Reports to the Costume Shop Manager to coordinate and track activity for the traveling wardrobe crews, supporting the costume/wardrobe department and show staff of all touring shows with costumes. Assists in the development of the overall care and maintenance of touring show wardrobe including the evaluation/recommendation of personnel assigned to the touring wardrobe departments.
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Are you ready to take your passion for costumes to the next level? The role of Wardrobe Show Support Manager at our vibrant company based in Ellenton, Florida, is your chance to shine! Reporting to the Costume Shop Manager, you’ll be the backbone of our traveling wardrobe teams, ensuring that costumes for touring shows are impeccably maintained and ready for the spotlight. Your expertise will help support the costume and wardrobe departments, making sure every show runs smoothly and every performer feels confident. In this engaging position, you'll provide technical guidance to traveling crews, gather feedback on costume conditions, and assist in the development of care standards for various shows. With 1-3 years of touring experience and 3-5 years in large-scale theatrical wardrobe, you're well-equipped to train and instruct, and your outstanding organizational skills will help keep everything on track. We value innovation and quality, so you'll also be responsible for creating a comprehensive refurb list, managing stock requests, and even helping to recruit talented team members. If you're someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment and can adapt at a moment's notice, we want to hear from you!
Feld Entertainment® is the worldwide leader in producing and presenting live touring family entertainment experiences that bring people together and uplift the human spirit. Properties include Monster Jam®, Monster Energy Supercross, Disney On Ice...
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