Tour- Stage Manager

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PlayMakers is the professional theater that is a part of the Department of Dramatic Art within the College of Arts and Sciences at UNC- Chapel Hill. The unit functions as a program of the Department of Dramatic Art. Employees of the unit are essentially employees of the department and the budget of the unit falls under the budget of the department. PRC manages the planning and oversight of a $4 million dollar professional and educational theatre operation. This unit has a staff of about 175 which includes approximately 47 employees, 20 independent contractors, 30 work-study students and up to 100 volunteers. This unit is responsible for creating significant professional artistic programming, student and community engagement activities and attendant fundraising endeavors.

The Department of Dramatic Art and PlayMakers Repertory Company ( PRC), the professional theater in residence at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, seeks a non-union tour manager/stage manager for the Gateway Project. The Gateway Project will create new theatrical work geared toward providing support for mental health challenges and crises. The new work will perform at the Center for Dramatic Art, as well as tour to local library and other public settings. Performances are anticipated to take place in April/May. The incumbent will support the initial planning phase with community engagement and assist with the logistics of scheduling up a tour. Later in the process, the incumbent will be responsible for organizing rehearsals, scheduling, running technical rehearsals, and calling touring production of a new work. Stage managers work closely with artistic, production, and engagement teams gaining hands on experience in theatre production, touring and community engagement.

Graduation from a four-year college or university with a degree preferably in the Theatre Arts, and some experience that provides the employee with the functional work experiences needed to perform the work; or an equivalent combination of training and experience.

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