Job Summary
The Production Stage Manager (PSM) is hired on a contract basis per show. They are responsible for overseeing the rehearsal process and all performances. The stage manager acts as the focal point for all show related communications. The ideal candidate will be highly organized, responsible, and detail oriented. As well as calling the show, he / she must keep a meticulous book that details all of the show’s movements and cues. They are contracted from the first production meeting through the stage management strike of the show.
Job Responsibilities and Duties:
- Ability to lead rehearsals
- Organize and keep a show book
- Communicate all schedules to the show company
- Track all props, set pieces, and quick changes
- Call every show
- Oversee a crew of various skill-sets
- Adhere to all house, safety, and equity rules
- Collaborate with the production team to trouble shoot any issues
- Discuss amount of crew members needed with Production Manager at the beginning of the process.
Knowledge:
- Microsoft Office Suite
- Staging terminology
- Ability to lead in a stressful environment
- Experience in calling shows
- Knowledge of Equity rules and regulations
- Experience creating and updating a show book.
Education and Experience
- Must be at least 18 years of age.
- 2+ years of experience in a professional theatre environment, preferably in a stage management capacity
Rehearsals begin on March 16. Rehearsals will be Monday through Friday evenings and daytime Saturdays. Tuesday nights will be in DC. (Carpool options can be made available if needed). Opening night is April 22 and closing in May 15. Typically, shows are Thursdays-Sundays.
Compensation: $3200
This description is not intended, and should not be construed to be an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, skills, efforts, or work conditions associated with the job. It is intended to be an accurate reflection or the principle job elements essential for making compensation decisions.
To apply, please email Production Manager Sarah Curnoles at [email protected] with a resume and brief letter of interest.
