Arts Management Fellow

Position: Arts Management Fellow

Compensation: $950 per wk

Location: LDK Productions 115 West 45th Street STE 603, NYC NY 10036

The King’s Critique

First Rehearsal: September 27, 2026

Tech Begins: October 27, 2026

First Preview: November 3, 2026

Opening Night: November 12, 2026

Initial Closing: December 20, 2026

Possible Extension: January 10, 2027

Texas in Paris

First Rehearsal: December 8, 2026

Tech Begins: January 8, 2027

First Preview : January 14, 2027

Opening Night: January 21, 2027

Closing of Show #2: March 21, 2027

Fellowship will last 5 month until April 2027

Job Description:

Fellowship Job Description - LDK Productions

LDK Productions, a boutique general management & producing firm, seeks an energetic, personable individual to join the company.

The ideal candidate is reliable with a collaborative spirit, is open to taking on new tasks and challenges and can manage multiple priorities simultaneously. This person possesses exceptional communication skills - both written and verbal - as well as strong organizational skills, with the ability to multi-task and prioritize. Candidates should be personable with excellent customer service instincts, be able to creatively solve problems, a master of discretion, and possess a good sense of humor. This is a great opportunity for candidates starting a career in company or general management or theatrical producing, and is intended as a transition and training position to gain experience in theatrical management.

This is a full-time staff, salaried (exempt) position that requires nights and weekends as production schedules dictate for the duration of five months. This position works a minimum of 35 hours a week.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Support and shadow company manager and general manager responsibilities on Off Broadway productions to ensure smooth operations in our fast-paced environment including assisting in meeting scheduling, interfacing with vendors, managing processes and policies.

• Engage with producers and artists on productions.

• Participate in staff meetings and client meetings with followed up action items related to producing and management,

• Represent the company as the producer/general manager representative at scheduled meetings, including site visits and production meetings.

• Collaborate with staff on planning for opening nights of theatrical productions including ticket coordination, gift creation, and other needed tasks.

• Work and establish relationships with industry professionals across all areas of the Theatre Industry during networking and industry events

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Excellent organizational skills

• Flexibility and have an all-hands-on-deck attitude. A willingness to jump in to handle high-priority tasks.

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and Google Suite

• Strong written and verbal communication skills.

• High-level attention to detail, accuracy and ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment.

• Proactive, and ability to solve problems expeditiously, while always maintaining a calm and professional demeanor

• Ability to remain calm, flexible, positive and resourceful when under pressure

• Able to participate in special events which may occur after standard business hours

• College degree or equivalent preferred.

• Must reside in New York State for the entire duration of fellowship

This fellowship is specifically targeted toward members of underrepresented communities within the theater community. Applicants from historically underrepresented backgrounds (e.g., indigenous, queer, transgender, non-binary, disabled, and/or people of color) are strongly encouraged to apply.

TO APPLY:

Please submit your resume and statement of interest to [email protected] with ‘Fellowship' in the subject line.