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Orlando Family Stage, one of Central Florida's oldest arts groups, is the State of Florida's only professional Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA), and the eighth iteration of a company founded in 1926. Each year, we reach over 100,000 individuals in our three-theatre facility and in the commu... [more]Orlando Family Stage, one of Central Florida's oldest arts groups, is the State of Florida's only professional Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA), and the eighth iteration of a company founded in 1926. Each year, we reach over 100,000 individuals in our three-theatre facility and in the community through our season of professional productions, a Youth Academy of camps and classes, and innovative educational and community engagement programming. We work closely with the University of Central Florida in many different capacities -- most notably, hosting the Master of Fine Arts program in Theatre for Young Audiences. Our mission is to empower young people to be brave and empathetic by creating quality theatrical experiences. We believe the work of theatre is fostering empathy and sharing stories representing many voices. We continuously strive to build and maintain a team that reflects and represents the diverse community we serve.
Job Summary:
Under the direction of the Sr. Director of Production, the Director of Scenery (full-time, year-round) will maintain Orlando Family Stage's high standard for safety and craftsmanship while leading the scenic department and overseeing the full life cycle of scenic productions -- budgeting, drafting, building, installing, and striking scenery for Orlando Family Stage productions. Although titled Director of Scenery, this role aligns with industry standards and is equivalent in scope and responsibility to that of a Technical Director.
Individual Duties and Responsibilities:
Oversee all aspects of scenic production, including the build, installation, and strike of scenery for all productions and related projects while ensuring safety and craftmanship are top priorities throughout the process.
Lead contractors and seasonal employees in the scene shop and scenic art, as well as the full time Scene Shop Manager and Scene Shop Coordinator.
Create budget estimates and build schedules for scenic elements in Orlando Family Stage productions and other related projects.
Create construction drawings based on Scenic Designer's artistic drawings, as well as delegate drafting projects to the Scene Shop Manager.
Collaborate with the creative team and production staff to establish technical needs as it pertains to scenery.
Assist in the creation of technical solutions for the construction and function of scenic elements.
Hire scenic carpenters, painters, and artisans as needed to support build schedules.
Verify and submit weekly time sheets for hourly employees.
Work occasional nights and weekends.
Serve as shopper/buyer for scenic elements on all productions and related projects.
Additional duties and special projects as assigned.
Production Team Duties and Responsibilities:
Attend all Production Meetings, Designer Runs, Technical Rehearsals, Dress Rehearsals, Production Staff Meetings, and Staff Meetings.
Retain confidentiality on all aspects related to the organization, performers, and staff.
Have a strong knowledge of all Orlando Family Stage productions.
Maintain a safe, efficient, organized, and clean working environment in all production spaces, backstage areas, and shops.
Desired Qualifications:
Ability to read and interpret designer drawings, and create construction drawings.
Proficient in 2D and 3D drafting (AutoCAD, Vectorworks, SketchUp, etc).
Extremely proficient in carpentry using various sheet materials (e.g. plywood, MDF, masonite, plexiglass) and stick lumber.
Extremely proficient in theatrical rigging practice and hardware.
Knowledgeable in various scenic art techniques (scenic painting, faux finishes, etc), mold making, and working with atypical scenery materials such as foam or fiberglass.
Proficient in metalworking and MIG welding.
Knowledgeable in using scenic fabrics for various tasks (e.g. muslin, burlap, duvetyn, velour, scrim) and basic sewing skills.
Previous experience working in a theatrical scene shop environment.
Strong and demonstrated ability to collaborate with a production team, work independently, and lead a crew.
Ability to remain calm and collected under pressure.
Demonstrated leadership, management, and organization skills. Demonstrated ability to meet deadlines and follow schedules.
Valid drivers license and comfortable driving a cargo van.
Ability to work in an environment that requires standing, bending, crawling, climbing, crouching, kneeling, pushing, pulling, and lifting 50lbs for extended periods
Ability to climb ladders and stairs, as well as work at significant elevations (e.g. theatre grid or genie upright lift)
Familiarity with OSHA safety standards and best practices, and a dedicated commitment to maintaining a safe work environment for all employees.
Compensation and Benefits:
At Orlando Family Stage, we work hard to provide competitive compensation and benefits to our employees. Our salaries are enhanced with valuable benefits, including health insurance, retirement plan with matching, and paid time off.
Starting Salary: (Tier 3 -- Director) $50,000 annually or $24.04 per hour
Health Insurance Package
Paid Vacation and Sick Time Off
401k Retirement Plan -- Orlando Family Stage matches up to 3.5%
Optional Short-term Disability, Vision, and Dental plans
To apply, please send your cover letter and resume by email with the subject line: Director of Scenery Application 2025 by September 8, 2025. [less]
Position Summary
The Seasonal Assistant Production Manager supports the technical and production aspects of Seattle Opera programming and events. This role contributes to activities hosted by and at Seattle Opera, coordinates scheduling and resources for internal and external use of Opera Ce... [more]Position Summary
The Seasonal Assistant Production Manager supports the technical and production aspects of Seattle Opera programming and events. This role contributes to activities hosted by and at Seattle Opera, coordinates scheduling and resources for internal and external use of Opera Center studios and conference rooms, and works under the direction of the Director of Production or their designate.
The successful candidate will demonstrate initiative, leadership, collaboration, strong communication skills, and the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously. This position requires someone communicative, systematic, detail-oriented, and self-directed.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Other duties, responsibilities, and activities may change or be assigned at any time with or without notice.
Generate and coordinate fulfillment of work orders for internal, production, and third-party rental needs.
Share Production Manager duties, including building and updating company calendars (master and show calendars) and distributing them to staff.
Attend technical rehearsals and performances; conduct walkthroughs as scheduled. Ensure spaces are ready for cast and crew, and needs align with ESO requests. Write, distribute, and file production notes as needed. Serve as lead production representative on site when scheduled.
Collaborate cross-departmentally to document, assign, and inform all constituents regarding resource moves in the Opera Center.
Share Events Team duties, including serving as the on-site venue representative for internal and third-party events, and supervising Union-represented employees working such events.
Act as liaison with the Programs & Partnerships department to plan and execute production needs. Attend planning meetings and rehearsals as scheduled.
Assist the Production Manager with departmental expense tracking, reconciliations, and credit card purchases.
Examples of Additional Responsibilities
Attend technical rehearsals and performances for Mainstage and other productions as scheduled. Write, distribute, and file production notes for non-mainstage events.
Assist the Technical Director in maintaining and archiving all design-related digital assets.
Coordinate with offsite venues regarding production requirements and logistics.
Perform other production-related duties as assigned.
Position Requirements
Education
Four-year degree, technical apprenticeship, or equivalent work experience.
Related Experience
Experience in the performing arts within production or technical environments.
Experience overseeing multi-faceted events.
Availability to work nights and weekends.
People management experience.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with opera or youth programming.
Experience working in a union environment.
Ability to read music and knowledge of opera.
Customer service experience.
Certificates, Licenses, or Registrations
First Aid/CPR certification (training provided by Seattle Opera).
Required Competencies
Strong analytical, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.
Basic knowledge of technical theater needs and terminology.
Excellent collaboration and cooperation skills.
Excellent written and verbal communication.
High proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite (especially Excel and Word).
Strong interpersonal skills; ability to interact professionally with staff, management, artists, and the public.
Ability to manage multiple tasks, prioritize effectively, and complete work on schedule with attention to detail.
Ability to work independently, exercise judgment, and maintain confidentiality.
Commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion.
Technical Skills
High proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite.
Willingness to learn production-related software.
Experience with Propared Calendar system and project management software (preferred).
Physical Demands
While performing the duties of this role, the employee must be able to:
Lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.
Stand for long periods of time.
Walk, bend, reach, balance, stoop, kneel, squat, or crouch.
Use hands to finger, handle, or feel.
Climb ladders occasionally.
Talk and hear in person, over the phone, and via radio systems.
Maintain vision abilities including close vision, distance vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus (including in low-light backstage and theater settings).
Work Schedule and Attendance
Typical workweek is Monday through Friday; however, schedule will vary based on event needs.
Night and weekend work required.
Occasional six- or seven-day workweeks and extended days during peak production periods.
Approximately 150 hours of overtime expected annually. [less]
Interview date: Thursday 11 & Friday 12 September 2025
Salary: Grade 8, £47,606 – £54,453 per annum. Appointments will normally be made to the first point of the grade.
Founded in 1882, The Roy... [more]Vocal & Opera Faculty
Job reference number: 307-25
Closing date: 9am Monday 1 September 2025
Interview date: Thursday 11 & Friday 12 September 2025
Salary: Grade 8, £47,606 – £54,453 per annum. Appointments will normally be made to the first point of the grade.
Founded in 1882, The Royal College of Music (RCM) is a world leading music conservatoire with a prestigious history and contemporary outlook. Our excellence was recognised by the 2025 QS World University Rankings, in which we were ranked as the global No. 1 institution for both Music and Performing Arts. The College has held this world-leading place in Performing Arts for four successive years.
Following the appointment of Audrey Hyland as Head of Vocal & Opera, the Royal College of Music is seeking to engage an Assistant Head of Vocal & Opera. This newly created role will support the Head of Vocal & Opera, Director of Opera and Deputy Head of Vocal & Opera to foster the highest standards of teaching and learning within the Faculty and the wider College. We are looking for candidates with the following attributes:
A widely recognised and respected musician with a detailed knowledge of the operatic repertoire.
Experience leading staged performances as a conductor or director.
A detailed knowledge of voice types and the ability to identify potential and make critical judgements.
A strong understanding of the particular demands of the music profession and professional performing contexts.
Experience of working as part of a team, managing a busy workload.
This post is offered on a permanent, full-time basis and is immediately available.
For full details of this position please read the Applicant Information Pack, available to download from the RCM website: www.rcm.ac.uk/jobs
CVs without an application form will not be accepted. Please ensure that you include the Job Reference Number when submitting your application.
The RCM is committed to nurturing diverse and inclusive environments for all staff and students to work and learn. We positively encourage applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates from diverse backgrounds, including race, disability, age, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion and belief, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, and caring responsibility. [less]
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