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Oregon Shakespeare Festival

Lead Draper

Ashland, OR · On-site

$33.20/hr

Partner with Costume Project Managers, Crafts/Dyers, Wardrobe, Hair, Rentals, and other teams to ... OSF productions have been presented on Broadway, internationally, and at regional, community, and ...

Oregon Shakespeare Festival

Lead Painter/Dyer

Ashland, OR · On-site

$33.20/hr

Share expertise, mentor colleagues, and assist Craft Artisans and Wardrobe & Hair as needed. Shop ... OSF productions have been presented on Broadway, internationally, and at regional, community, and ...

Seminolehardrock

Lobby Bar - Server - PT

Hollywood, FL · On-site

... Broadway performances, sporting events and live broadcast productions. The integrated resort is ... Maintains all assigned wardrobe/costumes in accordance with established standards. Does not make ...

Seminolehardrock

Lobby Bar - Server - OC

Hollywood, FL · On-site

... Broadway performances, sporting events and live broadcast productions. The integrated resort is ... The only alterations or changes that may be made are by an approved wardrobe tailor. Female uniform ...

Seminolehardrock

Oculus - Bar Porter - PT

Hollywood, FL · On-site

... Broadway performances, sporting events and live broadcast productions. The integrated resort is ... The only alterations or changes that may be made are by an approved wardrobe tailor. Female uniform ...

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As of Sep 12, 2026, the average hourly pay for broadway wardrobe in the United States is $15.62, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $12.98 and $17.55 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Broadway Wardrobe vs Costume Designer?

AspectBroadway WardrobeCostume Designer
Required CredentialsExperience in costume maintenance, sewing skills, knowledge of fabricsDesign degree, portfolio, creative skills
Work EnvironmentCostume shops, backstage, on-stage wardrobeDesign studios, production meetings, on-set
Industry UsageMaintains and manages costumes during performancesCreates original costume designs for productions
Common Search IntentRoles related to costume management and wardrobeRoles related to costume design and creation

Broadway Wardrobe focuses on maintaining, repairing, and managing costumes during performances, while a Costume Designer creates original designs and oversees costume creation from concept to completion. Both roles are essential in theater production but serve different functions within the costume department.

How to get a job as a Broadway Wardrobe?

To become a Broadway Wardrobe professional, candidates typically need experience in costume maintenance, sewing, or wardrobe management, often gained through theater or costume shop work. Relevant skills include attention to detail, ability to work under tight schedules, and familiarity with costume construction and repair; some positions may require specific certifications or training. Networking within the theater industry and applying through production companies or theater unions can also improve job prospects.

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Infographic showing various Broadway Wardrobe job openings in the United States as of September 2026, with employment types broken down into 40% Full Time, and 60% Part Time. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution, with an average salary of $32,486 per year, or $15.6 per hour.

Lead Draper

Ashland, OR • On-site

Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Performing Arts Companies • 1 - 10 employees
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$33.20/hr

Full-time

Posted 9 days ago

Job description

Now Hiring: Lead Draper
Department: Costumes | Reports to: Costume Director
Status: Full-Time, Non-Exempt (40 hours/week), Union - IATSE Local 154
Expected Start Date: October 6, 2026
Expected End Date: June 12, 2027
Pay Rate: $33.20 hourly
Location: Ashland, OR (On-site)
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF) is seeking an experienced and highly skilled Lead Draper to join our Costume Department. This role is ideal for an accomplished costume professional who combines expert garment construction and patterning skills with strong mentorship, collaboration, and creative problem-solving. The position is represented by IATSE Local 154.
The Role You'll Play
As Lead Draper, you'll create elaborate and unique costumes while overseeing multiple costume projects during the production build. You'll interpret designers' concepts, draft and drape patterns, lead fittings, construct and alter garments, and mentor Drapers and Costumers while collaborating across the Costume Department to achieve each production's artistic goals.
What You'll Do
Costume Construction: Draft and drape patterns, construct prototypes, cut materials, and build and alter complex garments.
Fittings & Design Execution: Interpret costume designs, measure performers, and lead fittings while respecting individual needs and privacy.
Team Leadership & Mentorship: Guide and mentor Drapers and Costumers by planning, prioritizing, and communicating work while sharing advanced construction techniques.
Production Collaboration: Partner with Costume Project Managers, Crafts/Dyers, Wardrobe, Hair, Rentals, and other teams to coordinate costumes, quick changes, and production needs.
Research & Problem-Solving: Research and test fabrics, materials, and techniques and recommend solutions that meet artistic goals and production deadlines.
Shop Operations: Support the maintenance, organization, safety, and sanitization of Costume Shop spaces and equipment.
You'll Thrive Here If You...
Have 7+ years of experience in garment building, construction, and alterations.
Bring expert-level pattern drafting, alteration, and fabric-cutting skills.
Have advanced knowledge of fabrics, materials, industrial sewing machines, and costume shop tools.
Are experienced in mentoring and teaching other costume professionals.
Communicate clearly, navigate challenges effectively, and collaborate successfully with a variety of personalities and working styles.
Preferred Qualifications
Knowledge of global garment and costume history.
Strong experience mentoring and teaching Drapers and Costumers.
Physical & Schedule Requirements
Ability to lift and move costumes and equipment weighing up to 30 pounds, occasionally climb stairs, and sit or stand for extended periods. The standard workweek is Tuesday-Saturday, 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Overtime must be approved, and schedules may be adjusted as production needs require.
Organizational Background
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF) was founded in 1935 in Ashland, OR, and has grown from a three-day festival of two plays to a nationally renowned theatre arts organization that presents a rotating repertory season of up to 10 plays and musicals, including illuminating interpretations of Shakespeare, other enduring classics, and new works. OSF productions have been presented on Broadway, internationally, and at regional, community, and high school theatres across the country. OSF received the 1983 Special Tony Award for Outstanding Regional Theatre and is one of the largest nonprofit theatres in the nation with three stages, including an outdoor Allen Elizabethan Theatre.
Statement of Purpose
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival creates world-class theatre, revealing our collective humanity through illuminating interpretations of new and classic plays, and inspiring a love of our art form for current and future generations.
Company Values
  • We are committed to working toward inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility, creating a space of belonging for all audiences and employees-through concrete actions and systemic improvements.
  • We nurture and support our artists, attracting and retaining diverse, innovative talent across the organization.
  • We believe in the transformational power of collaborative artmaking and performance.
  • We recognize the importance of responsible stewardship of resources and sustainable business, financial, and environmental practices.
  • We serve the public good and engage with and respect our community of artists, audiences, staff, local citizens, patrons, donors, and the greater theatre community worldwide.

Equal Opportunity Employer
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