Stage Technician - Wardrobe and Wig Specialist

POSITION TITLE:  PART TIME STAGE TECHNICIAN (Wardrobe/Wigs Specialty)– Lone Tree Arts Center
 

GENERAL STATEMENT OF DUTIES:  This on-call position is responsible for assisting with wardrobe and wig needs for our theatrical productions including load ins, show runs and strikes, under the supervision of the Production Manger. 

EXAMPLES OF DUTIES:  (The following essential job functions and examples of duties are illustrative only and are not intended to be all inclusive.  Duties may be modified, added or deleted at the discretion of the Technical Director):
 

• Safely loads and unloads wardrobe and wig materials. 

• Assists wardrobe personnel. Irons and steams wardrobe clothing,
  assists with basic sewing construction and repairs. 
   

• Assists
  performers with wig, wardrobe and makeup needs. 

• Attends all technical rehearsals and performances to perform duties above. 

• Assist Clients & Invited groups with production related needs if .  
   

SUPERVISION EXERCISED
 

None
 

QUALIFICATIONS
 

Must be available to work September 26, 2025 – October 26, 2025 during key production period. 

Education/Experience
 

Must have one year of experience or equivalent educational 
training in theatrical wardrobe running. Additional training with wig application and maintenance
strongly
preferred.
 

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
 

• Must have knowledge of general safety procedures relative to working in a theatrical & construction environment.
   

• Knowledge of theatrical stage practices.
   

• Ability to make minor sewing repairs.
   

• Basic understanding of stagehand, creative team and performer job descriptions. 

Physical Demands
 

• Position requires constant standing, sitting, walking (2-3 miles), climbing, bending, twisting, stooping, squatting, reaching, lifting (min. 50 lbs.), pulling, pushing (up to 200 lbs.), uses wrist motion and finger dexterity, eye/hand coordination, sees, hears and talks.
   

• Requires planning, agility, balance, coordination, accuracy, patience, working rapidly, good memory.  
   

•  Ability to perform various tasks under adverse/hazardous conditions, work within tight deadlines, amid distractions, listens well, follow directions, attention to details, and distinguish colors.
   

•  Work performed primarily in a climate-controlled environment, but occasionally done outdoors, exposed to the elements.
   

• Hazards:  Exposure to high electrical amperage (400 amps), hot instruments, explosive bulbs, moderate to high levels of noise, theatrical lighting, stage and area smoke, cleaning chemicals, dust particles.
   

• Work in dimly lit or dark areas, on various flooring surfaces, with different materials and fabrics.