Employment:
Summer 2026 Positions
We’re looking for thoughtful, driven collaborators who care deeply about the performing arts and want to help build something ambitious, joyful, and truly distinctive.
Team members work alongside PCO’s co-founding leadership to power a fast-paced season featuring two fully staged mainstage operas and dozens of concerts and community events. This is an opportunity to gain hands-on experience inside a growing company where initiative is valued, collaboration is constant, and every project contributes to the bigger picture of building a lasting cultural home for opera.
Administrative
Roles:
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Job Title: Administrative Assistant
Job Summary:
The Administrative Assistant will support Park City Opera’s operations, assisting administrative and artistic staff and managing patron services during performances. Ideal candidates are proactive, personable, and detail-oriented, ensuring a positive experience for performers, patrons, and staff.Job Timeline & Payment:
Part-Time (June 1 - August 25, 2025): ~25 hrs/week
Pay: $14-$18 per hour, depending on experience
Key Responsibilities
Artist Support
Housing Coordination: Address housing logistics and issues for visiting singers, acting as the primary liaison for any related needs or concerns.
Carpool Coordination and Assistance: Arrange carpool schedule and alleviate issues for visiting singers and personally carpool singers when needed.
Event Organization: Plan and organize social events such as meet-and-greets, day-off activities, and other company gatherings to foster community and engagement among cast members. Arrange snacks and refreshments for rehearsals and performances, maintaining a welcoming and comfortable environment for artists.
Errands: Run errands as needed to support rehearsal and performance requirements, such as purchasing supplies, printing marketing materials, flyering local businesses, or delivering items to the cast and crew.
Audience and Patron Services
Comp Tickets & Box Office: Manage comp ticket requests, liaising with the box office team to facilitate smooth processing of ticket allocations and resolve any ticketing issues.
Customer Service: Provide excellent customer service by addressing patron inquiries, assisting with ticket issues, and ensuring a positive audience experience.
Usher and Volunteer Coordination: Organize and manage front-of-house staff, including ushers and volunteers, to ensure smooth operations before, during, and after performances.
Green Room Preparation: Set up and maintain the green room for performers, ensuring it is equipped and comfortable.
Program Production: Collect, edit, and organize program content, including cast bios and headshots, for publication and distribution at performances.
Coordinate Front of House Activities: Work with Park City Opera to confirm and communicate with vendors and set-up box office, concessions, and audience activities day-of performances
Marketing and Communications
Photography: Capture photos during rehearsals and other company events for use in marketing materials and social media, providing a behind-the-scenes look at the production process.
Other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
Strong organizational skills, with the ability to multitask and manage several responsibilities concurrently.
Excellent interpersonal skills, with a focus on customer service and relationship-building.
Ability to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends.
Familiarity with performing arts environments and knowledge of basic performance logistics. Knowledge and passion for opera and/or classical music
Car and valid driver’s license
This role offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to a growing arts organization and be an integral part of the summer production season.
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Job Title: Summer Intern
Job Summary: Park City Opera is seeking a motivated and creative high school student to join us as our Summer Intern. This paid internship offers hands-on experience in arts administration, marketing, audience engagement, and live performance operations. It’s a great opportunity for a student interested in music, arts management, data science, social media management, or event production.
Job Timeline & Payment:
Contract Period: June 1, 2026 - August 25, 2026
Part-Time: ~10 hrs per week (role can be expanded depending on interest)
Pay: $350 for summer
Key Responsibilities
Post Park City Opera events on community calendars and local listings
Assist with photography at rehearsals, performances, and events
Support Front of House operations during performances (ushering, audience assistance, check-in)
Help design, distribute, and analyze audience questionnaires (intro to data collection and basic data science concepts)
Assist with general administrative and production needs as assigned
Additional Opportunity
Students interested in stage management may have the opportunity to serve as an Assistant Stage Manager (ASM) on Tender Land, depending on interest and availability.
Qualifications
Current high school student or recent graduate
Must be local to Park City or neighboring town
Access to transportation, valid driver's license is a plus
Reliable, punctual, and able to follow directions
Organized, reliable, and comfortable communicating with adults and peers
Interest in music, opera, arts administration, marketing, or live performance
Familiarity with social media, photography, or basic digital tools (training provided)
Strong local connections to Utah’s youth music scene (youth choirs, orchestras, or school music programs) is a plus
Friendly and professional demeanor when interacting with the public
What We Offer
Paid, flexible work that fits around other opportunities
Real-world experience with a professional opera company
Exposure to arts marketing, audience engagement, and production
Portfolio-building opportunities (photography, marketing, data projects)
Mentorship from arts professionals
Insight into both front-of-house and behind-the-scenes operations
A supportive, creative environment
This role offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to a growing arts organization and be an integral part of the summer production season.
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Job Title: Front of House Manager
Job Summary: The Front of House Manager oversees all audience-facing operations for Park City Opera, ensuring a welcoming, well-organized, and professional experience for patrons, donors, and community partners. This role includes managing front-of-house activities for mainstage productions as well as curating and overseeing donor and patron experiences at free summer performances, including Park City Opera’s weekly Monday night concerts in partnership with Mountain Town Music.
Job Timeline & Payment:
Part-Time: ~10 hrs/week
Pay: $14-$18 per hour, depending on experience
Key Responsibilities
Manage all front-of-house operations for Park City Opera performances, including audience flow, seating, accessibility, and patron services
Recruit, train, and supervise volunteers ushers as needed
Serve as the primary point of contact for patrons during performances, addressing questions or concerns with professionalism and care
Coordinate closely with stage management, box office, and venue staff to ensure smooth performance operations
Support donor relations by helping to plan and deliver elevated experiences for donors and special guests at performances and events
Curate and manage donor-focused experiences at free community performances throughout the summer, including Monday night concerts with Mountain Town Music
Assist with audience engagement efforts, including pre-show, intermission, and post-show activities when applicable
Ensure front-of-house spaces are welcoming, organized, and compliant with safety and accessibility standards
Provide post-event feedback and reports as requested to support continuous improvement
Qualifications
Strong organizational skills, with the ability to multitask and manage several responsibilities concurrently.
Excellent interpersonal skills, with a focus on customer service and relationship-building.
Ability to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends.
Familiarity with performing arts environments and knowledge of basic performance logistics. Knowledge and passion for opera and/or classical music
Car and valid driver’s license
Experience with front of house operations is a plus
This role offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to a growing arts organization and be an integral part of the summer production season.
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Job Title: Stage Hands
Job Summary: Park City Opera is seeking reliable and enthusiastic stage hands to assist with our summer Concert Series and Mainstage performances. This ad hoc, part-time role is ideal for a high school student interested in music, theater, or live events who wants hands-on experience behind the scenes. Stage hands will help with moving our electric piano, supporting load-in and load-out for performances, and assisting with set changes during productions.
Job Timeline & Payment:
Part-Time
Work is ad hoc and scheduled around performance dates
Call times will be communicated at least two weeks in advance
Pay: $14 per hour
Key Responsibilities
Safely move and set up an electric piano for rehearsals and performances
Assist with basic set changes during recital concerts and Mainstage performances
Help with load-in before performances and load-out after performances
Follow instructions from the production team and work as part of a small crew
Handle equipment carefully and maintain a tidy performance space
Qualifications
High school student (or recent graduate)
Must be local to Park City or neighboring town
Access to transportation and valid driver's license
Reliable, punctual, and able to follow directions
Comfortable doing moderate to heavy physical work (lifting, carrying, moving equipment)
Interest in music, theater, or live performance is a plus (but not required)
No prior stage experience required—training provided
What We Offer
Paid, flexible work that fits around school schedules
Hands-on experience with live performances and professional musicians
A supportive, creative environment
Great exposure to the behind-the-scenes world of opera and concerts
This role offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to a growing arts organization and be an integral part of the summer production season.
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Park City Opera is currently looking for Lighting Designers to join our production teams for The Tender Land and Roméo et Juliette this summer.
Job Title: Lighting Designer
Job Summary: The Lighting Designer is responsible for creating and realizing the lighting concept for the production. The role supports the dramatic narrative, musical structure, and visual aesthetic of the work. Working closely with the director, set designer, costume designer, and conductor, the Lighting Designer will use light to shape atmosphere, focus, and emotional tone and help transform non-traditional spaces into a theatrical experience.
Job Timeline & Payment:
The Tender Land
Design process begins as early as February 2026
Tech Week: July 13th-July 17th
Performances: July 18th and July 19th
Total Stipend: $1,000-$1,300 depending on experience
Roméo et Juliette
Design process begins as early as February 2026
Tech Week: August 17th-August 20th
Performances: August 21st and August 23rd
Total Stipend: $1,100-$1,400 depending on experience
Key Responsibilities
Before Tech Week
Develop a lighting concept aligned with the director’s vision and the opera’s dramaturgy
For performances of The Tender Land, source, plan, and oversee the installation and operation of sufficient theatrical lighting in a non-theatrical space, adapting the design to site-specific architectural, electrical, and safety considerations
During Production
Design lighting plots, cues, and paperwork appropriate to the venue and available equipment
Attend rehearsals, technical rehearsals, and performances as required
Program and adjust lighting cues during technical and dress rehearsals
Collaborate closely with a small production team in a flexible, hands-on environment
Oversee and actively participate in load-in, focus, strike, and load-out of lighting equipment as needed
Oversee the implementation of the design
Run lighting cues during performances
Qualifications
Sufficient experience in the technical and artistic elements of lighting design
Ability to read music
Familiarity with rehearsal room etiquette and production protocols
Ability to work flexible hours, including nights and weekends, as required by the rehearsal and performance schedule
Preferred Skills
Previous work on operatic productions and passion for the medium is a plus
This position is essential in creating a beautiful and impactful production. The ideal candidate will be an enthusiastic collaborator, a problem-solver, and a good communicator.
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Park City Opera is currently looking for a Projection Designer to join our production team for Copland’s The Tender Land this summer.
Job Title: Projection Designer
Job Summary: The Projection Designer is responsible for creating and implementing the projection design for Park City Opera’s production of Aaron Copland’s The Tender Land. The role supports the opera’s narrative, emotional tone, and visual world through the thoughtful use of projected imagery and media. Working closely with the Stage Director, Set Designer, Lighting Designer, and production team, the Projection Designer develops a design that integrates seamlessly with the scenic and lighting environments and is appropriate to the scale, resources, and technical capabilities of the venue.
Job Timeline & Payment:
Design process begins as early as February 2026
Tech Week: July 13th-July 17th
Performances: July 18th and July 19th
Total Stipend: $1,000-$1,300 depending on experience
Key Responsibilities
Develop a projection design concept that supports the themes, atmosphere, and storytelling of The Tender Land
Create or source projected content, imagery, and media as required by the production
Collaborate closely with the Stage Director and design team to ensure visual cohesion and clear storytelling
Design projection layouts and cueing that integrate with scenic elements and lighting design
Adapt the design to the technical capabilities, sightlines, and constraints of the venue
Program, test, and refine projection cues during technical and dress rehearsals
Coordinate with technical staff regarding equipment needs, installation, alignment, and operation
Attend rehearsals, technical rehearsals, dress rehearsals, and performances as required
Ensure that projection elements meet safety and operational standards and do not interfere with performer movement or vocal performance
Qualifications
Sufficient experience in the technical and artistic elements of projection design
Familiarity with rehearsal room etiquette and production protocols
Ability to work flexible hours, including nights and weekends, as required by the rehearsal and performance schedule
Preferred Skills
Previous work on operatic productions and passion for the medium is a plus
This position is essential in creating a beautiful and impactful production. The ideal candidate will be an enthusiastic collaborator, a problem-solver, and a good communicator.
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Park City Opera is currently looking for two Stage Managers to join our production teams for The Tender Land and Roméo et Juliette this summer.
Job Title: Stage Manager
Job Summary: The Stage Manager plays a pivotal role in the smooth operation of rehearsals and performances, ensuring that the artistic vision is realized through efficient coordination and support. This position requires excellent organizational skills, clear communication, and the ability to anticipate the needs of the cast and crew. The Stage Manager will be responsible for facilitating all rehearsal logistics, maintaining a professional environment, and acting as the primary liaison between the cast, creative team, and production staff.
Job Timeline & Payment:
The Tender Land
June 26-July 20: ~30 hrs/week in opera rehearsals
Total Stipend: $1,500-$1,800 depending on experience
Roméo et Juliette
July 29-August 25: ~30 hrs/week in opera rehearsals
Total Stipend: $1,600-$2,000 depending on experience
Key Responsibilities
In Rehearsal
Blocking Documentation: Accurately record blocking notes and create sketches to track movements and positions for the cast and orchestra, ensuring clarity and consistency for all production needs.
Rehearsal Setup: Prepare the rehearsal space by setting up props, set pieces, music stands, and chairs for orchestra rehearsals as required. Maintain a well-organized environment to optimize rehearsal efficiency. Arrive at least 30 minutes before each rehearsal to ensure the space is ready, and stay after to reset the room for subsequent use.
Break Management: Monitor rehearsal breaks to maintain planned schedule
Security Coordination: Act as the point of contact with security personnel at the rehearsal venue to ensure safety and address any access or security-related needs.
Out of Rehearsal
Attendance and Punctuality: Track attendance and punctuality for singers, proactively addressing and reporting any issues related to attendance or tardiness.
Daily Scheduling: Distribute a detailed daily schedule to the cast, keeping them informed of call times, locations, and any last-minute changes.
Rehearsal Reports: Document and distribute a comprehensive rehearsal report following each session, highlighting progress, notes, and any issues to the Director, Conductor, and Rehearsal Pianist.
Qualifications
Ability to read music
Strong organizational and time-management skills
Exceptional attention to detail, especially in tracking complex staging requirements
Ability to handle multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to manage and resolve conflicts calmly and effectively
Familiarity with rehearsal room etiquette and production protocols
Ability to work flexible hours, including nights and weekends, as required by the rehearsal and performance schedule
Must have a car
Preferred Skills
Knowledge and passion for opera and/or classical music
This position is essential in creating a productive, well-organized rehearsal environment and ensuring the cast and crew can focus on delivering a polished, professional production. The ideal candidate will be a proactive problem-solver, dedicated to supporting the artistic team and performers at every step.
Creative Roles for
The Tender Land:
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Park City Opera is currently looking for a Set Designer to join our production team for Gounod’s Roméo et Juliette this summer.
Job Title: Set Designer
Job Summary: The Set Designer is responsible for creating the scenic design for Park City Opera’s non-union production of Charles Gounod’s Roméo et Juliette at the Eccles Center. The role involves developing a cohesive visual environment that supports the dramatic narrative, musical structure, and emotional arc of the opera. Working in close collaboration with the Stage Director, Lighting Designer, Costume Designer, and production team, the Set Designer translates the artistic vision into a practical, safe, and effective scenic design appropriate to the Eccles Center and the scale of a smaller opera company.
Job Timeline & Payment:
Roméo et Juliette
Design process begins as early as February 2026
Tech Week: August 17th-August 20th
Performances: August 21st and August 23rd
Total Stipend: $600-$1,000 depending on experience
Key Responsibilities
Develop an original scenic design concept that reflects the artistic vision and themes of Gounod’s Roméo et Juliette
Create design materials such as sketches, renderings, ground plans, elevations, and/or models as required
Design scenery appropriate to the technical capabilities, dimensions, and sightlines of the Eccles Center
Collaborate closely with the Stage Director, conductor, and design team to ensure visual and dramaturgical cohesion
Work within the budgetary, technical, and scheduling constraints of a small, non-union opera company
Attend design meetings, rehearsals, technical rehearsals, and dress rehearsals as required
Coordinate with technical staff, scenic shops, and stage management regarding construction, load-in, installation, and strike
Ensure that all scenic elements meet safety standards and support performer movement, staging, and vocal projection
Be available to address notes and make adjustments throughout the rehearsal and performance process
Qualifications
Sufficient experience in the technical and artistic elements of set design
Familiarity with rehearsal room etiquette and production protocols
Ability to work flexible hours, including nights and weekends, as required by the rehearsal and performance schedule
Preferred Skills
Previous work on operatic productions and passion for the medium is a plus
This position is essential in creating a beautiful and impactful production. The ideal candidate will be an enthusiastic collaborator, a problem-solver, and a good communicator.
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Park City Opera is currently looking for Lighting Designers to join our production teams for The Tender Land and Roméo et Juliette this summer.
Job Title: Lighting Designer
Job Summary: The Lighting Designer is responsible for creating and realizing the lighting concept for the production. The role supports the dramatic narrative, musical structure, and visual aesthetic of the work. Working closely with the director, set designer, costume designer, and conductor, the Lighting Designer will use light to shape atmosphere, focus, and emotional tone and help transform non-traditional spaces into a theatrical experience.
Job Timeline & Payment:
The Tender Land
Design process begins as early as February 2026
Tech Week: July 13th-July 17th
Performances: July 18th and July 19th
Total Stipend: $1,000-$1,300 depending on experience
Roméo et Juliette
Design process begins as early as February 2026
Tech Week: August 17th-August 20th
Performances: August 21st and August 23rd
Total Stipend: $1,100-$1,400 depending on experience
Key Responsibilities
Before Tech Week
Develop a lighting concept aligned with the director’s vision and the opera’s dramaturgy
For performances of The Tender Land, source, plan, and oversee the installation and operation of sufficient theatrical lighting in a non-theatrical space, adapting the design to site-specific architectural, electrical, and safety considerations
During Production
Design lighting plots, cues, and paperwork appropriate to the venue and available equipment
Attend rehearsals, technical rehearsals, and performances as required
Program and adjust lighting cues during technical and dress rehearsals
Collaborate closely with a small production team in a flexible, hands-on environment
Oversee and actively participate in load-in, focus, strike, and load-out of lighting equipment as needed
Oversee the implementation of the design
Run lighting cues during performances
Qualifications
Sufficient experience in the technical and artistic elements of lighting design
Ability to read music
Familiarity with rehearsal room etiquette and production protocols
Ability to work flexible hours, including nights and weekends, as required by the rehearsal and performance schedule
Preferred Skills
Previous work on operatic productions and passion for the medium is a plus
This position is essential in creating a beautiful and impactful production. The ideal candidate will be an enthusiastic collaborator, a problem-solver, and a good communicator.
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Park City Opera is currently looking for two Stage Managers to join our production teams for The Tender Land and Roméo et Juliette this summer.
Job Title: Stage Manager
Job Summary: The Stage Manager plays a pivotal role in the smooth operation of rehearsals and performances, ensuring that the artistic vision is realized through efficient coordination and support. This position requires excellent organizational skills, clear communication, and the ability to anticipate the needs of the cast and crew. The Stage Manager will be responsible for facilitating all rehearsal logistics, maintaining a professional environment, and acting as the primary liaison between the cast, creative team, and production staff.
Job Timeline & Payment:
The Tender Land
June 26-July 20: ~30 hrs/week in opera rehearsals
Total Stipend: $1,500-$1,800 depending on experience
Roméo et Juliette
July 29-August 25: ~30 hrs/week in opera rehearsals
Total Stipend: $1,600-$2,000 depending on experience
Key Responsibilities
In Rehearsal
Blocking Documentation: Accurately record blocking notes and create sketches to track movements and positions for the cast and orchestra, ensuring clarity and consistency for all production needs.
Rehearsal Setup: Prepare the rehearsal space by setting up props, set pieces, music stands, and chairs for orchestra rehearsals as required. Maintain a well-organized environment to optimize rehearsal efficiency. Arrive at least 30 minutes before each rehearsal to ensure the space is ready, and stay after to reset the room for subsequent use.
Break Management: Monitor rehearsal breaks to maintain planned schedule
Security Coordination: Act as the point of contact with security personnel at the rehearsal venue to ensure safety and address any access or security-related needs.
Out of Rehearsal
Attendance and Punctuality: Track attendance and punctuality for singers, proactively addressing and reporting any issues related to attendance or tardiness.
Daily Scheduling: Distribute a detailed daily schedule to the cast, keeping them informed of call times, locations, and any last-minute changes.
Rehearsal Reports: Document and distribute a comprehensive rehearsal report following each session, highlighting progress, notes, and any issues to the Director, Conductor, and Rehearsal Pianist.
Qualifications
Ability to read music
Strong organizational and time-management skills
Exceptional attention to detail, especially in tracking complex staging requirements
Ability to handle multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to manage and resolve conflicts calmly and effectively
Familiarity with rehearsal room etiquette and production protocols
Ability to work flexible hours, including nights and weekends, as required by the rehearsal and performance schedule
Must have a car
Preferred Skills
Knowledge and passion for opera and/or classical music
This position is essential in creating a productive, well-organized rehearsal environment and ensuring the cast and crew can focus on delivering a polished, professional production. The ideal candidate will be a proactive problem-solver, dedicated to supporting the artistic team and performers at every step.
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Park City Opera is currently looking for an Assistant Stage Manager to join our production team for Roméo et Juliette this summer.
Job Title: Assistant Stage Manager
Job Summary: The Assistant Stage Manager plays a pivotal role in the smooth operation of rehearsals and performances by aiding the Stage Manager, Production Team, and Cast throughout the production period. This position requires excellent organizational skills, clear communication, and the ability to anticipate the needs of the cast and crew. The Assistant Stage Manager will report to the Stage Manager, and their tasks will vary day by day depending on the needs of the production. The position is ideal for a student studying Stage Management or other areas of Technical Theater looking to get professional experience.
Job Timeline & Payment:
Roméo et Juliette
July 29-August 25: ~30 hrs/week in opera rehearsals
Total Stipend: $800-$1,000 depending on experience
Key Responsibilities
Assistant the Stage Manager in their primary tasks, which include but are not limited to:
Blocking Documentation: Accurately record blocking notes and create sketches to track movements and positions for the cast and orchestra, ensuring clarity and consistency for all production needs.
Rehearsal Setup: Prepare the rehearsal space by setting up props, set pieces, music stands, and chairs for orchestra rehearsals as required. Maintain a well-organized environment to optimize rehearsal efficiency. Arrive at least 30 minutes before each rehearsal to ensure the space is ready, and stay after to reset the room for subsequent use.
Break Management: Monitor rehearsal breaks to maintain planned schedule
Security Coordination: Act as the point of contact with security personnel at the rehearsal venue to ensure safety and address any access or security-related needs.
Preparing Tracking Documents and Rehearsal Reports: Document and distribute a comprehensive rehearsal report following each session, highlighting progress, notes, and any issues to the Director, Conductor, and Rehearsal Pianist.
Qualifications
Ability to read music
Strong organizational and time-management skills
Exceptional attention to detail, especially in tracking complex staging requirements
Ability to handle multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to manage and resolve conflicts calmly and effectively
Familiarity with rehearsal room etiquette and production protocols
Ability to work flexible hours, including nights and weekends, as required by the rehearsal and performance schedule
Must have a car
Preferred Skills
Knowledge and passion for opera and/or classical music
This position is essential in creating a productive, well-organized rehearsal environment and ensuring the cast and crew can focus on delivering a polished, professional production. The ideal candidate will be a proactive problem-solver, dedicated to supporting the artistic team and performers at every step.
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Park City Opera is currently looking for a Costume Designer to join our production team for Roméo et Juliette this summer.
Job Title: Costume Designer
Job Summary: The Costume Designer is responsible for designing and sourcing the costumes for Park City Opera’s production of Charles Gounod’s Roméo et Juliette. The role supports character development and the overall visual cohesion of the production. Working closely with the Stage Director, Set Designer, Lighting Designer, and production team, the Costume Designer develops costumes that enhance storytelling while accommodating the vocal, physical, and practical needs of opera performance.
Job Timeline & Payment:
Roméo et Juliette
Design process begins as early as February 2026
Tech Week: August 17th-August 20th
Performances: August 21st and August 23rd
Total Stipend: $900-$1,200 depending on experience
Key Responsibilities
Before Tech Week
Develop a costume design concept that reflects the artistic vision and themes of Gounod’s Roméo et Juliette
Create costume renderings, research, and documentation as required
Collaborate closely with the Stage Director and design team to ensure visual and dramaturgical cohesion
Design costumes that support singer comfort, movement, and vocal performance
Work within the budgetary and scheduling constraints of a small opera company
Source, build, rent, alter, or coordinate acquisition of costumes and accessories as appropriate
Oversee fittings, alterations, and final costume preparation for principals, chorus, and dancers
Attend staging rehearsals, dress rehearsals, and technical rehearsals as required
Coordinate with stage management regarding costume changes, maintenance, and performance needs
Address notes and make adjustments throughout the rehearsal and performance process
Qualifications
Sufficient experience in the technical and artistic elements of costume design
Familiarity with rehearsal room etiquette and production protocols
Ability to work flexible hours, including nights and weekends, as required by the rehearsal and performance schedule
Preferred Skills
Previous work on operatic productions and passion for the medium is a plus
This position is essential in creating a beautiful and impactful production. The ideal candidate will be an enthusiastic collaborator, a problem-solver, and a good communicator.
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Park City Opera is currently looking for a Rehearsal Pianist/Coach to join our production team for Charles Gounod’s Roméo et Juliette in Summer 2026.
Job Title: Rehearsal Pianist/Coach
Job Summary:
The Rehearsal Pianist/Coach is responsible for accompanying staging and musical rehearsals and providing supplemental musical coachings for Park City Opera’s Summer 2026 production of Roméo et Juliette at the Eccles Center. This position plays a central role in supporting the singers, conductor, and stage director throughout the rehearsal and performance process.Job Timeline & Payment
Chorus Rehearsals to begin as early as July 10
Production Period: August 1 to August 18 (Piano Dress)
Performances: August 21 and August 23Total Stipend: $1500–$2000, depending on experience
Key Responsibilities
Provide piano accompaniment for music rehearsals, staging rehearsals, and other calls as scheduled
Collaborate closely with the Conductor, Stage Director, and production team to support musical and dramatic goals
Coach principal and/or ensemble singers on rhythm, pitch, diction (French), ensemble, and stylistic considerations as requested
Support singers in learning roles and maintaining musical accuracy throughout the rehearsal process
Adjust playing to accommodate staging needs, tempi changes, cuts, repeats, and rehearsal pacing
Attend rehearsals, production meetings, technical rehearsals, and dress rehearsals as required
Maintain clear communication with stage management regarding rehearsal needs, schedules, and musical logistics
Be available to take and address musical notes and adjustments throughout rehearsals and performances
Other duties as assigned
Qualifications
Strong piano skills with the ability to perform operatic piano reductions fluently
Prior experience as a rehearsal pianist and/or vocal coach, particularly in classical or operatic repertoire
Strong proficiency in French diction
Familiarity with rehearsal room etiquette and standard production protocols
Ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced, small-company environment
Availability for flexible hours, including evenings and weekends, as required by the rehearsal and performance schedule
Creative Roles for
Roméo et Juliette:
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