Part-Time Technical Stage Manager for Live Shows

Playbill, Inc.; New York (NY); On-site; USD 34,000 - 48,000; Part time

Job summary

Playbill, Inc. is seeking an experienced Part-Time Technical Stage Manager for Jamie Allan's AMAZE at New World Stages in New York City. The Stage Manager will be responsible for show calling, cue execution, and coordinating technical operations for live performances.

Ideal candidates are calm under pressure, highly organized, safety-focused, and able to maintain production documentation while ensuring show continuity and clear communication among cast, crew, and management.

Qualifications

• Technically confident and calm under pressure.
• Highly organized and safety-focused.
• Able to own and manage a complex live production.

Responsibilities

• Call and execute all production cues, including lighting, sound, video, automation, Illusions, and special effects.
• Monitor technical execution and troubleshoot issues to minimize disruption and maintain show continuity.
• Maintain accurate production documentation: cue sheets, run-of-show, and technical paperwork.
• Communicate issues or changes to production personnel and management in a timely manner.
• Oversee safe operation of Illusions and specialty equipment; ensure confidentiality and compliance with permits and regulations.
• Prepare and distribute daily performance reports and incident reports; escalate concerns as needed.
• Ensure clear communication among performers, backstage personnel, technical departments, venue staff, and management.
• Enforce safety and show standards; identify hazards and ensure corrective action.

Job description

Playbill, Inc. is seeking an experienced Part-Time Technical Stage Manager for Jamie Allan's AMAZE at New World Stages in New York City. The Stage Manager will be responsible for show calling, cue execution, and coordinating technical operations for live performances.

Ideal candidates are calm under pressure, highly organized, safety-focused, and able to maintain production documentation while ensuring show continuity and clear communication among cast, crew, and management.