Position Summary
A member of the backstage crew and reporting to the Sound Supervisor, the A1 - Board Operator will be responsible for duties including but not limited to preparing and executing all backstage and onstage sound needs, starting up and checking the sound system, assisting with Clear Comm when needed, shutting down the sound system after performances, and serving as the sound board operator during the majority of performances of LTC+rsquo;s production of Untitled Vampire Play.
The A1 - Board Operator will be an enthusiastic, detail-oriented, and reliable member of the backstage team. They will work closely with actors, crew, and production staff to ensure the
safe, smooth, and consistent running of all performances and to shepherd a production process that is focused on supportive, sustainable, and anti-racist practices.
The A1 - Board Operator will be scheduled for 5 shows a week from June 4th, 2026 +ndash; July 26th, 2026. They will also be scheduled for all Tech rehearsals the week prior, beginning May 26th, 2026.
Duties
Execute the Sound Board Operator track for the majority of performances each week.
Complete all daily start up and shut down procedures for the sound system, including the Yamaha M7CL, clear-com, and on-stage equipment.
Communicate any and all sound notes to the Sound Supervisor.
Maintain a clean and orderly booth and board area.
Adhere to and participate in implementation of Lookingglass COVID protocols.
Participate in organization-wide anti-racism work and incorporate an anti-racist lens into daily practice. Lookingglass recognizes that it has much to do towards being an anti-racist and a more equitable institution. We believe that our work and our lives are infinitely more complex, rewarding, illuminating, and nearer to truth when we have a wider variety of human experiences in our room, at our table, and on our stage. This work, by the Board, Ensemble, and staff, is ongoing and is publicly reflected here: Anti-Racism, Equity, and Inclusion Statement +ndash; Lookingglass Theatre Company. (https://lookingglasstheatre.org/aeistatement/)
Qualifications
Demonstrated sound experience of at least 1 year at collegiate or professional level.
Ability to ascend and descend stairs repeatedly.
Ability to move and transport up to 50 pounds by yourself or with additional help.
Intermediate sound system troubleshooting skills, including but not limited to cabling, equipment failure, clear-comm, MIDI, signal flow, Dante Networking, and RF coordination.
Ability to prioritize and offer a high degree of communication and support under dynamic and emergent conditions.
Schedule Overview
Tech: May 26th - June 12th
Previews begin: June 4th
Opening: June 13th
Closing: July 26th
Compensation
Hourly rate: $23.25, paid weekly
This position will be guaranteed to operate five shows per week. Each week, two performances will be operated by the A1 Cover. The schedule of which shows these are will be determined in conjunction with the Sound Supervisor and A1 Cover for the production. Each scheduled call will be a four hour minimum.
Application Procedure
To be considered, please send a brief cover letter, resume, and two references to Ally Perparos, Sound Supervisor, at soundsupervisor@lookingglasstheatre.org with +ldquo;UVP A1+rdquo; in the subject line. Cover letter may be included as the body of the email. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until the position is filled.
Lookingglasss welcomes applications from all qualified applicants and encourages you to apply even if you don+rsquo;t meet all of the qualifications listed above. Lookingglass Theatre Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer and values a diverse workforce. We provide equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sexual orientation, gender, national origin, age, genetics, or status as an individual with a disability.
