Hale Centre Theatre is seeking a skilled and adaptable Stitcher to join our Costume Shop team. The Stitcher is responsible for constructing, altering, and repairing costumes for stage productions while working closely with the Costume Shop team and following direction from the Shop Supervisor, Draper/ Tailor, and First Hand.
The Stitcher constructs costumes from patterns and specifications, performs alterations and repairs, and helps prepare costumes for fittings, rehearsals, and performances. The position requires strong sewing and garment construction skills, attention to detail, effective time management, and the ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment.
This position is part of an energetic Costume Shop of approximately 25 team members supporting live theatrical productions. The Stitcher will work closely with the Costume Shop team, our in-house Craft team, and outside costume builders to support the construction and completion of costumes for production. The ideal candidate is a collaborative team member who takes pride in creating high-quality work, supports those around them, and contributes positively to a busy and creative shop environment. Work may involve changing priorities, production deadlines, fittings, dress rehearsals, technical rehearsals, and performances.

Hale Centre Theatre has been operating in Utah since 1985 with tremendous support from local audiences. The Theatre was located on South Main Street from 1985 until 1998 when it became a 501(c)(3) nonprofit community theatre and moved to a facility in West Valley City.
Hale Centre Theatre has most recently opened a two-stage, world-class facility at The Mountain America Performing Arts Centre in Sandy, Utah, in Nov 2017. Now serving over 500,000 patrons each year over at least eight productions.
The Theatre sees over 250,000 patrons through its doors each year and has a dedicated season ticket base of more than 22,000. Each season it produces seven productions including dramas, comedies, and musicals. The productions are cast entirely from within the community using local artists who share their talents as a pastime rather than a profession.
The Theatre’s productions and programs are supported by many generous individuals, corporations, and foundations throughout the community.