Jobs (Drumheller): Stitchers/Costumers – Badlands Passion Play

Theatre Alberta; Drumheller; Presencial; CAD 61 000 - 73 000; Tempo integral

Vantagens oferecidas por esta oferta de emprego

Accommodations available

Meals provided on weekends

Resumo da oferta

The Badlands Amphitheatre in Drumheller, AB seeks wardrobe stitchers and costumers for its 2026 Canadian Badlands Passion Play. Work includes sewing, fittings, and quick changes with a professional team and outdoors exposure.

Contract May 25 – July 24; six-day weeks with varied hours. Accommodation is available and meals are provided on weekends. Compensation starts at CAD 6,000 for the run.

Qualificações

• Previous sewing experience is required.
• Theatre costuming experience is a huge asset.
• Good interpersonal skills and ability to work closely with other departments.
• Comfortable in a fast-paced environment with evolving challenges.
• Able to meet deadlines and manage time effectively.
• Comfortable working in a team or independently.

Responsabilidades

• Sewing new costumes or assembling costumes from general stock under the direction of the Costume Designer and Head of Department.
• Pulling or storing costumes as required.
• Instructing actors on proper wearing of costumes and removal of modern accessories.
• Assisting with construction, alteration, and repair of costume stock (gluing, sewing, repairing shoes).
• Assisting with costume presets, dressing, and quick-changes during dress rehearsals and performances.
• Liaising with performers to resolve costume-related issues.
• Assisting with show laundry each night as required.
• Assisting with end-of-season strike and winter storage of costumes.

Conhecimentos

Sewing experience

Costume design experience

Interpersonal skills

Fast-paced environment

Deadline oriented

Team player

Descrição da oferta de emprego

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Directed by: Glynis Leyshon
Written by: Kate Hennig
Actors Pictured: Nigel Shawn Williams, Jamie Konchak, Emma Houghton, Conrad Belau & Sarah Orenstein
Set Design: Scott Reid.
Lighting Design: David Fraser
Costume Design: Heather Moore
Photo: Benjamin Laird

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Jobs (Drumheller): Stitchers/Costumers – Badlands Passion Play

The Badlands Amphitheatre is looking for Wardrobe Stitchers and Costumers for their 2026 production of The Canadian Badlands Passion Play in Drumheller, AB. The Canadian Badlands Passion Play tells an epic story of faith, hope & love based on the life of Christ. It is performed on Canada’s largest outdoor stage, with a company formed of professional and semi-professional actors (supplemented by volunteer actors), working with a professional crew.

Job Description: Costumers work with the Costume Designer to serve as a Cutter, Stitcher, general Costumer or Dresser as required. They also act as wardrobe crew during the run of the performances assisting with presets, repairs, quick changes, cleaning and storing various costume pieces.

Duties:

• Sewing new costumes or assembling costumes from general stock, under the direction of Costume Designer and Head of Department.
• Pulling or storing costumes as required.
• Instructing actors on the proper wearing of their costumes and removal of modern accessories (sunglasses, Fitbits, wedding rings, etc.).
• Assisting with construction, alteration, and repair of costume stock (including gluing, sewing, and repairing shoes).
• Assisting with costume presets, dressing, and quick-changes during Dress Rehearsals and Performances (in collaboration with Head of Department and Stage Management).
• Liaising with performers to resolve any difficulties or issues that arise once costumes are distributed.
• Assisting with show laundry each night as required.
• Assisting with the end of season strike and winter storage of costumes.

Qualifications/Requirements:

• Previous sewing experience is required. The ideal candidate is confident in their sewing abilities and can take on basic sewing tasks (hemming, cutting fabric, building simple garments, threading machines, simple repairs etc) without requiring supervision.
• Previous theatre costuming experience is a huge asset.
• Good interpersonal skills. The wardrobe team works closely with the other departments as well as our cast.
• Comfortable working in a fast paced environment, with changing challenges requiring adaptive problem solving.
• Able to work with deadlines and manage their time and to-do lists to meet those deadlines.
• Comfortable working with a team as well as independently.

Important Information:

• This is a contract position from May 25 – July 24
• The amphitheater is an outdoor venue. We rehearse and perform in all kinds of weather, and on all kinds of terrain. While the wardrobe team does most of their work indoors, they will be working outside during the performances as well as a few rehearsals as required.
• The work week is six (6) days long with Tuesdays off, hours vary from day to day. During performances the work week shifts to three (3) days on and four (4) days off.
• Compensation is a contract amount starting at $6000
• Accommodations available
• Meals are provided every Saturday (lunch) and Sunday (brunch)

More About The Badlands Ampitheatre:

The Badlands Amphitheatre is a non-profit arts and culture venue located in the Canadian Badlands. Home to Canada’s largest outdoor stage, our 2,500-seat outdoor amphitheatre and indoor Badlands Arts Centre hosts the renowned Badlands Passion Play; the Canadian Icons Concert Series; Roots, Blues, & Barbecue; Lightfest: Winter in the Badlands; outdoor opera and much more.

With our spectacular natural setting, unique in the world, we create sustainable community through performance events (with economic, cultural, social, and environmental outcomes), increase awareness and skill in the arts, and encourage tourism by creating significant cultural attractions. The Badlands Amphitheatre has a mandate to produce, create, and host events; enable arts education, and promote tourism – all based on our values of community, creation and celebration.

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