We are a family of artists committed to strengthening each other. Collaboration has been the central facet of Atlantic’s DNA since our founding, demonstrated in the way we support and stand by our artists, teachers, staff, and students. No matter the partnership, unwavering teamwork and encouragement sits at our core. Join us.
Atlantic – an award-winning Off-Broadway theater and NAST-accredited acting school – seeks an Audience Services Manager. This position is the primary front-facing Box Office customer service representative between the Atlantic and the public. Additionally, the Audience Services Manager oversees a team of Phone Room Representatives and works as a part of the Marketing department, while closely collaborating with the General Management team and Company Manager. Anticipated hours when not in production are Monday-Friday 10am-6pm. Anticipated hours during performances are Tuesday-Saturday noon-8pm.
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Atlantic Theater Company is an equal opportunity employer. Candidates who identify as BIPOC, queer, trans, non-binary, candidates with disabilities, or candidates who are parents or immigrants are encouraged to apply.
This is a full-time position with an annual salary range of between $50,000-$55,000 and a full benefit package including paid time off, health, dental and optional employee-contributed vision insurance, life insurance, long and short-term disability upon eligibility, an employee sponsored 401K plan, a Flexible Spending Account, and Transit Check Benefits.
The Audience Services Manager reports directly to the Director of Marketing. Please email a cover letter and resume to Braley Degenhardt at jobs@atlantictheater.org and include Audience Services Manager in the subject line. No phone calls, please.
Atlantic Theater Company accepts only solicited material, agent submissions, and work/proposals from its ensemble. Our season is comprised of four mainstage productions of new plays and revivals, and two second stage productions with an emphasis on new work. The season is complemented by a development series of readings and workshops, and we have an active commissioning program. In an effort to refocus our submissions policy, and attend to the large number of solicited scripts we received each season, we will no longer be accepting samples or inquiries. Playwrights are urged to consult The Dramatists Sourcebook and individual organizations’ websites for complete information on submission policies at American theaters.
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