Student Technical Crew

The Lied Center of Kansas serves the state’s flagship university, students and the greater community by functioning as a catalyst for the arts, creativity, engagement and community building. The ideal candidate will be able to follow directions diligently and work well with others.

35%- Members of the Student Technical Crew are responsible for assisting with the set-up and tear-down of Lied Center events, including hanging and focusing lights, moving curtains, loading and unloading counterweight arbors, setting up and striking acoustical shells and large music ensembles, laying dance floors, and loading and unloading equipment.

25%- Students will assist with the operation of technical systems during events, including running lighting consoles, setting up and running audio systems, operating cameras, and running video projections.

15%- Students will provide stage and production support, working alongside professional staff to ensure successful execution of professional music, dance, theatrical tours, university ensemble performances, organizational events, and community events.

10%- Students will help maintain and repair equipment, including changing lamps, repairing cables, maintaining technical systems, and supporting the upkeep of facility equipment.

10%- Students will work as part of a 50+ member technical crew team, meeting deadlines, participating in training, completing general production tasks as assigned, and otherwise supporting the technical aspects of the facility under the supervision of full-time technical staff.

5%- Students will assist with costume and production area support, including laundering and pressing costumes and helping maintain clean and organized production spaces.

1. Must be able to adhere to an online-based scheduling system.
2. Must be able to communicate in a clear, timely and consistent manner using email correspondence as evidenced by application materials.
3. Must have a flexible schedule as evidenced by application materials.
4. 2 two-hour blocks of time available during weekdays, not including noon – 1pm.

1. Experience in concert, theatre, or video production as evidenced by application materials.
2. Working knowledge of stagecraft with relevant background (ex: fly crew, sound, electrician, carpenter, prop handler, costumes, camera operator, etc.) as evidenced by application materials.

In addition to the online application, the following documents are required to be considered for this position.

• Cover letter describing how you meet the required and preferred qualifications.
• Resume
• List of three (3) professional references

To ensure consideration, please apply by Wednesday September 9, 2026. A review of applications will continue until a pool of qualified candidates can be identified.