SOUND NO. 1

To assist the Production Manager and Production Sound Engineer to co-ordinate the hire and preparation of equipment and venue supplies, in tech and throughout the tour;

To take over from the Production Sound Engineer after the fit-up and before the get-out, taking particular responsibility for dealing with the system maintenance;

To take part in the load in and out of each venue;

To programme and operate the production's sound control system;

To mix the show on a nightly basis;

To lead on all Sound department system maintenance;

To uphold the high production standards set by the Sound Designer and maintain the artistic quality of the original design;

To ensure all sound equipment and areas are kept in a tidy and secure manner;

To provide technical support for all rehearsals while on tour including all understudy and cast change sessions;

To work collaboratively with all other departments, including the theatre technical team, to ensure the smooth running of the production;

To compile and keep up-to-date all necessary show paperwork both hard copy and digital;

To account for and support the administration of petty cash for Sound Department spends, obtaining where possible VAT invoices for any hires and purchases made through petty cash;

Any other reasonable duty that would normally fall within the remit of a Sound No.1 based on industry norms and practice.

Strong communication skills, both verbal and written with excellent attention to detail;

A proactive and flexible attitude;

Previous experience of UK Touring;

Previous experience of leading a team;

Extensive operational Sound experience and excellent technical skills, with particular focus on live mixing skills with a proven track record of dealing with complex radio mic shows;

The ability to work well with actors and creative team;

The ability to work under pressure and effectively prioritise;

Awareness of current health & safety legislation;

Strong working knowledge of UK Theatre & SOLT Equity and BECTU agreements

Kenny Wax Ltd is one of the leading Production Companies operating in the West End and on Tour. The Shark is Broken is a new UK tour following a highly successful West End and Broadway run. We are a company that offers a work culture that nurtures and encourages personal and professional development. We encourage diversity and inclusion across all our shows and welcome applications from all backgrounds and levels of experience.

Salary: £850.00 per performance week plus touring allowance & travel

Benefits: Employee Assistance Programme, First Aid Training if needed, Wellbeing and Resilience programmes, access to physiotherapy

Contract: Fixed Term 18 weeks