Assistant Manager - Drunk Shakespeare NYC
Bass Jar Productions LLC
$1000/week
Listing Information
Compensation: $1000/week with opportunity for advancement based on performance
Package: 10 paid vacation days. Healthcare stipend after 6 months employment.
Work Schedule: full time, 5 days per week (Thursday-Monday evening schedule with Tues/Wed off) Start Date: immediate The hit Off-Broadway comedy, Drunk Shakespeare, is seeking an Assistant Manager to join our leadership team! This position functions as the Manager on Duty when the General Manager is off, and otherwise supplements the operations team during performances. The ideal candidate has several years of creative and managerial experience in the performing arts. This role includes: ~ Assistant Manager of The Ruby Theatre at 35 w 39th Street, New York, NY
~ Assistant Manager of “Drunk Shakespeare” in New York, NY Experience Stage Managing or Company Managing is a plus! We are seeking a supportive leader, who is comfortable working alongside the General Manager and autonomously executing their responsibilities. Since the Assistant Manager covers on the Managers’ days off, they also must be capable of creative and common-sense problem-solving, managing a team of 5 to 10 people. This is an open-ended full-time position. The Assistant Manager will work closely with the General Manager in NYC and creative team based in New York including: Producer (Scott Griffin) and Directors (David Hudson & Lisa Klages). Assistant Managerial Duties include: ~ Responsibility for maintaining all aspects of the venue and production. This includes creative content, patron experience, food & beverage experience, venue maintenance and ticket sales ~ Managing, Training and Scheduling all cast, crew and other staff ~ Participating in job interviews and hiring decisions ~ Employee performance management, including discipline and staff terminations ~ Ensuring professionalism, discipline and morale of the team ~ Running operations of each performance, including running simple technical elements and minimal show cues Creative Duties include: ~ Maintaining world-class performance quality ~ Supporting Company morale ~ Daily notes to cast and crew based on creative goals For consideration please email kaya@brassjar.com here with [Your Name - Assistant Manager] in the subject line: Short cover letter (max 1 page) Resume/CV detailing General Work History/Admin/Managerial Resume/CV detailing Company Management/Artistic/Stage Management/Technical Theater etc. Application Deadline: September 1, 2023 Drunk Shakespeare is committed to diversity, equity and inclusion and promotes equal employment opportunity designed to foster a positive model of inclusion. As such, Drunk Shakespeare encourages applicants of all races, ethnicities, gender identities, sexual orientation, national origin, religion, veteran status, family status, and ages, as well as people experiencing disabilities, to apply for consideration. Visit www.drunkshakespeare.com for more info on the show.
Package: 10 paid vacation days. Healthcare stipend after 6 months employment.
Work Schedule: full time, 5 days per week (Thursday-Monday evening schedule with Tues/Wed off) Start Date: immediate The hit Off-Broadway comedy, Drunk Shakespeare, is seeking an Assistant Manager to join our leadership team! This position functions as the Manager on Duty when the General Manager is off, and otherwise supplements the operations team during performances. The ideal candidate has several years of creative and managerial experience in the performing arts. This role includes: ~ Assistant Manager of The Ruby Theatre at 35 w 39th Street, New York, NY
~ Assistant Manager of “Drunk Shakespeare” in New York, NY Experience Stage Managing or Company Managing is a plus! We are seeking a supportive leader, who is comfortable working alongside the General Manager and autonomously executing their responsibilities. Since the Assistant Manager covers on the Managers’ days off, they also must be capable of creative and common-sense problem-solving, managing a team of 5 to 10 people. This is an open-ended full-time position. The Assistant Manager will work closely with the General Manager in NYC and creative team based in New York including: Producer (Scott Griffin) and Directors (David Hudson & Lisa Klages). Assistant Managerial Duties include: ~ Responsibility for maintaining all aspects of the venue and production. This includes creative content, patron experience, food & beverage experience, venue maintenance and ticket sales ~ Managing, Training and Scheduling all cast, crew and other staff ~ Participating in job interviews and hiring decisions ~ Employee performance management, including discipline and staff terminations ~ Ensuring professionalism, discipline and morale of the team ~ Running operations of each performance, including running simple technical elements and minimal show cues Creative Duties include: ~ Maintaining world-class performance quality ~ Supporting Company morale ~ Daily notes to cast and crew based on creative goals For consideration please email kaya@brassjar.com here with [Your Name - Assistant Manager] in the subject line: Short cover letter (max 1 page) Resume/CV detailing General Work History/Admin/Managerial Resume/CV detailing Company Management/Artistic/Stage Management/Technical Theater etc. Application Deadline: September 1, 2023 Drunk Shakespeare is committed to diversity, equity and inclusion and promotes equal employment opportunity designed to foster a positive model of inclusion. As such, Drunk Shakespeare encourages applicants of all races, ethnicities, gender identities, sexual orientation, national origin, religion, veteran status, family status, and ages, as well as people experiencing disabilities, to apply for consideration. Visit www.drunkshakespeare.com for more info on the show.
Contact Information
- Company
- Bass Jar Productions LLC
- Date Posted
- Saturday August 19, 2023
- Website
- drunkshakespeare.com
- Phone
- (484) 547-8453
- kayla@brassjar.com
- Address
-
35 W 39th Street
New York, NY 10018
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