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Overview of Role |
This upcoming role is an opportunity for a keen and motivated individual to lead the wardrobe department on Disney’s The Greatest Showman on a fixed-term basis.
Working with the Production Manager, General Managers, Stage and Company Management, this department lead will be a main point of contact between the Disney office and the wardrobe department, leading on health and safety in their department and contributing to the excellence of the production. |
Responsibilities and Duties |
· Take an active role in teaching new members of staff to ensure the smooth running of the production and safe handling of costumes.
· Liaise between the Company Management, Stage Management, Technical departments, Creative Team, Production and General Management to ensure the smooth running of all rehearsals and performances. · Attend weekly head of department meetings. · Work in accordance with the Health and Safety Policy and maintain a good working knowledge of all relevant health and safety legislation and good working practices, liaising closely with Disney’s Health and Safety Supervisor to ensure that the Health and Safety Policy is followed.
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Skills Required |
· Experience in a similar role within a large-scale musical production.
· Extensive knowledge of costume construction and ability to sew and alter garments. · Knowledge of laundering and maintaining stage costumes. · Clear, confident communication and decision making essential. · Handle any problems that occur during performances with an ability to remain focused and calm when under pressure. · Excellent relationship and interpersonal skills with cast, creative and production team essential. · Transparent and open approach, be able to work well under pressure, enjoy leading from the front, and by example. · Excellent problem-solving skills and use of own initiative. · A full awareness of need for integrity and confidentiality. · Knowledge and understanding of H&S legislation.
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Additional Information |
· Fixed Term Contract, Jan 2026 – May 2026
· 48 hours per week. · Weekend and evening work integral (Tuesday-Sunday show schedule). · This role will require the candidate to understand and follow the Health and Safety Rules & Regulations at the production. |
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