Thursday, March 31, 2016

Theater Manager at Peridance

 
Theater Manager at Peridance Photo Credit: Cesar Brodermann

Peridance Capezio Center is seeking a Theater Manager for the Salvatore Capezio Theater, for immediate hire. Manager must be available to work on weekends as well as 2-3 days a week in the office.

The Salvatore Capezio Theater is a small, fully equipped black-box theater, seating 142. Performances take place on weekends only (Saturday night and Sunday) with Tech/Dress rehearsals generally on Friday night.

Theater Manager responsibilities include:

- Coordinate bookings for the theater. 

- Run/Stage manage all Peridance's technical rehearsals and performances. Theater manage all outside rentals. 

- Manage, schedule, and supervise theater's set-up and break-down, working with a crew of electrician and lighting designer, sound person, work-study helpers, ushers, cleaning crew, and box office personnel. 

- Promote and get the theater booked. Be present to greet renters, show them around and attend to them during the renting period.

 

Skill Set

- Prior knowledge and experience in dance productions including stage managing and technical rehearsal managing is a must.

- Technical ability such as: fixing small issues in equipment, installing, handyman work, improvements etc.).

- The ability to work with many different types of people and solve practical problems.

- Highly organized, be able to work with deadlines. 

- Familiarity with city and fire codes and permits is a plus.

Interested applicants should email a cover letter and a resume to Mr. Yarden Ronen-van Heerden at yarden@peridance.com with THEATER MANAGER as the subject.

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