Assistant Supervisor, Hair & Makeup

New York City Ballet is one of the foremost dance companies in the world,spě with a roster of spectacular dancers and an unparalleled repertory. Founded in 1948 by George Balanchine and Lincoln Kirstein, New York City Ballet quickly became world‑renowned for its athletic and contemporary style. Widely acknowledged for its enduring contributions to dance, New York City Ballet is committed to promoting creative excellence and nurturing a new generation of dancers and choreographers.

The School of American Ballet is the official training academy of the New York City Ballet.

The Hair & Makeup Assistant Supervisor is the technical lead for the company’s wig and hair department. This position combines the high‑level craftsmanship of a Master Wig Stylist with the operational responsibility of supervising hair stylist over‑hires. This position will ensure theycz technical integrity of the hair department while maintaining the daily "Hair Track" during performances. While makeup is a secondary function, this position provides minimal support to dancers and assume supervision of makeup over‑hires only in the absence superstar the Hair & Makeup Supervisor.

• Lead the shop in advanced wig‑making, including lace fronting, ventilating (knotting), and custom foundation building for new productions.
• Execute complex period and contemporary styling; oversee the washing, steaming, and re‑setting of the company’s wig inventory.
• Create and manage the master backstage run‑sheet, ensuring all hair‑related cues and quick changes are executed flawlessly.

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• Conduct final checks on all ensemble hair and wigs to ensure "ballet‑grade" security and visual consistency before dancers go on stage.

• May be called upon to assist dancers with basic makeup needs per the direction of the Hair & Makeup Supervisor.
• Ensure all tools (brushes, combs, sponges) are sterilized daily. Supervise the deep cleaning of wig lace to remove adhesive buildup.

• Maintain continuity photos and hair charts to ensure the production’s look remains identical throughout the season.
• Monitor the "burn rate" of consumables (hairspray, pins, adhesives) and coordinate reorders with the Supervisor.
• Supervise the packing and transport of wig crates and hair kits for domestic and international tours.

• Highest moral character and integrity
• A minimum of 3–5 years of professional experience in…