SET/ PROPS DESIGNER - starting as early as Mar 30, 2026
Contract/ F/T at $950-1250/ week for up to 3 weeks

Seeking a proficient set and props designer who can design and build, or source effective touring sets and props. The ideal candidate holds an understanding of historical enactment/interpretation and dressing, and is skilled at researching design details from specific time periods and locations. Collaborating with Director, and Co-Creator Adonis C. King, as well as other members of the design and creative team, the completed design work will enhance the touring production and contribute to/maintain the integrity of the world being co-built with other designers. The Set and Props Designer is required to provide their own gear and tools required to build costumes, as well as, their own workshop space. A supply and transportation budget will be provided.

Read full qualifications/job descriptions here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JU6rPale4IFiCd2ZnHSQ3gR1z9zK0qLE/view?usp=drive_link

Read our Code of Conduct here: https://respectfulartsworkplaces.ca/sites/default/files/2019-06/Code%20of%20Conduct%20LPA%20legal.pdf

In addition to qualifications, all successful applicants at Story Theatre will demonstrate:
- Strong commitment and experience with anti-oppression, anti-discrimination, and decolonial practice
- Professionalism and commitment to our Code of Conduct
- Knowledge of professional theatre settings
- Accountability to team members
- Ability to work independently and in group settings
- Ability to meet important deadlines
- Interest in history, historical interpretation, Black History, and Mifflin Gibbs life, is considered an asset

Please note Story Theatre has zero tolerance for bullying, harassment of any kind, anti-Blackness, anti-Indigeneity, anti-Palestinian racism, colourism, homophobia, transphobia, gendered discrimination, gender-based violence, and any form of oppressive behaviour.

Please submit resume/video application (max 5 mins) and examples of past work by Feb 13, 2026.

Story Theatre welcomes submissions from community members who are disabled, Racialized, Queer, Trans, Two-Spirit, Non-Binary, Gender Expansive, cisgender, newcomers immigrating to so called Canada, English language learners, multiply marginalized, and all body types. All experience levels are encouraged to apply. We believe everyone has a story, and everyone belongs in theatre. Questions or accessibility support are welcomed by emailing [email protected]