Theater Production Manager

Museum of the Bible offers a competitive salary and benefits package, including: Paid time off Six paid holidays Four floating holidays of employee’s choice 401(k) plan that is 100% vested after 1,000 hours of service Health, dental, and vision insurance STD, LTD, and life insurance that is paid by Museum of the Bible Our driving mission is to invite all people to engage with the Bible through our collections, exhibits, and research and educational initiatives, as well as media, publications, and performances in our World Stage Theater. In 2017, Museum of the Bible opened its 430,000-square-foot non‑profit museum in the heart of our nation’s capital. In addition, our traveling exhibits have appeared nationwide and around the globe. Furthermore, we support education at all levels through children’s programs, high school and college curricula, and adult education, as well as scholarship and academic research (including field archaeology) through our Scholars Initiative. Our Culture Museum of the Bible offers a highly challenging and profoundly meaningful work environment where every team member is unified around our unique and global mission. Our museum bridges the ancient and the modern—from a Babylonian brick dating to around 580 BC to the latest technology in our immersive surround‑sound theater. Our team also spans a wide range of careers, from those with decades of extensive professional experience to new graduates and interns. With new leadership in place, it’s an exciting time to work at the museum as we plan for the future. As the museum grows, we provide employees the opportunity to develop their expertise and careers, along with friendships and fun. We all hope to move our lives from success to significance—and we do that daily at Museum of the Bible. Our Work We offer a wide variety of career opportunities, ranging from highly specialized curators and scholars to cutting‑edge technology and media experts. You may work with global dignitaries and VIPs in Hospitality, or with curious children in Education. Or take your career in all these directions over time. The museum is located in Southwest DC, on the Federal Center SW Metro stop. Our official headquarters is in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (on the Hobby Lobby campus). Most of our positions are in these two locations, but some may be remote. Museum of the Bible supports the professional development of college and university students by playing an integral role in experiential learning. We offer internships to students from various academic backgrounds, giving them the opportunity to gain hands‑on experience. Date : 06/10/2026 Location : Onsite at the Museum of the Bible, Washington D.C. Employment Status : Full time, salaried exempt Salary : $90,000 to $100,000 DOE Salary note : Salary is adjusted for local market rates

POSITION SUMMARY

The Theater Production Manager is tasked with managing the entire production process for every show, coordinating all operations to ensure a top‑tier experience for both artists and guests. This role involves scheduling the production staff, including outside contracted labor, throughout the year to guarantee adequate staffing for each production. The Theater Production Manager also takes care of budget management, negotiates quotes from contractors and vendors, and designs workflow policies and procedures that increase efficiency without sacrificing safety or quality. In addition to these responsibilities, the Theater Production Manager may be required to undertake other roles or tasks during productions. These can include stage management, lighting technician, audio engineer, projectionist, video production technician or any other roles needed. Working in collaboration with the Theater Team, this position provides guidance in technical operations and planning for future productions.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

Identify the required technical support for shows and productions well ahead of the production dates. Provide direct supervision to the theater technicians as well as additional contracted labor, offering leadership, management, and technical support. Guide artist and visiting productions on safety, technical aspects, and facility operations in the theater. Schedule and supervise the technical team, ensuring proper training and evaluation. Guide the Theater team on technical specifications and oversee the implementation of approved technical designs. Ensure effective communication with the Theater team and internal stakeholders, such as facilities and security teams. Manage the loading in, technical rehearsals, show operations, and load out processes to serve productions efficiently. Establish regular systems to constantly monitor critical areas of shows and productions, enforcing safety practices daily. Ensure on‑site support and supervision during shows and productions for overall success. Fill in for roles including but not limited to: Audio Engineer, Lighting Technician, Projectionist, Video Production Technician, and/or Stage Manager. Other Duties assigned

QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS

Knowledge: B.A. or B.F.A. in Production, Theater or related field experience strongly preferred. Minimum 5 years’ experience in theater and live show technical environment. Previous supervisory experience. Abilities/Attributes: Working knowledge of lighting, rigging, audio and video technology, projections, 3D Mapping and their related operational skills. Experience with and working knowledge of the following A/V systems and equipment strongly preferred: Lighting (grandMA2 ultra-light, ETC), Show control systems (Medialon), Audio mixing, DSP, recording, and amplification (Yamaha QL5, QSC Q‑Sys, Meyer, JBL, Tannoy), Video playback, recording, switching, and distribution, Video monitor and projection equipment (LG, Christie, Panasonic). Working knowledge of IT networking principles and hardware (CAT6/6A, Fiber Optic). Demonstrated knowledge of safety procedures and required certifications. Ability to understand contracts of all levels of complexity relating to shows productions. Knowledge of back of house facility maintenance Must be able to exert up to 50 pounds of force frequently to lift, carry, push, pull, or otherwise move objects. Must stay calm under pressure and troubleshoot when issues arise. Skills: Effective written and oral communication skills along with strong analytical skills Equally comfortable communicating and working with artist and artist management, contracted labor, technical staff, supervisors, peers, volunteers, team members, and vendors. Champion the Museum of the Bible’s mission to invite all people to engage with the transformative power of the Bible. As required, inclusion in official or incidental photographs and videos for MOTB and/or guests. #J-18808-Ljbffr Museum of the Bible