Assistant Stage Manager - Part Time and Seasonal

"It takes people to make the dream a reality!" Walt was on to something when he said that, and it continues to ring true today. Our hourly Assistant Stage Managers assist in the daily operation of the shows and atmosphere product at the Disneyland Resort. Responsibilities range from supporting the backstage operation of a stage show, to calling cues, to assisting with our atmosphere, entertainment offerings and special events. If this sounds like the perfect start to your Disney story, we invite you to apply today!

Responsibilities
You will:

Work under the direction and guidance of a salaried Entertainment Stage Manager

Perform daily operational duties to support stage productions, shows, atmosphere shows, spectaculars, events and festivals

Supporting the smooth and successful planning and operation of rehearsals and performances

Other duties/tasks as requested or assigned by a salaried Entertainment Stage Manager

Completing administrative or show maintenance tasks/projects as assigned

Fostering a safe, courteous, respectful, supportive, and positive working environment

Assisting in identifying and resolving potential impacts to a safe and successful operation and communicating accordingly with appropriate Entertainment or Resort personnel

Administering show and venue safety training to cast, crew, and outside talent, as needed

Helping to facilitate and track costume fittings, and cosmetology seminars, as needed

Maintaining the organization, cleanliness, safety, and show-readiness of rehearsal and performance venues

Assisting in facilitating communication between cast, crew, and operational partners

Calling cues (for certain offerings) and/or support the backstage operation for rehearsals and performances

Basic Qualifications

You must be at least 18 years of age to be considered for this role

Experience in a theatrical, industrial, or theme park environment as a Stage Manager, Assistant Stage Manager, or Production Assistant

Remains calm and collected during high-pressure and/or complicated situations

Takes initiative and is a self-driven learner

Works effectively as an individual contributor and in a collaborative team environment

Understands how to ’work in the gray’ and proactively adapt to make quick decisions

Operates in a safe, efficient, and organized manner

Demonstrate relationship and team building skills

Upholds the standards of Disney Entertainment

Excellent verbal and written communication skills

Strong leadership and problem-solving skills

Understanding of current theatrical and business technology

Strong focus on timeliness and time management

Flexible with work schedule, including weekends, holidays, and overnights

Physically able to stand for long periods of time, go up and down stairs quickly, lift up to 25 pounds on occasion, and work in various weather conditions (heat, cold, rain, wind, etc)

Comfortable working in proximity to pyrotechnics, automated scenery, and loud noises

Preferred Education

BA/BFA in Theater or other related course of study.

Availability Requirements
Seasonal (Casual Temporary) role:

Fully available at least 3 days per week during holiday peak (October through early January)

Available to work day, evening, and/or overnight shifts based on business need

Available to work holidays, including (but not limited to):

Thanksgiving Day

Day after Thanksgiving

Christmas Eve

Christmas Day

New Year’s Eve

New Year’s Day

Part Time (Casual Regular) role:

Fully available Friday/Saturday/Sunday and holidays year-round

Fully available seven (7) days a week during holiday peak (November through early January)

Compensation and Benefits
The pay rate for this role in California is $25.20 per hour. Select benefits may be provided as part of the compensation package, such as medical, financial, and/or other benefits, dependent on the level and position offered. To learn more about our benefits visit

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