Assistant Sound No.4 (Non-Mixing), The Greatest Showman

• Assist the Head and Deputy Head of Sound to ensure the smooth running of all rehearsals and performances.
• Assist the Head, Deputy Head of Sound, and Assistant No. 3 with any day-to-day changes that might impact the running of the production.
• Perform daily setup, sound rig checks, and maintain communication within the Sound team.
• Ensure awareness of understudy and swing performances ahead of each show and make necessary adjustments.
• Attend rehearsal, technical, dress, and understudy rehearsals as required.
• Maintain and repair sound system components including radio frequencies, microphones, orchestra pit systems ensuring the highest quality under the guidance of the Head and Deputy Head of Sound, Production Manager and Creative Team.
• Ensure all radio microphones are fully functional for each performance; fit and replace mic packs as necessary.
• Report and provide timely feedback on show and staff-related issues.
• Develop familiarity with all plots and tracks within the Sound department.
• Work in full compliance with Disney’s Health and Safety Policy and maintain knowledge of relevant legislation and best practices

·       Technical Knowledge: Knowledge of setting up, maintaining, and operating sound systems.

·       Working at Height: Comfortable with working at height as part of daily responsibilities.

·       Leadership: Transparent and open approach, able to work well under pressure, and enjoy leading from the front and by example.

·       Team Collaboration: Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to foster positive working relationships across departments.

·       Problem-Solving: Excellent initiative and practical problem-solving skills, particularly in high-pressure backstage situations.

·       Calm Under Pressure: Able to handle issues that arise during performances with focus, professionalism, and composure.

·       Communication: Clear and confident communicator, with the ability to make informed decisions and collaborate effectively with cast, creative, and production teams.

·       Health & Safety: Solid understanding of health and safety legislation relevant to the role, including LOLER, PUWER, and Working at Height regulations.

·       Highly effective team player with strong collaboration skills.

·       Capable of following instructions and adhering to department protocols.

·       Motivated to learn new skills and committed to upholding the quality of a major production

·       Demonstrates discretion and professionalism when working closely with others.

Well-organised and detail-oriented in all aspects of work.

·       Start Date: Early 2027

·       Run Dates: 2027-2028

·       Hours: 48 hours per week

·       Schedule: Monday-Saturday schedule with a midweek and weekend matinee

·       Health & Safety: This role will require the candidate to understand and follow the Health and Safety Rules & Regulations at the production