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General Manager

Job in Hanover, Grafton County, New Hampshire, 03755, USA
Listing for: Dartmouth College
Full Time position
Listed on 2026-01-12
Job specializations:
  • Management
    Event Manager / Planner
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 150000 - 200000 USD Yearly USD 150000.00 200000.00 YEAR
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Position: General Manager.

Position Details

  • Title: General Manager
  • Posting Date: 12/15/2025
  • Closing Date: Open Until Filled
  • Location: Hanover, NH
  • Schedule: 8-5 M-F with occasional weekend and evening hours
  • Employment Category: Regular Full Time
  • Scheduled Months per Year: 12
  • Scheduled Hours per Week: 40
  • FLSA Status: Exempt
  • Union Type: Not a Union Position
  • Position Number: 1128650
Position Purpose

The General Manager of the Department of Theater is responsible for the administration, coordination, communication, and planning involved in producing the department’s annual slate of shows, including Main Stage and all levels of student productions and noncurricular events (these can include workshops and collaborations with student organizations). While the faculty are collectively responsible for vision-setting, choosing shows, defining the pedagogical principles, and vetting potential guest artists, the General Manager handles the day-to-day decisions, communications, budgeting, and troubleshooting required to coordinate all the components of a successful production program.

The General Manager position is the communication node linking three groups who each contribute in different ways to the production program: the faculty; the Production Manager and production staff; administrative staff (Department Chair, Department Administrator, Academic Coordinator). The General Manager works to support the department’s mission campus wide.

Key Accountabilities
  • Producing (45%)
    • The GM is the department’s producing representative for its annual slate of shows, to include the mainstage productions, student production slots, and any produced thesis projects. The GM is responsible for the managerial aspects of the season.
    • Oversees the production manager, technical director, and costume shop manager and coordinates with the department administrator in the development and execution of production budgets.
    • With the approval of the chair, negotiates terms with and hires creative personnel not paid by course count.
    • Oversees onboarding and communication with creative personnel and visiting artists. Works with the department administrator to coordinate travel and housing logistics.
    • Markets the season with the goal of selling tickets and attracting a broad audience to the department’s performances.
    • Coordinates and enacts outreach to the campus at large about all department related activities throughout the year.
    • Along with the chair and the department administrator, handles contracts, insurance, and other legal matters as they relate to the department’s season of productions.
    • Advises and coordinates on problem solving and crisis management during production.
  • Supervising (25%)
    • The GM supervises the production manager.
    • Supervises the production manager through weekly 1:1 sessions and other regular check‑ins, as well as guides the workload and helps to set the priorities of the production manager.
    • Advise the production manager on supervision of their staff.
    • At the request of the chair, provides feedback on other staff. This pertains particularly to the department administrator, a role which works closely with the GM at times.
    • Works closely with the department administrator to coordinate production related issues.
  • Marketing and Communications (20%)
    • The GM serves as the central communications and marketing hub for the department.
    • In coordination with the department faculty and staff, creates and executes systems for outreach, including gathering materials for social media and making connections with people around campus.
    • Along with the chair, ensures clear and thorough communication of planning, coordination, and communication about all non‑classroom department related matters to both external and internal stakeholders.
    • Along with the chair, defines the marketing and external communication goals of the department, particularly as they pertain to the department’s annual slate of productions.
    • Devises marketing plans and strategies that align with the department’s marketing and communication goals.
    • Executes, manages, and/or delegates action items from marketing and communication plans.
    • Acts as the communications liaison for campus, local, regional, and national partners – including the…
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