
Head of Stage, Disney’s The Lion King
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As Head of Stage, you will work closely with the Production Manager, General Management, Company Management, and Stage Management. You will act as the main point of contact between the Disney office and the Stage department, taking the lead on Health and Safety within your team and contributing to the overall excellence of the production.
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| What We’re Looking For: |
| · Background: Experience in a similar role within a large-scale musical production, working alongside an international cast and creative team, is highly desirable.
· Technical Knowledge: Knowledge of setting up, maintaining, and operating Stage systems, with a solid understanding of stage management practices and backstage operations. · Working at Height: Comfortable working at height as part of performance or tech setups. · Communication: Clear, confident communication and decision-making skills are essential. · Composure: Ability to remain focused and calm under pressure. · Leadership: Transparent and open approach; able to work well under pressure and lead by example to motivate and guide the stage team. · Problem-Solving: Strong initiative and practical problem-solving abilities to address challenges quickly and efficiently backstage. · Health & Safety Awareness: Knowledge and understanding of relevant H&S legislation, including LOLER, PUWER, and WAH, and ability to apply safe working practices backstage.
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| The Right Fit: You Are… |
| · Proven ability to solve problems quickly and efficiently.
· 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. |
| Additional Information |
| · Contract Type: Fixed-Term
· Start Date: October 2026 · Hours: 48 hours per week · Schedule: Tuesday to Sunday (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.
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