Theater Production Manager

Theater Production Manager First Pres Theater Fort Wayne, IN Job Details Full-time $50,000 a year 6 hours ago Benefits Paid time off Employee assistance program Life insurance Qualifications Theater Teamwork Expense management Administrative experience Organizational skills Theater Full Job Description Job Overview We are seeking a curious, creative, kind, and capable individual to join First Presbyterian Church Theatre as Production Manager. The production manager position supports the Director of Dramatic Arts Ministry in all technical aspects of production, as well as season planning, resource allocation, and budgeting. The production manager will help ensure that the theater delivers productions to a high degree of quality, professionalism, and artistry, in an atmosphere of kindness and acceptance. The position will work closely with volunteers and performers, as well and other church staff members as needed. Responsibilities include acting as liaison between designers and director, develop production timelines, scenic design and construction, lighting and sound design and execution.

Qualifications:

Degree in Theatre or related field, excellent organizational skills, ability to manage multiple tasks, proactive problem solving skills, demonstrated knowledge of technical theatre tools and techniques. See full job description by clicking the button below. To apply, please submit Resume or CV, Cover Letter, and Portfolio of Creative/Technical work to: General Description The production manager position supports the DDAM in the fulfillment of the goals and objectives of the Dramatic Arts Ministry. The production manager will help ensure that the theater delivers productions to a high degree of quality, professionalism, and artistry, in an atmosphere of kindness and acceptance. The position will work closely with volunteers and performers, as well and other church staff members as needed. The production manager is expected to provide leadership in the areas assigned. Responsibilities Technical Theatre Duties Act as liaison between designers and director. Develop and adhere to build schedule and production timeline; and share with production team, updating as needed. Work in scene shop building/painting sets. Build or find all properties needed for each production. Participate in lighting design and execution. Participate in sound design and execution. Assist Costume designer as needed. Act as liaison with building maintenance. Maintain scene shop, costume shop, stage and backstage areas, in a clean, organized, safe, and functional state. Including stock of necessary supplies and materials. Recruit, train, and oversee technical theatre volunteers. Develop, Oversee, and Enforce Safety program and procedures. Act as technical and logistics liaison for renting organizations. Maintain a working knowledge of current stock of props, furniture, and costumes. Administrative Duties Assist DDAM with development of season and production budgets. Maintain financial records of production expenses, and adhere to budget. Assist with promotional outreach. Oversee rental/borrowing program (props, furniture, costumes) and maintain clear records. Personal Qualities Moral Integrity Openness and confidence in ability to relate to people of all types and differing views. Appreciation for and support of the theological beliefs of the Presbyterian Chruch as an expression of the Reformed faith, especially with regard to the interpretation of scripture, and the first presbyterian Chruch Personnel policy and statement of inclusiveness. Qualifications Excellent Organizational skills Ability to work cooperatively as part of a staff team. Ability to manager multiple tasks and projects with efficiency and grace Proactive and confident in problem solving or presenting solutions. Demonstrated skill in scenic design, construction, painting, and decorating. Demonstrated skill in sound and lighting design. Working knowledge of up-to-date sound and lighting equipment and technology. Demonstrated knowledge of technical theatre tools and techniques Degree in Stagecraft or related field desired. Join us in creating captivating theatrical productions that inspire audiences! We value creativity, teamwork, and dedication—if you're ready to lead exciting projects in a vibrant arts environment, we want to hear from you. This role offers a chance to grow professionally while making a lasting impact on our community's cultural landscape.

Pay:

$50,000.00 per year

Benefits:

Employee assistance program Life insurance Paid time off

Work Location:

In person