Current Open Positions – see below:

Wardrobe Supervisor

House Manager

Wardrobe Supervisor: THIS POSITION HAS BEEN FILLED. THANK YOU, EVERYONE!

Gingold Theatrical Group is searching for a Wardrobe Supervisor with hair and wig experience for their upcoming production of George Bernard Shaw’s Arms and the Man at Theatre Row.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

  • Oversee costume maintenance, care and repairs, prepping costumes for shows and the running of all costume related backstage needs for a cast of 7. Maintain integrity of both the costume design and the garments/wigs themselves
  • Oversee wig daily maintenance and implementation at each performance
  • Provide assistance styling actors’ hair as needed
  • Provide laundry services at the prearranged 1pm-4pm timeslot at the venue
  • Assist the Costume Department during load-in and load-out

All applicants should have prior Off-Broadway Wardrobe/Dresser experience and hold sufficient knowledge of wig care and hairstyling.

Load out is Monday, October 9 and Tuesday, October 10.  Tech rehearsals run from Wednesday October 11 through Sunday, October 15th.  The production runs from Tuesday, October 17 through Saturday November 18.  Performance weeks consist of 7 shows, Tuesday through Sunday.

Salary is $700/week.

Candidates must include a pdf cover letter and resume.
No phone calls.

ARMS AND THE MAN by Bernard Shaw. One of Shaw’s most enduringly popular comedies is on just about everybody’s ‘Favorite Shaw’ list. The plot follows a hunted soldier who, seeking refuge in a young lady’s boudoir, starts in motion a series of highly engaging and unlikely comedic events. His unusual philosophies about love, war and life in general open up a world of thought she’d never previously entertained–certainly not with her dashing war-hero fiancée who also arrives unexpectedly. This early work of Shaw’s is remarkably pithy.

Gingold Theatrical Group, now in its 18th year, creates theatre and theatre-related programs that promote the humanitarian ideals central to the work of activist playwright George Bernard Shaw, including universal human rights, the freedom of thought and speech, the equality of all living beings, and the responsibility of individuals to promote societal progress. All of Gingold’s programming is inspired by the opportunity to present and create art that embraces the fundamental elements of the joys of diversity, self-empowerment, and the chance to bring hope and clarity through art to a needful community.

HOUSE MANAGER: THIS POSITION HAS BEEN FILLED. THANK YOU, EVERYONE!

Gingold Theatrical Group is currently seeking a House Manager for our Fall Production of ARMS AND THE MAN at Theatre Row, October 17th – November 18th.

The House Manager will work with the Box Office, Volunteers, and other Staff to ensure the production runs efficiently.

  • The House Manager position will include day and evening shifts. Curtain times: Tues-Thurs at 7pm, Fri at 8pm, Sat at 2pm and 8pm and Sunday at 3pm.
  • The running time of CANDIDA is approx 95 minutes with 2 intermissions.
  • The House Manager will be required to arrive 1 hour before curtain time and is done when the Audience has exited the Theatre.
  • An average shift will be approx 3 hours.
  • Rate: $65/show. House Managers are paid a wage of $65 per performance via payroll. Direct Deposit is available.
  • This is a 5-week long position.

Expectations:

  • Supervise the Staff of Volunteer Ushers
  • Remind Patrons and help reinforce the Theatre Row Mask Policy
  • Assist Patrons in finding seats
  • Communicate with Stage Managers and other Production Staff as needed
  • Report directly to Managing Producer

You should:

  • Be experienced with, or enthusiastic for, a public-facing role
  • Be well organized and able to work in a fast-paced environment
  • Have great customer service and communication skills
  • Prior Experience is helpful but NOT necessary.

VACCINATION REQUIREMENT All employees are required to obtain and maintain up-to-date COVID-19 vaccinations.

Gingold Theatrical Group, now in its 18th year, creates theatre and theatre-related programs that promote the humanitarian ideals central to the work of activist playwright George Bernard Shaw, including universal human rights, the freedom of thought and speech, the equality of all living beings, and the responsibility of individuals to promote societal progress. All of Gingold’s programming is inspired by the opportunity to present and create art that embraces the fundamental elements of the joys of diversity, self-empowerment, and the chance to bring hope and clarity through art to a needful community.

GTG encourages people of all races, sexual orientations, gender identities, ages, classes, religions, and people with disabilities to apply.