Careers

Performances and Events

· The Assistant Technical Director supports the Technical Director and Production Manager in planning and executing all performances and events, including but not limited to:

· Assisting in identifying interdepartmental production needs for rehearsals, performances, and special events.

· Collaborating with the Technical Director, Production Manager, Lighting Designer, Scenic Designer, and Stage Manager to develop and revise lineset schedules, crew calls, and running sheets.

· Assisting with trucking schedules, load plans, and related crew assignments.

· Creating and maintaining truck pack inventories.

· Ensuring supplies, rentals, and equipment required for load-ins, rehearsals, and performances are acquired and prepared.

· Working with Props, Carpentry, and other departments to inspect, repair, and maintain production elements.

· Attending production meetings and assisting with follow-up action items.

Performance responsibilities include:

· Serving as a crew lead during load-ins and load-outs in both supervisory and hands-on capacities.

· Participating on run crew during technical rehearsals and performances, including moving scenery and props.

· Supporting the Technical Director, Production Manager, and Stage Manager in maintaining a safe working environment.

· Assisting in the creation and maintenance of production documentation for future remounts.

· Assuming responsibility for backstage technical operations when delegated by the Technical Director or Production Manager.

Show Construction

· Assist the Technical Director in developing construction drawings and material lists from scenic designs.

· Assist in pricing, sourcing, and acquiring materials and labor.

· Participate in scenic construction projects, including carpentry and basic steel work.

· Support other departments, including props, electrics, paint, and wardrobe, as needed.

· Assist in maintaining production quality and adherence to production schedules.

Warehouse and Equipment Management

· Maintain and develop road cases and storage solutions for scenery, props, and equipment.

· Maintain tools, equipment, and workspaces in safe operating condition.

· Adhere to all safety policies and procedures.

· Maintain sprung flooring and marley surfaces to ensure cleanliness and safety.

· Track and document equipment inventories, locations, and conditions.

· Monitor stock levels and assist with ordering commonly used production materials and supplies.

· Strong carpentry skills required.

· Welding experience strongly preferred.

· Strong organizational and project management skills.

· Ability to safely lift and move objects weighing up to 35 pounds.

· Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, including Excel and Word.

· Experience with CAD or drafting software strongly preferred.

· Previous experience supervising crews or leading technical projects preferred.

· Excellent communication, interpersonal, and time-management skills.

· Ability to work independently while contributing effectively to a collaborative team environment.

· Ability to adapt to changing priorities and work effectively in a fast-paced performing arts environment.

We are committed to a comprehensive employee benefit program that helps our employees stay healthy, feel secure and maintain a work/life balance. Current benefits include Fully Paid Employee Medical, Life and AD&D insurance. Optional Dental, Vision and Voluntary Life also offered. Paid Holidays, PTO and other company amenities are available.

· Research all technical aspects of upcoming shows and compile or produce information such as: Lineset Schedules, Rail Running Sheets, Deck Running Sheets, Truck Load Lists, and Crew Schedules.

· Create budgets for production-related expenses. Approve and track all production-related expenses.

· Report to the Artistic Director/CEO regarding all aspects of performances and events involving the company tracking production expenses and reporting potential for overages.

· Supervise production of scenic elements to ensure deadlines are met.

· Assist Technical Director with build planning and implementation.

· Maintain and acquire all major equipment used in scenic construction including researching and acquiring all necessary projection equipment.

· Ensure a safe working environment.

· Work with venue and outside contractors to arrange all labor and materials needed for show implementation and running for all technical departments.

· Engineer and plan all special effects.

· Directly lead load-in/out of all production elements including soft goods, rigged elements, hard scenery, lighting, sound, and projections.

· Install A/V equipment at venues.

· Other duties as assigned by the Artistic Director/CEO.

· Prior technical backstage experience a must

· Deep understanding of theater design, lighting, and equipment

· A rich understanding of scenic construction, rigging, projections, sound, and lighting

· Excellent interpersonal skills

· Excellent planning and organizational skills

· Expert at Microsoft Office Suite

· Proven ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously

· Integrity, with an ability to handle confidential information

· Exceptional verbal and written communication skills

· Bachelor’s degree in related field

We are committed to a comprehensive employee benefit program that helps our employees stay healthy, feel secure and maintain a work/life balance. Current benefits include Fully Paid Employee Medical, Life and AD&D insurance. Optional Dental, Vision and Voluntary Life also offered. Paid Holidays, PTO and other company amenities are available.

The Technical Director plays a key role in scenic builds, repairs, load-ins, show running, and load-outs, as well as managing the stage crew and ensuring safe and efficient execution of all productions. The role also supports the overall operations of the production department, including planning and coordination of production needs.

The ideal candidate is a collaborative production leader who thrives in a fast-paced repertory setting and enjoys both building and executing live performances.

The Technical Director must be able to physically move and lift scenery and other objects weighing up to 70 lbs and work in a fast-paced production environment with changing technical demands.

Includes Fully Paid Employee Medical, Life and AD&D insurance and other company amenities as available.