Jobs for Stage Management Professionals: StageLync Job Board
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The StageLync Job Board is your go-to resource for connecting for Stage Management professionals with dynamic roles in the performing arts. Whether you’re seeking your next opportunity or looking to hire a skilled professional, our platform streamlines the process to meet the unique demands of finding performing arts staff. Updated weekly with diverse listings, we bring you closer to your next gig!
Assistant Stage Manager (AEA): Summer Season – Rolla, USA
Application Deadline: May 20, 2026
Ozark Actors Theatre is seeking an Assistant Stage Manager for its 2026 summer season. The role supports the Stage Manager in all aspects of production, including rehearsal preparation, paperwork organization, attending production meetings, and ensuring smooth performance execution under an Actors’ Equity Association contract. Responsibilities include assisting with rehearsal setup, tracking blocking and attendance, running the stage during tech rehearsals and performances, managing backstage operations, and maintaining a safe and organized working environment throughout the season (May 24–July 26, 2026).
Production Stage Manager: Luxury Cruise Line – International
Application Deadline: July 31, 2026
A global entertainment producer is seeking an experienced Production Stage Manager for a luxury cruise line. The role oversees all aspects of onboard theatrical operations, including calling cues for performances, managing daily schedules for cast and crew, and serving as the primary liaison between performers, technicians, and management. Responsibilities also include coordinating rehearsals, maintaining safety standards, conducting inspections, and producing performance reports to ensure smooth and consistent delivery of live entertainment at sea.
Stage Manager: Live Music Venue – Atlanta, USA
Application Deadline: June 30, 2026
Coca-Cola Roxy is seeking a Stage Manager to oversee live music events and production operations in Atlanta. The role includes communicating show details to production crews and departments, managing stage and greenroom staff, coordinating load-ins and load-outs, and ensuring artists have required performance needs. Responsibilities also involve enforcing venue safety and staging protocols, handling production documentation, and supporting overall show execution in collaboration with touring and in-house teams.
Production Stage Manager: Outdoor Shakespeare Series – New York City, USA
Application Deadline: Rolling until filled
Boomerang Theatre Company is seeking a Production Stage Manager for its free outdoor production of The Taming of the Shrew in Central Park. The role includes running rehearsals and performances, maintaining production schedules and paperwork, and supporting communication across all departments. The engagement runs from May 11 through July 19, 2026, including weekend performances, and supports the company’s long-running Shakespeare-in-the-park series.
Production Stage Manager: Chicago Residency – Chicago, USA
Application Deadline: May 15, 2026
DG Productions is seeking an experienced Production Stage Manager for a high-production residency in downtown Chicago running from May 21 to August 24, 2026, with potential extension. The role involves calling complex, cue-heavy performances across lighting, video, audio, automation, fly systems, SFX, and props, as well as maintaining the calling script throughout rehearsals and performances. Responsibilities also include managing show reports, coordinating rehearsal and maintenance schedules, liaising with venue teams, supporting accessibility performances, and leading production meetings in collaboration with the Technical Manager.
Visit the Stage Manager Job Page for more information on these roles and the other exciting opportunities via the StageLync Job board. Whether you’re looking to advance your career or seeking talent, StageLync is here to support your journey in the arts.
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