Disney’s Hercules – Dresser

• Work alongside your team, other technical departments, stage management, the acting company, and resident creative team members to ensure the efficient flow of information.
• Support the Head and Deputy Head of Wardrobe with any day-to-day changes that might impact the running of the Production.
• Attend rehearsals, show calls, laundry calls, fittings, and maintenance sessions as required.
• Assist with the preparation and maintenance of all costumes, footwear, and accessories required by the department, including carrying out checks prior to each performance.
• Demonstrate a basic understanding of costume construction and undertake small-scale sewing, repairs, or painting tasks as directed by the Head of Department.
• Acquire familiarity with all wardrobe plots/tracks within your department to provide support during rehearsals when needed.
• Learn and maintain the dressing tracks specifically assigned to you.
• Support the acting company with costume-related needs during rehearsals and performances, including quick changes and adjustments.
• Assist the Head of Wardrobe in compiling, updating, and maintaining cue sheets, wardrobe notes, and other relevant show paperwork.
• Take an active role in training, supporting, and teaching new members of staff and deputies when required.
• Help to maintain stock levels of consumable items and report requirements to the Head or Deputy Head of Wardrobe.
• Work flexible maintenance shifts; the weekly call will vary depending on the needs of the production.
• Understand and comply with the Producer’s employment and Health & Safety policies, using appropriate safety equipment and clothing, and undertaking necessary training.
• Embrace the scale and spectacle of production by undertaking any other duties as may reasonably be required, as instructed by the Head or Deputy Head of Wardrobe.

·         Costume Maintenance: Knowledge of laundering and maintaining stage costumes.

·         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.

·         Integrity & Confidentiality: A full awareness of the need for integrity and confidentiality.

·         Health & Safety: Knowledge and understanding of health & safety legislation.

·         Start Date: Monday 1st June 2026

·         Finish Date: Saturday 5^th September 2026

·         Hours: 40 hours per week

·         Schedule: Monday to Saturday (evening and weekend show schedule)

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