Alton Towers | Stage Manager/Company Manager

Alton, Staffordshire, United Kingdom
Contracted
Mid Level
RWS Global is the world leader in groundbreaking live moments across entertainment and sports, creating customized guest experiences spanning theatrical productions, live events, immersive destinations, multimedia and consumer products.
  
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Stage Manager / Company Manager
Dine With The Dead | Alton Towers Resort (Halloween 2026)
Rate | £18 per hour
Reporting To | Technical Manager / Production Manager
Location | Northampton & Alton Towers Resort, UK
Contract Dates | 12 October - 2 November 2026
Contract Type | Freelance

Overview
We are seeking an experienced Stage Manager / Company Manager to lead the day-to-day operation of Dine With The Dead, an immersive dining theatre experience presented at Alton Towers Resort. This role combines stage management and company management responsibilities.

Contract Schedule
Rehearsals | 1-2 days in Northampton between 12-17 October.
On Site | 19-22 October including preview on 22 October. Final Rehearsal/Opening: 23 October.
Operational Period | 23 October - 2 November. 14 performances.

Key Responsibilities
  • Act as the operational lead for the show on site.
  • Maintain radio communications with Front of House, Technical and Production teams.
  • Work alongside the Technical Team to deliver show cues and timings.
  • Lead and support the cast on a day-to-day basis.
  • Address company welfare, attendance and performance issues.
  • Complete Daily Operational Reports (DORs).
  • Escalate significant concerns to Production.
  • Lead daily briefings and maintain professional standards.
  • Support health, safety and emergency procedures.

Essential Skills & Experience
  • Previous Stage Management experience.
  • Strong organizational and communication skills.
  • Experience leading cast teams.
  • Ability to work under pressure.
  • Experience using radio communication systems.
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