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FRONT OF HOUSE ASSISTANT

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The Dominion Theatre Front of House Team Opportunity
The Dominion Theatre is looking for enthusiastic and motivated individuals to join our Front of House Team for The Devil Wears Prada The Musical.
Successful Applicants
Successful applicants should demonstrate outstanding customer service, teamwork, communication, and sales technique, and must be willing to work both in the auditorium and as a bar assistant.
- Previous experience working Front of House or in theatre is not essential
- We welcome candidates with a background in customer care and experience in driving sales
Contract Details
The contract offered is a show contract based on a minimum of 30 hours across eight shows. Staff are contracted to work six days in a seven-day period and involves afternoon, evening, and weekend work. Applicants must be available to work all eight shows.
- The typical weekly schedule for The Devil Wears Prada is 7.30pm, Monday - Saturday, with additional 2.30pm matinees on Wednesday and Saturday.
- Staff are required to work all shows between Monday 14 December and Monday 4 January (see the full show schedule including additional Christmas shows).
- Staff may also be required to work additional Sunday evening shifts (a compensatory day off will be provided during the following week should this occur).
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- As this role involves serving alcohol, applicants must be aged 18 or over.
- Salary: £13.28 per hour, with the potential for additional overtime mid-week, and regular overtime on Sundays which is paid at an enhanced rate.
Application Details
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- Closing date for applications: Wednesday 16 September
- Interviews expected to be held: w/c 21 September
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