Assistant/ Associate Professor of Visual & Performing Arts (Tenure-Track)
The Department of Visual + Performing Arts at Worcester State University invites applications and nominations for a Tenure-Track Assistant Professor of Theatre Design. We seek a teacher-scholar whose research and teaching actively engage with issues related to the communities of our student population. This position is for a theatre designer who is committed to contributing and cultivating the next generation of theatre artists and educators. The ideal candidate will have a broad knowledge of and interest in theatre design - including scenic, lighting, sound, projection, and/or costumes - and the ability to teach courses in scenic and lighting design, mentor students in other areas as needed, and develop design courses in those areas if student interest warrants. The successful candidate will begin service in this full-time, tenure-track position beginning September 2027.
WORCESTER STATE UNIVERSITY is a liberal arts and sciences university with a long tradition of academic excellence dating back to 1874 and is centrally located in Massachusetts, about an hour's drive from Boston, Springfield, and Providence, Rhode Island. Worcester is the second largest city in New England and home to 37,000 college students at more than a dozen colleges and universities. Over 6,000 of those students attend Worcester State--approximately 5,300 are undergraduates and 1,000 are graduate students.
Required Qualifications:
- MFA or Ph.D. in the discipline required by September 1, 2027.
- Candidates should demonstrate evidence of effective undergraduate teaching or strong potential for excellence in teaching within a liberal arts environment.
- Commitment to teaching, scholarship, advising, and service as integral components of faculty work.
Scene Shop Supervisor
The Huntington
Scene Shop Supervisor
Position: Scene Shop Supervisor
Department: Production (Scenery)
FT or PT: FT
Classification: Salaried ($68,000 – $72,000 per year)
Schedule: 7:30a – 4p weekdays, including occasional over-time on weeknights & weekends
Status: Exempt
Reports To: Technical Director, Associate Technical Director
Statement of Job:
The Scene Shop Supervisor leads the daily operations of The Huntington’s Scene Shop, guiding a talented team of carpenters and welders through fast‑paced builds and creative problem‑solving. This leader supports full‑time and over‑hire staff as they bring bold designs to life for The Huntington productions and external projects. With a focus on collaboration, clarity, and detail-driven craftsmanship, the Shop Supervisor ensures scenery moves smoothly through every stage of the build process while championing safe and sustainable work practices. In partnership with the Technical Director team, the Shop Supervisor keeps the shop efficient, organized, and communicative while driving a positive, professional environment where the team can excel and produce exceptional scenery.
JOB DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITES
Project & Personnel Management
· Under the guidance of the Technical Director team, oversee and direct the layout, fabrication, and assembly of scenery.
· Manage daily workflow of scene shop, ensuring productivity, consistency, and adherence to shop policies.
· Supervise full-time, over-hire, and apprentice personnel, setting clear expectations and maintaining a positive, collaborative work environment.
· Assist project planning by contributing to build schedules, workflow strategies, and material needs. Provide regular updates on progress, timelines, and challenges.
· Ensure all scenic elements meet quality standards before transitioning to other departments, storage, or stage.
· Prepare hardware, materials, and tooling to support efficient load‑ins and installations.
· Maintain clean, organized shop and storage areas to support safe, efficient operations.
· On seldom occasions, hands-on fabrication of scenery is required, working from design drawings as needed.
Coordination & Communication
· Coordinate with other departments to facilitate clear scheduling and smooth movement of scenery through the build process.
· Communicate resource needs, design questions, build concerns, and scheduling updates with the Technical Director team in a timely and solutions‑focused manner.
· Execute load‑ins, strikes, and on‑site installations as assigned, supervising assigned crews.
Safety, Shop Maintenance & General Support
· Promote, monitor, and enforce safe working practices, ensuring adherence to company safety policies and OSHA best practices.
· Conduct and document regular inspections of equipment and safety related items.
· Coordinate routine maintenance and inventory management for tools and shop equipment.
· Assist with routine facility tasks and other facility related duties within the Production Center as assigned by the Technical Director.
· Support other production activities as necessary.
QUALIFICATIONS – Candidate MUST meet the following qualifications to be considered for the role:
· B.A./B.F.A. in Technical Production or equivalent professional experience.
· 3–5 years of professional experience in a theatrical scene shop or related fabrication environment.
· Strong leadership, communication, and team‑building skills, with experience supervising diverse crews.
· Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail; able to manage multiple projects in a fast‑paced environment.
· Demonstrated ability to prioritize tasks, manage competing deadlines, and maintain workflow under pressure.
· Ability to read, interpret, and execute fabrication from technical drawings, drafting, and designer plates.
· Advanced knowledge of scenic construction methods, materials, and standard shop practices.
· Proficiency with hand tools, power tools, and stationary woodworking and metalworking equipment, with a strong commitment to safe operation and maintenance.
· Proficient welder with strong steel welding skills; aluminum welding experience a plus.
· Experience with stage rigging, including single‑purchase line sets and standard chain‑hoist systems.
· Strong problem‑solving skills and the ability to troubleshoot construction and rigging challenges.
· Clear, proactive communication skills with the ability to work effectively across departments.
· Strong commitment to safe working practices and the ability to model and enforce safety protocols.
· Ability to work collaboratively, remain solutions-oriented, and support a positive shop culture.
· Working knowledge of Microsoft Office and basic digital documentation tools.
· Ability to work safely at heights, including on ladders, personnel lifts, and catwalks.
· Ability to lift and move 50+ lbs and perform physical tasks typical of shop and stage environments.
· Flexibility to work occasional evenings or weekends during load‑ins, strikes, or peak production periods.
PREFERRED SKILLS
· Experience with AutoCAD, Vectorworks, or other drafting software.
· CNC programming and operation experience.
· Ability to drive a 26’ box truck.
· Familiarity with stage machinery and automation systems (Creative Conners)
· Experience with automated rigging systems (Raynok).
· Additional metalworking, fabrication, or machining skills beyond core scenic construction.
· Experience mentoring early‑career technicians, apprentices, or interns.
· Familiarity with sustainable shop practices and materials.
· Experience in fast‑paced, multi‑production environments.
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Director of Technical Theatre and Assistant Professor of Theatre
Centenary College of Louisiana
Director of Technical Theatre and Assistant Professor of Theatre
Centenary College of Louisiana invites applications for a promotion-track faculty appointment for Centenary Theatre Program beginning January 2027. Centenary Theatre Program (CTP) seeks skilled candidates to teach 1-2 technical theatre courses per semester, while also serving as the Director of Technical Theatre for the program. Courses may include general and specialized courses in technical theatre, stagecraft, AutoCAD and other departmental offerings as needed in a liberal arts environment. As Director of Technical Theatre, other duties include managing CTP work-study students, maintaining primary oversight and leadership of construction of sets, scenery, and props for our four annual main stage productions, including active management of the scene shop, costume shop, lighting and audio booths, and backstage areas.
CTP is a vibrant, growing theatre program focused on the professional success of our students. We view CTP as a brief, yet crucial period in the professional lives of our students. When they graduate, they will have both the skills and professional acumen to flourish either in graduate school or straight into their professional careers.
Available Jobs
The Rose Theater
Costume Shop Manager
Lead the daily operation of our costume shop and oversee costume construction, maintenance, organization, and preparation for mainstage, education, Rose Brigade, and Metro Tour productions. Collaborate with Costume Designers and the Production Director to bring designs to life, lead mainstage costume builds, serve as lead draper, and supervise stitchers, apprentices, overhire, and volunteers. This is a hands-on position for a creative, organized, and collaborative costume professional who can manage multiple projects and production deadlines.
- Bachelor's degree in theater, costume design, fashion design, or a related field or equivalent professional experience.
- Demonstrated experience in costume construction, including patterning, draping, cutting, sewing, alterations, and repairs.
- Strong organizational, communication, time-management, and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to manage multiple projects and meet production deadlines.
- Experience supervising or leading staff, overhire, apprentices, or volunteers.
- Ability to collaborate effectively with Costume Designers, guest artists, and production teams.
- Knowledge of costume history and a variety of costume construction techniques and materials.
- Basic proficiency with Google Workspace and Microsoft Office.
- Commitment to anti-racism, anti-oppression, inclusion, and creating welcoming spaces.
- Ability to lift up to 50 pounds, climb stairs/ladders, and work on-site in a hands-on production environment.
- Ability to work a flexible schedule, including occasional evenings and weekends.
- CPR/First Aid and OSHA 10 certification preferred; candidates may obtain these certifications after employment.
TTS Studios
CAD Drafter
The CAD Drafter of TTS Studios reports to the Head of Tech Design and is responsible for creating 3D models and 2D construction plates as well as CNC files and other technical / graphical communications. CAD Drafter is responsible for considering the scope of the project and technical briefs and for interpreting the design intent to create the best construction plan possible. They also work with the Project Managers and Director of Production to provide accurate, efficient plans for the different fabrication departments as well as closeout/installation documentation. The CAD Drafter is responsible for participating in the creation and maintenance of all modeling, drafting, and CNC standards.
Hours: Monday through Friday onsite, 8:00am to 4:30pm; 40 hours of work expected per week
Duties:
- Report to Head of Tech Design for task assignments and due dates
- Design technical solutions for units based on project parameters and technical briefs
- Report purchasing needs to Project Management throughout the design process
- Create 3D models and work out engineering challenges to turn into construction drawings
- Continuously and consistently work towards improving processes, drafting standards, cad templates, block library, etc.
- Work with other departments to explore/experiment with new products and materials
- Peer-review completed models before the technical design teammates create construction drawings
- Peer-review construction drawings before they are released to the shop
- Participate in project engineering meetings
- Collaborate with Head of Tech Design, Project Managers, and Director of Production
- Participate in part standards creation
- Create closeout and assembly documents per project
- Assistance on the floor as needed; specifically with sampling
- Participate in standard meetings (kickoff meetings, staff meetings, engineering meetings, postmortems, etc.)
- Participate in site surveys as needed
- Maintain clean office space
Requirements:
- Proficiency in CAD (AutoCAD preferred)
- No less than 2 years of experience in drafting
- High attention to Detail
- Ability to self-manage and work with others productively
- Ability to manage multiple priorities and projects at the same time
Preferred:
- Experience using project management software such as Asana
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office
- Proficiency in Google Drive
- Hands-on experience fabricating, assembling, and installing assets
- Understanding of construction application techniques including wood, steel, aluminum, plastics, etc.
- Experience with conducting site surveys
Benefits of the Job:
- 10 total days of PTO to be used at the Employee’s discretion; approval required.
- Employer contribution to employee medical (after 30 days)
- Option to enroll in dental and vision (after 30 days)
- Matching 401k plan (after 30 days)
Reports to:
Head of Tech Design
Location:
North Charleston, South Carolina. This position is fully on-site and does not offer remote or hybrid work arrangements.
Job Type: Full-time / Hourly (non-exempt)
Compensation:
$28/hour (non-exempt)
To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to careers@tts-studios.com
NO CALLS PLEASE
Quintessence Theatre
Production & Facilities Manager
Quintessence Theatre, beginning its 17th season of producing epic, classic theatre in Northwest Philadelphia, seeks an experienced Production and Facilities Manager to join our team. This person supervises all main stage and educational productions and events and has overall responsibility for facilities management. They are responsible for budgeting, scheduling work, ordering supplies, and coordinating various production departments. This position hires the technical crew and works with the management team to make sure the technical elements of a show are completed safely, on time, and on budget. Night and weekend work is required during production periods. This is a full-time, salaried position which reports to the Executive Director.
Wright State University
Stage Properties Manager
Zach Theater
Technical Director (Theater)
At Zach, we believe in the power of light—to illuminate new ideas, spark imagination, and bring people together. As Austin’s leading professional producing theater, we create vibrant, intimate theater experiences that engage, inspire, and connect our community. The Technical Director is in charge of the on-time and on-budget execution of Scenery for Main Stage, Family Series, Education, and Event productions, including support of Development and Marketing events, at the direction of the Director of Production. This position works in conjunction with the Stage Operations Supervisor and Assistant Technical Director in order to achieve high pace and safe scenery change overs, including leading load-in and load-out of scenery, automation, and special effects. This role maintains budgets, creates calendars, schedules, hires and supervises technical personnel for all operations at the Nowlin-Renaud Scenic Studios, including Scenery and Paint shops. This position is responsible for guiding the scenic construction and engineering decisions throughout the design process including automation and special effects. In conjunction with the Assistant Technical Director, the TD produces accurate and detailed drawing packets including ground plans, sections, and construction drawings for all productions. The TD is responsible for the daily operations of the Nowlin-Renaud Scenic Studios supervising the fabrication and paint shops and their teams and resources.
- 6+ years of scene shop leadership (preferred), including budget and hiring experience OR 3+ years of scene shop leadership and an MFA in Technical Direction or related field, with specific knowledge of Stage Automation practices, equipment, and techniques
- Ability to produce construction drawings, from concept to shop floor, using both 2D and 3D AutoCAD drafting techniques
- Ability in design and installation of Stage Automation solution, with preferred familiarity of Creative Conners equipment and SpikeMark software
- Demonstrated knowledge of 3d Printing, CnC, and other advanced fabrication techniques, specifically in preparatory drafting
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
Resident Crew - Lead Carpenter
Florida State University
Open Rank Professor, 9 Month Salaried
The Florida State University School of Dance seeks a dynamic artist and collaborative leader to fill anOpen Rank faculty position in Lighting and Visual Design while serving as Director of Production. This hybrid faculty-administrative position combines teaching, creative research, student mentorship, production design, and oversight of the School's production operations. The successful candidate will maintain an active program of creative and/or scholarly activity, teach undergraduate and graduate courses in lighting and visual design, mentor student artists and designers, and provide leadership for the planning, coordination, and execution of all School of Dance productions.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Statement:
FSU is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer
Primary Responsibilities are in the areas of Teaching and Student Mentorship, Creative Activity and Production Design, Service and Leadership as well as serve in the role of Director of Production.
Required Qualifications
• Terminal degree (M.F.A. or equivalent) in Lighting Design, Theatrical Design, Dance Production, Theatre, Dance, or a closely related field from an accredited institution.
• Minimum of five years of professional experience in lighting design, with significant experience designing for dance performance.
• Demonstrated expertise in lighting design processes, technologies, and production practices.
• Evidence of achievement in creative and/or scholarly work.
• Demonstrated commitment to teaching, mentoring, and collaborative artistic practice.
• Strong organizational, leadership, and project management skills.
Candidates who currently hold tenure and are seeking appointment with tenure at Florida State University will need to submit the materials for evaluation if selected. These materials are required to support the tenure review process at the time of hire. Finalists may be asked to provide the below additional documentation as part of the evaluation.
• Examples of excellence in research or creative activity or excellence in teaching.
• CV
• One-page statement of their accomplishments over the last five years.
• Discussion of their teaching, research and service (no longer than six pages).
• Three outside letters of recommendation directed specifically to Florida State University. No professional relationships should exist between the candidate and the external reviewer. Relationships include, but are not limited to, student-teacher (including dissertation committee chairs and members), colleagues in graduate school,
former departmental colleagues, collaborators, and co-authors.
Preferred Qualifications
• Successful university-level teaching experience.
• Experience supervising production operations, technical staff, and production budgets.
• Experience with Qlab, Vectorworks software, LightWright, Eos systems, Dante software, and Paradigm.
• Expertise in one or more complementary areas such as: Projection or media design, Costume design, Scenic design, Filmmaking or digital media production, Musical composition or sound design, Dance technology, Related movement or dance practices
• Experience working across interdisciplinary artistic environments.
• Demonstrated commitment to excellence and student-centered learning.
Contact Information
Associate Professor Daniel Smith, Search Committee Chair:Daniel.Smith@fsu.edu
Texas State University
Professor of Scenic Design
The School of Theatre, Dance, and Film at Texas State University seeks an Assistant or Associate Professor of Scenic Design (Tenure Track or Professor of Practice), starting fall 2027. The successful candidate will join a nationally recognized department with a dynamic faculty dedicated to a collaborative and immersive approach to teaching graduate and undergraduate students.
Responsibilities include: Teaching graduate and undergraduate courses in scenic design and related topics such as drafting, history, analysis, and graphic skills; Mentoring and advising graduate and undergraduate student designers on realized production work; Actively recruiting exceptional candidates for the MFA design program; Participating in department production season planning; Collaborating with the Design, Technology, and Management Area in support of current initiatives and new developments; Maintaining an active agenda of creative and/or scholarly research, including occasional designs for department productions; Providing service to the School, College, and University, commensurate with rank.
· MFA in Theatre Design or commensurate experience.
· Active record of professional scenic design experience in regional and/or commercial theatre
· Strong CAD skills utilizing industry standard (Schematic, 3D, and Visualization)
· Strong digital and/or hand graphic skills that align with industry standards
Productions Unlimited Inc.
Rigging Department Manager/ Project Manager
As Rigging Department Manager/Project Manager, you'll lead and supervise the Rigging Team in the design, installation, and servicing of rigging systems—including motorized hoists, chain motors, truss, fly systems, and structural rigging—while also driving project sales and overseeing submittals and post-project documentation.
You'll be responsible for keeping the department running like a well-oiled machine, with a strong focus on timeliness, accuracy, safety, and quality craftsmanship. This includes running weekly team meetings, coordinating with project managers and outside trades (general contractors, electricians, structural steel teams, and owners) on job sites, and stepping into a project management role as needed. You'll plan and schedule the team across design work, installations, quotations, and service calls, ensure clients receive timely and meaningful responses, and partner with purchasing and logistics so your team always has what it needs.
The role also involves recommending and delivering training—covering safe rigging practices, load calculations, and inspection procedures—assisting with interviewing and hiring, and helping maintain a clean, organized environment both in the office and on job sites. You'll collaborate across departments to coordinate multi-department projects, advise leadership on staffing needs, and play an active role in helping Productions Unlimited, Inc. continue to grow and improve.
Compensation & Benefits:
- $85,000–$110,000/year, full-time exempt
- Portion of employer-paid individual health insurance (after 30 days)
- Optional dental/vision, employer-paid life and disability insurance
- PTO scaling from 7 to 21 days based on tenure, with payout for unused time
- 401(k) match after 1 year
- 8 paid holidays, cell phone allowance, and annual service bonus
See job posting on our career page for full details.
Requirements:
- 5+ years of experience in a similar role
- ETCP Rigger – Theatre certification
- AutoCAD experience
- Theatrical rigging equipment experience a plus
Atlanta Opera
Costume Director
The Costume Director is responsible for overseeing the Costume and Wardrobe Departments to produce world-class opera productions, both grand and intimate. This role ensures smooth daily operations of the shop and wardrobe facilities during the producing season. The Costume Director coordinates with the Designer to manage all costume items, including their purchase, construction, alteration, and maintenance for TAO productions. They support the artistic vision of the production, ensuring costumes are realized collaboratively, creatively, and within budget. Additionally, the Costume Director oversees the rental stock and rental program. This position reports to the Director of Production Planning and the Director of Production Operations.
Education: Bachelor/Bachelor of Fine Arts and/or graduate degree in Costume Technology or Management, or equivalent work experience in a professional theatrical costume shop.
Experience: At least ten (10) years of work experience in costume production and/or in a costume shop environment.
Technical Knowledge: Strong knowledge of costume construction techniques and practices, design techniques, materials, and industry trends.
Availability: Ability to work 6 days a week, including nights, weekends, holidays, and over 12 hours in a day as required by the production
schedule.
Performing Arts Knowledge: Working knowledge of the performing arts, including Opera, Theatre, and Dance.
Driver’s License: Valid driver’s license and a clean driving record.
Monkey Wrench Productions
Technical Sales Chimp
Job Description:
The Technical Sales Chimp will be responsible for creating quotes for large projects and controls systems. The ideal candidate has a strong technical knowledge of both data and power in the live event industry. Experience with architectural controls is a plus.
Responsibilities:
-Design complete systems for quoting including equipment, parts, consumables, and labor
Write scopes of work to convey system expectations
Respond to bid requests
-Working with the team to create technical drawings / documentation for installation
-Work with the warehouse and project manager to coordinate incoming and outgoing inventory items needed for each sale
-Successful hand-off to installation team
-Pre-programming may be required for some projects
-Research new products to remain current on technology solutions
Benefits include medical, dental, PTO, 401k, ESOP shares, and 12 paid holidays per year (Monkey Wrench is closed for many major holidays). Additional benefits include CSA vegetables in the summer, occasional office lunches, and unlimited banana Laffy Taffy.
Monkey Wrench Productions is a wholly-owned subsidiary of DAVIS & Associates
Requirements
-Strong knowledge of industry control protocols & industry best practices
-Fluency in signal flow for control systems
-Network design and configuration knowledge
-Experience quoting systems for installation
-Architectural controls knowledge / experience
-Self-motivated
-Resourceful
-Ability to solve unusual or unexpected technical and installation problems
-Ability to work with both internal and external partners to make sure the project goes smoothly from start to finish
-Must have a valid driver’s license and be willing to do local site visits
Monkey Wrench Productions
Service Tech Chimp
Job Description:
The Service Tech Chimp will be responsible for scheduling appointments with end-users to troubleshoot and/or repair their systems. This position will travel to client locations as needed for diagnosis and installation, primarily locally. When not needed for service calls, the Service Tech Chimp may be utilized for installation prep, retail store assistance, or other projects as assigned.
Responsibilities:
-Interact directly with end-users to gather information necessary to resolve system issues effectively and efficiently
-Utilize knowledge of equipment and documentation to test, calibrate, troubleshoot, and maintain installed lighting and audiovisual systems and equipment
-Diagnose, troubleshoot, and maintain installed lighting and audiovisual systems and equipment consistent with company best practices and industry standards
-Document findings and scope of work completed; invoice clients
-Provide preventative maintenance services for various system types and locations
-Be or become ETC certified for system turn-ons (company would pay for this training)
-Be able to troubleshoot basic lighting, audio & video system issues
-Be or become trained in Q-SYS, Symetrics, Crestron, and/or other systems as needed (company would pay for this training)
-Assist with prepping gear for installation (unboxing, assembly, preprogramming)
-When there is a lull in client requests, you may be asked to assist in the warehouse, repair shop, or retail store on various projects as needed
Benefits include medical, dental, PTO, 401k, ESOP shares, and 12 paid holidays per year (Monkey Wrench is closed for most major holidays). Additional benefits include CSA vegetables in the summer, occasional office lunches, and unlimited banana Laffy Taffy.
Monkey Wrench Productions is a wholly-owned subsidiary of DAVIS & Associates
Requirements
-Hands-on industry experience in system setup & troubleshooting
-Well-rounded knowledge of industry lighting, audio, & video
-Prefer knowledge of architectural controls
-Must have a valid driver’s license and willingness to travel to client sites
-Competent in signal flow and troubleshooting
-Strict adherence to industry safety
-Familiarity with soldering, use of standard tools, and generally assembly techniques
-Knowledge of multimeters, oscilloscopes, and signal generators preferred
-Strong understanding of control protocols such as DMX, sACN, ArtNet, RDM
-Proficient knowledge of computers and networking
-Ability to work alone
-Ability to interact with customers
-Ability to travel on occasion
-Must be ok with heights and occasional work on a lift or ladder
-Must be able to lift 50lbs
The Huntington
Lighting and Projections Supervisor
POSITION: Lighting and Projections Supervisor
DEPARTMENT: Lighting
FT or PT: FT
CLASSIFICATION: Annual Salaried
SCHEDULE: Weekdays, weeknights, and weekends
STATUS: Exempt
SALARY: $73,000-$76,000
REPORTS TO: Director of Production
STATEMENT OF JOB:
Manages the lighting and projections department and acts as a liaison between lighting and projections designers and all other production departments. Responsible for planning, coordinating, implementing, and maintaining lighting and projections needs for all Huntington Theatre Company productions and as well as support to events in Huntington Theatre and Calderwood Pavilion as needed.
REQUIREMENTS:
• B.A./B.S. in Lighting Design, Technical Production, or equivalent professional experience.
• Must have knowledge and experience in the specific requirements and conventions of theatrical productions including standard rigging practices.
• Familiar with equipment and operating systems currently in place at the Huntington Theatre Company. This includes programming and maintenance expertise on computer controlled consoles and dimmers (primarily ETC equipment), and knowledge in the set-up, operation and repair of DMX controlled equipment such as automated lighting fixtures, color-changing LED fixtures, and effects equipment. Experience with Watchout, Vectorworks, and Lightwright software.
• Budgeting experience.
• Experience leading diverse teams of people.
• Must be comfortable using ladders and fall arrest equipment as the production facilities have a grid and line sets, catwalks, loading rails, etc,
• Moves equipment that ranges from 25-125 pounds.
• Display positive attitude and creative problem solving and troubleshooting.
Review full job description at https://www.huntingtontheatre.org/job-opportunities/
Worcester State University
Instructor/ Assistant/ Associate Professor of Visual & Performing Arts (Tenure-Track)
The Department of Visual + Performing Arts at Worcester State University invites applications and nominations for a Tenure-Track Assistant Professor of Theatre Design. We seek a teacher-scholar whose research and teaching actively engage with issues related to the communities of our student population. This position is for a theatre designer who is committed to contributing and cultivating the next generation of theatre artists and educators. The ideal candidate will have a broad knowledge of and interest in theatre design - including scenic, lighting, sound, projection, and/or costumes - and the ability to teach courses in scenic and lighting design, mentor students in other areas as needed, and develop design courses in those areas if student interest warrants. The successful candidate will begin service in this full-time, tenure-track position beginning September 2027.
WORCESTER STATE UNIVERSITY is a liberal arts and sciences university with a long tradition of academic excellence dating back to 1874 and is centrally located in Massachusetts, about an hour's drive from Boston, Springfield, and Providence, Rhode Island. Worcester is the second largest city in New England and home to 37,000 college students at more than a dozen colleges and universities. Over 6,000 of those students attend Worcester State--approximately 5,300 are undergraduates and 1,000 are graduate students.
Required Qualifications:
- MFA or Ph.D. in the discipline required by September 1, 2027.
- Candidates should demonstrate evidence of effective undergraduate teaching or strong potential for excellence in teaching within a liberal arts environment.
- Commitment to teaching, scholarship, advising, and service as integral components of faculty work.
The Huntington
Scene Shop Supervisor
Position: Scene Shop Supervisor
Department: Production (Scenery)
FT or PT: FT
Classification: Salaried ($68,000 – $72,000 per year)
Schedule: 7:30a – 4p weekdays, including occasional over-time on weeknights & weekends
Status: Exempt
Reports To: Technical Director, Associate Technical Director
Statement of Job:
The Scene Shop Supervisor leads the daily operations of The Huntington’s Scene Shop, guiding a talented team of carpenters and welders through fast‑paced builds and creative problem‑solving. This leader supports full‑time and over‑hire staff as they bring bold designs to life for The Huntington productions and external projects. With a focus on collaboration, clarity, and detail-driven craftsmanship, the Shop Supervisor ensures scenery moves smoothly through every stage of the build process while championing safe and sustainable work practices. In partnership with the Technical Director team, the Shop Supervisor keeps the shop efficient, organized, and communicative while driving a positive, professional environment where the team can excel and produce exceptional scenery.
JOB DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITES
Project & Personnel Management
· Under the guidance of the Technical Director team, oversee and direct the layout, fabrication, and assembly of scenery.
· Manage daily workflow of scene shop, ensuring productivity, consistency, and adherence to shop policies.
· Supervise full-time, over-hire, and apprentice personnel, setting clear expectations and maintaining a positive, collaborative work environment.
· Assist project planning by contributing to build schedules, workflow strategies, and material needs. Provide regular updates on progress, timelines, and challenges.
· Ensure all scenic elements meet quality standards before transitioning to other departments, storage, or stage.
· Prepare hardware, materials, and tooling to support efficient load‑ins and installations.
· Maintain clean, organized shop and storage areas to support safe, efficient operations.
· On seldom occasions, hands-on fabrication of scenery is required, working from design drawings as needed.
Coordination & Communication
· Coordinate with other departments to facilitate clear scheduling and smooth movement of scenery through the build process.
· Communicate resource needs, design questions, build concerns, and scheduling updates with the Technical Director team in a timely and solutions‑focused manner.
· Execute load‑ins, strikes, and on‑site installations as assigned, supervising assigned crews.
Safety, Shop Maintenance & General Support
· Promote, monitor, and enforce safe working practices, ensuring adherence to company safety policies and OSHA best practices.
· Conduct and document regular inspections of equipment and safety related items.
· Coordinate routine maintenance and inventory management for tools and shop equipment.
· Assist with routine facility tasks and other facility related duties within the Production Center as assigned by the Technical Director.
· Support other production activities as necessary.
QUALIFICATIONS – Candidate MUST meet the following qualifications to be considered for the role:
· B.A./B.F.A. in Technical Production or equivalent professional experience.
· 3–5 years of professional experience in a theatrical scene shop or related fabrication environment.
· Strong leadership, communication, and team‑building skills, with experience supervising diverse crews.
· Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail; able to manage multiple projects in a fast‑paced environment.
· Demonstrated ability to prioritize tasks, manage competing deadlines, and maintain workflow under pressure.
· Ability to read, interpret, and execute fabrication from technical drawings, drafting, and designer plates.
· Advanced knowledge of scenic construction methods, materials, and standard shop practices.
· Proficiency with hand tools, power tools, and stationary woodworking and metalworking equipment, with a strong commitment to safe operation and maintenance.
· Proficient welder with strong steel welding skills; aluminum welding experience a plus.
· Experience with stage rigging, including single‑purchase line sets and standard chain‑hoist systems.
· Strong problem‑solving skills and the ability to troubleshoot construction and rigging challenges.
· Clear, proactive communication skills with the ability to work effectively across departments.
· Strong commitment to safe working practices and the ability to model and enforce safety protocols.
· Ability to work collaboratively, remain solutions-oriented, and support a positive shop culture.
· Working knowledge of Microsoft Office and basic digital documentation tools.
· Ability to work safely at heights, including on ladders, personnel lifts, and catwalks.
· Ability to lift and move 50+ lbs and perform physical tasks typical of shop and stage environments.
· Flexibility to work occasional evenings or weekends during load‑ins, strikes, or peak production periods.
PREFERRED SKILLS
· Experience with AutoCAD, Vectorworks, or other drafting software.
· CNC programming and operation experience.
· Ability to drive a 26’ box truck.
· Familiarity with stage machinery and automation systems (Creative Conners)
· Experience with automated rigging systems (Raynok).
· Additional metalworking, fabrication, or machining skills beyond core scenic construction.
· Experience mentoring early‑career technicians, apprentices, or interns.
· Familiarity with sustainable shop practices and materials.
· Experience in fast‑paced, multi‑production environments.
Centenary College of Louisiana
Director of Technical Theatre and Assistant Professor of Theatre
Centenary College of Louisiana invites applications for a promotion-track faculty appointment for Centenary Theatre Program beginning January 2027. Centenary Theatre Program (CTP) seeks skilled candidates to teach 1-2 technical theatre courses per semester, while also serving as the Director of Technical Theatre for the program. Courses may include general and specialized courses in technical theatre, stagecraft, AutoCAD and other departmental offerings as needed in a liberal arts environment. As Director of Technical Theatre, other duties include managing CTP work-study students, maintaining primary oversight and leadership of construction of sets, scenery, and props for our four annual main stage productions, including active management of the scene shop, costume shop, lighting and audio booths, and backstage areas.
CTP is a vibrant, growing theatre program focused on the professional success of our students. We view CTP as a brief, yet crucial period in the professional lives of our students. When they graduate, they will have both the skills and professional acumen to flourish either in graduate school or straight into their professional careers.
Shenandoah University
Lighting Shop Manager and Designer
The Shenandoah Conservatory is seeking applications for a highly qualified candidate to join our team as the Lighting Shop Manager & Designer. This is a full-time, benefited position located on our main campus in Winchester, VA.
In coordination with Theatre Division faculty, including the faculty Lighting Design professor, the Lighting Shop Manager & Designer supports the general operation and production needs of the Conservatory, with a specialized focus on the lighting design and production needs of the Theatre Division, Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre (SSMT), and guest artist performances and other university events, as needed.
Selected Required Qualifications (see link for full list):
- BA or BFA in Design/Technical Theatre or related field
- 2-4 years professional experience in lighting design or technology
- A deep understanding of emerging technologies matched by a driving passion for mentorship, students, and education
- Demonstrable knowledge and experience in stage electrics
- Must possess management and administrative skills as well as the capabilities to supervise student workers, efficiently schedule student staffing for the lighting shop and effectively administer policies
- Competence in Microsoft Office or Google Suite
- Proficiency in Vectorworks, Lightwright, and VOR
- Proficiency in ETC EOS Family consoles
Emerson College
Term Faculty | Lighting Design
Term Faculty | Lighting Design
The Department of Performing Arts at Emerson College invites applications for a full-time Term Faculty in Lighting Design. We seek a creative, accomplished, and deeply engaged lighting designer and educator with experience in the field of lighting for live performances (theatre, opera, dance, or concert) and adjacent fields (film, TV, corporate, or museums) to join our community. The appointment begins August 19, 2027, with a mandatory 2-day orientation on August 19 & 20, 2027. For more information about the position and how to apply, please visit https://apptrkr.com/9879092.
Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Charge Scenic Artist
Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Props Artisan II
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