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Wardrobe Assistant

Skegness, LincolnshireLocation unclear
Permanent - Full Time · Entertainment
POSTED 9 NOVVERIFIED 4M AGO
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About The Role

We’re looking for passionate people to join our Entertainments Team at Skegness!

Working alongside a fantastic team, we will support you every step of the way to ensure you gain the skills and confidence to truly get stuck in.

The purpose of the role is:

· Facilitate costume requirements for all in house, character and touring productions including pre-production, running and post-production.

· Attend and carry out costume fittings with the wardrobe manager.

· Maintain, alter and make costumes as well as wigs and props when required.

· Assist cast both male and female with their costumes and quick changes.

· Setting of costumes in dressing rooms and backstage areas.

· Attend technical, dress and understudy rehearsals and keep a detailed dressing plot, that the wardrobe manager can keep on file should another team member need them.

· Laundry and ironing calls to be completed in a timely manner.

· Recognise where maintenance of costumes is required always keeping the wardrobe manager informed.

· Undertake training where required.

· Ensure all equipment and costumes are left in a safe and secure environment.

· General knowledge of health and safety policy in the workplace.

· Supporting the uniform requirements of the entertainments team including the issuing, laundry and maintenance of the Redcoats.

Responsibilities

The ideal candidate will:

· Some form of formal training in wardrobe or costume Foundation, Diploma or BA hons Degree.

· Flexible approach to working including evenings and weekends (full time 40 hours per week).

· Excellent sewing skills both by hand and machine, demonstrated through a portfolio of previous work either professional or personal.

· Concise fabric knowledge and how to launder.

· A professional approach to working with both men and women in varying states of dress.

· Excellent communication skills both written and verbal.

· The ability to work as part of a team and as an individual.

· The ability to work well under pressure.

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