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studio B

Disney's The Lion King Kids

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Be Part of the Production - Multiple Creative and Technical Positions Now Open!
All members of the production team will be expected to attend meetings, rehearsals, and work days the entire run of the show June 8 - June 28.
DIRECTOR

The Director is responsible for the artistic vision, leadership, and overall execution of a Studio B production, workshop, or camp. This role oversees rehearsals, staff coordination, communication with families, and ensures a positive, organized, and safe experience for all participants.

Director
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
  • Plan and lead auditions, casting, and rehearsals within approved schedules

  • Interpret scripts and oversee creative direction for blocking, pacing, and storytelling

  • Coordinate with Music Director, Choreographer, Stage Manager, interns, and volunteers

  • Design and oversee sets, props, and costuming within approved budgets

  • Communicate regularly with parents, cast, and Studio B staff regarding schedules, needs, and updates

  • Supervise rehearsals, performances, and backstage operations

  • Ensure adherence to Studio B policies, safety procedures, and behavior expectations

  • Oversee performances, strike, cleanup, and proper storage of all production materials

  • Complete required administrative tasks including invoices, Nellie ballot submissions, and key returns

QUALIFICATIONS:
  • Prior directing experience in theater, musical theater, or performing arts (community or educational setting preferred)

  • Strong leadership, organization, and communication skills

  • Experience working with children and/or adult performers in a structured environment

  • Ability to manage rehearsals, volunteers, and creative staff effectively

  • Knowledge of stage etiquette, rehearsal processes, and production timelines

  • Commitment to maintaining a positive, safe, and inclusive learning environment

  • Ability to work within a defined budget and follow organizational policies

TIME COMMITMENT:
  • Attendance at required production meetings and auditions

  • Regular rehearsals throughout the full rehearsal period

  • Tech week and all scheduled performances

  • Post-show strike and administrative wrap-up

  • Time commitment varies by production but typically spans several weeks

MUSIC DIRECTOR
The Music Director leads all musical elements of a production, ensuring cast members are confident, prepared, and musically cohesive.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
  • Teach and rehearse all vocal and musical components of the show

  • Interpret and prepare music and sound cues as needed

  • Attend auditions, callbacks, rehearsals, and performances

  • Collaborate with the Director and Choreographer on rehearsal scheduling

  • Warm up the cast prior to each performance

  • Provide rehearsal materials and recordings for cast practice

  • Support casting decisions and production planning as requested

QUALIFICATIONS:
  • Strong musical background with experience teaching vocals and ensemble music

  • Ability to work with performers of varying ages and skill levels

  • Familiarity with musical theater repertoire and rehearsal techniques

  • Strong collaboration and communication skills

  • Experience accompanying or preparing rehearsal tracks preferred

TIME COMMITMENT:
  • Auditions and callbacks (as required)

  • Music rehearsals according to the production schedule

  • Attendance at all scheduled rehearsals involving music

  • All performances and pre-show cast warm-ups

  • Full commitment for the duration of the production period

Music Director
CHOREOGRAPHER
The Choreographer designs, teaches, and refines all movement and dance elements for a production while working collaboratively with the creative team.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
  • Attend auditions, callbacks, and production meetings

  • Create choreography appropriate for cast skill levels and stage space

  • Teach and rehearse all dance numbers

  • Collaborate with Director and Music Director on scheduling and staging

  • Fine-tune choreography throughout the rehearsal process

  • Attend performances to support cast and backstage needs

  • Record choreography for at-home practice and review

QUALIFICATIONS:
  • Dance and movement experience appropriate to musical theater productions

  • Ability to teach choreography clearly and safely

  • Experience adapting choreography for different ages and ability levels

  • Strong collaboration skills with directors and music staff

  • Knowledge of stage spacing and movement in theatrical settings

TIME COMMITMENT:
  • Auditions, callbacks, and production meetings

  • Choreography rehearsals as scheduled

  • Tech rehearsals and all performances

  • Availability throughout the rehearsal and performance period

Choreographer
STAGE MANAGER
The Stage Manager ensures rehearsals and performances run smoothly by managing schedules, communication, backstage operations, and technical coordination.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
  • Prepare rehearsal materials, scripts, and space setup

  • Track attendance, conflicts, blocking, cues, and notes

  • Maintain order and efficiency during rehearsals

  • Coordinate props, sets, and backstage logistics

  • Call cues, manage timing, and communicate with tech and front of house teams

  • Supervise backstage operations during performances

  • Oversee cleanup, reset, strike, and proper storage of all materials

  • Assist with safety, emergencies, and parent communication as needed

QUALIFICATIONS:
  • Strong organizational and multitasking skills

  • Previous stage management or theater production experience preferred

  • Ability to manage schedules, cues, and backstage operations

  • Clear verbal communication and leadership skills

  • Ability to remain calm and professional in fast-paced environments

TIME COMMITMENT:
  • Rehearsals throughout the rehearsal schedule

  • Tech week and all performances

  • Strike and post-show cleanup

  • Must be available for the full run of the production

Stage Manager
TECH BOOTH OPERATOR (LIGHT/SOUND)
The Tech Booth Operator manages lighting and sound cues during rehearsals and performances to support the technical execution of each production.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
  • Operate lighting and sound systems during tech rehearsals and performances

  • Perform equipment checks prior to each rehearsal and show

  • Run cues accurately and consistently

  • Troubleshoot basic technical issues in collaboration with the Director or tech intern

  • Maintain organization and cleanliness of the tech booth

  • Assist with theater cleanup following performances

QUALIFICATIONS:
  • Basic knowledge of theatrical lighting and/or sound systems

  • Ability to follow cue sheets and instructions accurately

  • Willingness to learn Studio B’s specific equipment and systems

  • Strong attention to detail and reliability

  • Prior technical theater experience preferred but not required

TIME COMMITMENT:
  • Tech rehearsals

  • All scheduled performances

  • Pre- and post-show setup and cleanup

  • Commitment spans the technical rehearsal period through final performance

Tech Booth
STAGE CREW/VOLUNTEERS/YOUTH VOLUNTEERS
Stage Crew members support the technical and logistical needs of productions by assisting with backstage and onstage operations.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
  • Assist with set construction, prop handling, and backstage organization

  • Perform scene changes and operate special effects as needed

  • Follow direction from the Stage Manager and Director

  • Maintain a quiet, professional backstage environment

  • Prepare the stage before performances and reset after each show

  • Support strike, cleanup, and proper storage of production materials

QUALIFICATIONS:
  • Ability to follow directions and work as part of a team

  • Willingness to perform physical tasks such as moving set pieces and props

  • Dependability and punctuality

  • For youth volunteers, ability to work under adult supervision

  • Prior backstage experience helpful but not required

TIME COMMITMENT:
  • Dress rehearsals and all performances

  • Additional rehearsals as requested

  • Strike following final performance

  • Commitment varies based on production needs

Stage Crew

Come work with us

Position
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If you do not have a link to your resume, please email your resume to studiobtheater@gmail.com

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