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Touring Technician (sound specialism), Rendez-Vous dance ltd

  •  UK-wide
  •  Under £10K
  •  Part time
  •  Closes November 30, 2025
  •  Mathieu Geffre
  •  mathieu.geffre@rendez-vousdance.com
  • #Dance

Description

Job Summary

We’re looking for a Sound Technician with an all-round technical skillset to join us on the upcoming national tour of our acclaimed production The Monocle. The role involves supporting the company in preparing and delivering the tour, assisting with the technical set-up of lighting, sound, and set,

Job Description

The Monocle, the highly-acclaimed, stylish contemporary dance and music production created by award-winning choreographer Mathieu Geffr , founder and Artistic Director of Rendez-Vous Dance. The Monocle…where nothing is impossible…reveals and celebrates the long-forgotten pioneering history of Le Monocle, the legendary 1930s Paris nightclub where glamorous lesbians dined, danced, sang and socialised without fear of persecution within its plush, secret walls.

Featuring a smouldering, versatile cast of seven, this compelling work of dance, music and song will tour the UK in 2026.

Rendez-Vous dance's vision and mission carry essential values of inclusivity; therefore we actively encourage applications from individuals who self-identify as black, Asian, ethnically diverse, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer non-binary, neurodiverse or disabled.

Although it is not essential, we are particularly interested in hearing from applicants who reside in the North East. All applicants must hold the right to work in the UK.

Dates

26th - 29th January 2026 : Restaging period at Queen's Hall Arts Centre Hexham

30th (get-in) -31st January 2026: The Arc, Stockton

2nd(get-in)- 3rd February 2026: Westlands, Yeovil

5th (get-in) - 6th February 2026: Pavilion Dance South West, Bournemouth

9th (get-in) - 10th February 2026: Corn Exchange, Newbury

12th (get-in) - 13th February 2026: Aberystwyth Arts Centre

16th (get-in) - 17th February 2026: Edge Hill University, Ormskirk

3rd (get-in) - 4th March 2026: Harrogate Theatre

5th (get-in) - 6th March 2026: Dance City, Newcastle

15th -16th May 2026: London (2 performances on the 16th)

includes evening and weekend work

Travel days required in addition to the above performance dates.

Hours: up to 8 hours per working day / up to 6 days a week

Full schedule available on request.

Fee

5 weeks of work @£681 (£625 fee + £56 HP per week)

Travel, Accommodation and perdiem covered by company in line with Equity/ITC Minimum Rates

Total = £3405

Job Requirements

Essential

  • experience as a sound technician/operator in live performance in touring contexts.

  • Strong knowledge of sound systems, playback software (e.g. QLab), mixing desks, and troubleshooting audio issues.

  • Ability to interpret and realise a sound design, working closely with the creative team.

  • Experience with touring productions, including get-ins, get-outs, and adapting to varied venues and acoustics.

  • Competence in basic stagecraft and technical support, assisting with set and equipment as required

  • Excellent problem-solving skills

  • Strong collaborative skills, able to communicate clearly and work effectively with ProductionManager, venue staff, and performers.

  • Good understanding of health & safety procedures.

  • High level of organisation and attention to detail

  • Experience/qualifications in rigging

  • A valid manual driving licence, held for a minimum of 2 years, willingness and confidence to share driving duties of the touring van

Job Responsibilities

  • Collaborate with the Production Manager, Artistic Director, and composer during production week to re-stage The Monocle and finalise the sound elements of the production.

  • Prepare, set up, operate, and maintain all sound equipment in line with the production's sound design.

  • Support the Production Manager throughout the tour with technical requirements, get-ins, and get-outs.

  • Ensure consistent delivery of the sound design in every venue, adapting to different acoustic and technical conditions as required.

  • Liaise with venue technical teams, sharing information about sound requirements and resolving issues efficiently

  • Monitor and maintain sound levels during performances, responding quickly to any technical problems.

  • Assist with the safe handling, packing, transport, and driving of technical equipment, props, and set items,including sharing responsibility for driving the touring Luton Van.

  • Contribute to maintaining a safe working environment

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How to Apply

Please submit your CV plus a covering letter detailing your interest and suitability for the role at [email protected]

If you require information in an alternative format or would like a confidential conversation about access needs, feel free to contact us. We are committed to making this process as open and supportive as possible.
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