Costumes for classic and contemporary musicals are very much in focus on our intimate, unique theatre-in-the-round stage. You’ll work with top caliber directors and artistic staff, combining your new designs with our extensive stock to create shows that look stunning. Hands-on position; fully staffed costume shop on premises.

Work with top caliber directors, designers and staff from New York City and around the country, overseeing build classic and contemporary musicals. All shows include new designs to add to your portfolio, as well as altering and adapting from our extensive stock.

First Hand: Strong construction, organizational and communication skills needed to oversee busy shop. Responsibilities include but may not be limited to: oversee shop and staff, work closely with the designer and cutter/draper to insure designs are produced accurately, prioritize builds, assign and explain projects, give instruction and assistance as needed, help track budgets, assist with construction and maintain shop in safe, workable manner.

Cutter/Draper: Strong skills needed for fast, accurate work in all aspects of patterning, cutting and draping. Responsibilities include but may not be limited to: all parts of patterning, cutting and draping, working closely with the designer and shop foreman/first hand to insure designs are produced accurately, may include some construction as projects allow and as necessary. Partial season or jobbing in for one or more shows a possibility.

Costume Shop Technicians: Strong stitching skills needed to complete full costume projects as well as alter and adapt from our extensive stock. Responsibilities include but may not be limited to: completing assigned projects in a timely and high quality manner, helping keep shop area safe and workable, helping pull and restock costumes in storage areas.

Enhance the atmosphere, define the location and add to the action with sets that creatively set the scenes of classic and contemporary musicals. You’ll work with top caliber directors and artistic staff, combining our new designs with our stock pieces to create shows that look stunning. Hands-on position to work out technical and space situations; also do own painting with some assistance. Fully staffed scene shop on premises.

Work with top caliber New York City directors; also top-notch performers (non-Equity and Equity Guest Artists) on classic and contemporary musicals. Strong tech knowledge and excellent communication, people and organizational skills are an absolute must to handle all aspects of rehearsals and performances.

Stage Manager: Hands-on position includes but may not be limited to: keep book for all rehearsals, assign and sometimes help with scene changes, keep close contact with production office, track rehearsal and tech progress, performance notes, scheduling, oversee changeover, set up for performances, maintain show integrity throughout performances; SM does not call cues.

Assistant Stage Manager: Hands-on position includes but is not limited to: assist stage manager in all areas, sometimes help with scene changes, set-up for shows, etc., ASM does not call cues.

Work with top caliber designers from New York City and around the country, building imaginative sets and solving space situations for shows. Strong construction skills needed for accurate building as well as adapting from our stock. Scene shop staff also designs for children's theatre shows.

Master Carpenter: Responsibilities include but are not limited to: oversee shop and staff, prioritize builds and assign projects, give instruction and assistance as needed, help track budgets, and insure shop is maintained in safe, workable order. Rigging experience necessary, own tools handy.

Scene Shop Carpenter: Responsibilities include but are not limited to: completing assigned projects in a timely manner, helping keep shop space in safe, workable order. Rigging experience helpful, own tools handy.

Work with top caliber directors and designers from New York City and around the country, stretch your creative muscles on a wide variety of props. One-person department with part-time help. Responsibilities include but may not be limited to: research, design and build new pieces; adapt, repair and renovate stock props; find and borrow individual items; maintain prop storage and workspace, restock and return props when show closes.

Work with top caliber directors, designers and staff from New York City and around the country, maintaining and dressing musicals. Strong organizational, dressing and repair skills and ability to work calmly through some multi-show days are a must. Responsibilities include but may not be limited to: maintain all costumes of show in performance: repairs, cleaning, etc., insure that costumes are maintained properly as to fabric care, etc., work with director and stage manager to plan quick changes, assign and execute changes, set up for shows, maintain dressing room areas in safe, workable manner; clean, launder, repair and restock costumes at close of show.

Work with top caliber directors and designers from New York City and around the country, styling wigs and hair for main stage and children’s theatre musicals; also work closely with Artistic Director. Strong research and styling skills are a must for this busy, rewarding position which needs someone who thrives on doing their best. Also assist with make-up styling and possibly create looks for specialty characters. Assist wardrobe with quick changes as needed.

Work with top caliber directors, musicians and performers from New York City and around the country on all aspects of sound in our unique and challenging space. Blend live musicians, Kurzweil keyboards, percussion and singers' body mikes for optimal legitimate musical theatre sound. Maintain microphones and other equipment; work on seven main stage and three children's theatre shows, also two coffee house performances each week and five additional performances throughout the summer.

Excellent professional experience for person enthusiastic to learn more about all aspects of wardrobe. Work with experienced wardrobe head; responsibilities include but may not be limited to: assist with maintenance (laundry, cleaning, repair) and running shows (setting costumes, quick changes), keep dressing room areas safe and workable, restock costumes to storage.

Excellent professional experience for person enthusiastic to learn more about all aspects of technical theatre. Primarily working in scene shop, helping build sets for unique theatre-in-the-round space; also assisting in all other tech areas as needed, possibility of running lights or sound for some shows.