Administrative and General Management Fellow Map Sky LLC , NY

GALILEO
, the Broadway production opening at the Shubert Theatre this Fall, is seeking candidates for a fellowship in Company and General Management.

The fellowship program is designed to immerse early-career or career-change seeking individuals in the world of commercial theatre; offering an intensive introduction to the day-to-day operations of a Broadway production.

The Fellow will have extensive networking opportunities across various areas of the production, attending regular advertising and producer meetings, as well as participating in company-wide meetings. This role also offers opportunities to engage with talent, creatives, producers, theatre staff, and multiple departments across the Broadway production. For more information about the production, visit  .

We are seeking applicants from under-represented groups in the theatre industry, including individuals who identify as women, Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC), Latine, Asian and/or Pacific Islander (API), Middle Eastern and/or North African and/or South Asian (MENASA), people with disabilities, members of the LGBTQIA+ community, genderqueer or non-binary individuals, or those who identify with a religion, culture, age, ethnicity, nationality, or alienage that has been historically under-represented in theatrical productions, as well as individuals who identify with a combination of these attributes.

• Work closely with and support the Company Management and General Management team on daily operations
• Assist in facilitating press performances and opening night
• Manage house seat requests and industry ticket requests
• Maintain comprehensive digital show files
• Manage credit card reconciliations
• Other duties as assigned, based on the production's goals and the fellow's interest

• Proficiency with Google Suite (Drive, Sheets) and Microsoft Suite (Excel, Word)
• Positive and proactive, collaborative, detail oriented, and adaptable
• Genuine interest in company management as a career path

The position is full-time at 40 hours per week; $825 per week salary. Candidate must reside in New York State and be local to NYC; no housing or transportation will be provided.

The Final date to receive applications is September 3, 2026, and the position will tentatively begin on/around September 9, 2026. Position dates are minimally flexible, please specify any concerns in your cover letter.