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Millinery Craftsperson
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Company/Organization/Producer Name
Stratford Festival
Submission Deadline or Event End Date
August 30, 2026
Location Category
Ontario
Description
The Craftsperson (Millinery) is responsible for all building, sourcing, pulling, alteration, trimming and decoration of hats and headpieces, as required by the design needs of assigned production(s). The Craftsperson collaborates directly with the Designer, Assistant Designer, Cutter, Wigs and Makeup department, and other Craft and Production departments to achieve design goals and meet production timelines, relying on an extensive knowledge of costume history, materials, techniques, and construction methods, including, but not limited to: hat blocking, patterning, wire shaping, buckram & various construction materials, hand sewing, fabric manipulation, trimming application, millinery finishing techniques, distressing and breakdown techniques, feather and embellishment work, and the fitting, modification, and maintenance of hats and headpieces for theatrical performance. This role serves as a lead craftsperson across multiple productions, balancing assigned show responsibilities while supporting additional projects as needed. The Craftsperson attends dress rehearsals and other production events to assist in executing notes, maintains accurate records, and collaborates with wardrobe management and fellow craftsperson’s to coordinate schedules and workloads. Responsibilities also include maintaining the millinery workroom and equipment, managing supply orders, and upholding production standards. This is a unionized position reporting to the Costume Director and represented by IATSE Local 357.
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https://jobs.dayforcehcm.com/en-US/ssfoc/CandidatePortalv1/jobs/1102
Rate of Compensation
$27.80 - $43.57
Contact Name
Taylor Rolston
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Millinery Craftsperson
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Company/Organization/Producer Name
Stratford Festival
Submission Deadline or Event End Date
August 30, 2026
Location Category
Ontario
For More Information, Visit
https://jobs.dayforcehcm.com/en-US/ssfoc/CandidatePortalv1/jobs/1102
Rate of Compensation
$27.80 - $43.57
Contact Name
Taylor Rolston
Contact Email Address
Priority Groups
Open to all
Opportunity Type
Job Position
Description
The Craftsperson (Millinery) is responsible for all building, sourcing, pulling, alteration, trimming and decoration of hats and headpieces, as required by the design needs of assigned production(s). The Craftsperson collaborates directly with the Designer, Assistant Designer, Cutter, Wigs and Makeup department, and other Craft and Production departments to achieve design goals and meet production timelines, relying on an extensive knowledge of costume history, materials, techniques, and construction methods, including, but not limited to: hat blocking, patterning, wire shaping, buckram & various construction materials, hand sewing, fabric manipulation, trimming application, millinery finishing techniques, distressing and breakdown techniques, feather and embellishment work, and the fitting, modification, and maintenance of hats and headpieces for theatrical performance. This role serves as a lead craftsperson across multiple productions, balancing assigned show responsibilities while supporting additional projects as needed. The Craftsperson attends dress rehearsals and other production events to assist in executing notes, maintains accurate records, and collaborates with wardrobe management and fellow craftsperson’s to coordinate schedules and workloads. Responsibilities also include maintaining the millinery workroom and equipment, managing supply orders, and upholding production standards. This is a unionized position reporting to the Costume Director and represented by IATSE Local 357.
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About CultureBrew.Art
Created by Vancouver-based multidisciplinary arts company Visceral Visions, CultureBrew.Art (CBA) is a digital platform that promotes and fosters intersectional interculturalism throughout the performing, literary, media and visual arts. Its central tool is a national searchable database of Indigenous and racialized artists – actors, writers, singers, musicians, dancers, filmmakers, directors, designers, composers, choreographers, stage managers, and other arts and culture professionals – to which theatres, dance and opera companies, film/TV casting professionals, indie directors/producers, schools, community and social service non-profits, government agencies, media outlets, ad agencies, and more may access as subscribers.
CBA is a powerful tool for building a more inclusive arts and culture sector that more authentically reflects Canada by promoting Indigenous and racialized artists; increasing hiring opportunities for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour) artists; and fostering intercultural connection, community, and artistic collaboration. CBA is searchable by artistic discipline, gender, racial/ethnic heritage – Indigenous (First Nations, Inuit, Métis), African diaspora, East/Southeast Asian diaspora, Latin American (Latinx) diaspora, South Asian diaspora, West Asian/Southwest Asian/North African (Middle Eastern/Arab) diaspora, mixed ethnicity – and other fields as determined by research data gathered through community consultations.
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About the role
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Millinery Craftsperson
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Company/Organization/Producer Name
Stratford Festival
Submission Deadline or Event End Date
August 30, 2026
Location Category
Ontario
Description
The Craftsperson (Millinery) is responsible for all building, sourcing, pulling, alteration, trimming and decoration of hats and headpieces, as required by the design needs of assigned production(s). The Craftsperson collaborates directly with the Designer, Assistant Designer, Cutter, Wigs and Makeup department, and other Craft and Production departments to achieve design goals and meet production timelines, relying on an extensive knowledge of costume history, materials, techniques, and construction methods, including, but not limited to: hat blocking, patterning, wire shaping, buckram & various construction materials, hand sewing, fabric manipulation, trimming application, millinery finishing techniques, distressing and breakdown techniques, feather and embellishment work, and the fitting, modification, and maintenance of hats and headpieces for theatrical performance. This role serves as a lead craftsperson across multiple productions, balancing assigned show responsibilities while supporting additional projects as needed. The Craftsperson attends dress rehearsals and other production events to assist in executing notes, maintains accurate records, and collaborates with wardrobe management and fellow craftsperson’s to coordinate schedules and workloads. Responsibilities also include maintaining the millinery workroom and equipment, managing supply orders, and upholding production standards. This is a unionized position reporting to the Costume Director and represented by IATSE Local 357.
For More Information, Visit
https://jobs.dayforcehcm.com/en-US/ssfoc/CandidatePortalv1/jobs/1102
Rate of Compensation
$27.80 - $43.57
Contact Name
Taylor Rolston
Contact Email Address
Priority Groups
Open to all
Opportunity Type
Job Position
Full Opportunities List
Millinery Craftsperson
Opens in a new window
Image
Company/Organization/Producer Name
Stratford Festival
Submission Deadline or Event End Date
August 30, 2026
Location Category
Ontario
For More Information, Visit
https://jobs.dayforcehcm.com/en-US/ssfoc/CandidatePortalv1/jobs/1102
Rate of Compensation
$27.80 - $43.57
Contact Name
Taylor Rolston
Contact Email Address
Priority Groups
Open to all
Opportunity Type
Job Position
Description
The Craftsperson (Millinery) is responsible for all building, sourcing, pulling, alteration, trimming and decoration of hats and headpieces, as required by the design needs of assigned production(s). The Craftsperson collaborates directly with the Designer, Assistant Designer, Cutter, Wigs and Makeup department, and other Craft and Production departments to achieve design goals and meet production timelines, relying on an extensive knowledge of costume history, materials, techniques, and construction methods, including, but not limited to: hat blocking, patterning, wire shaping, buckram & various construction materials, hand sewing, fabric manipulation, trimming application, millinery finishing techniques, distressing and breakdown techniques, feather and embellishment work, and the fitting, modification, and maintenance of hats and headpieces for theatrical performance. This role serves as a lead craftsperson across multiple productions, balancing assigned show responsibilities while supporting additional projects as needed. The Craftsperson attends dress rehearsals and other production events to assist in executing notes, maintains accurate records, and collaborates with wardrobe management and fellow craftsperson’s to coordinate schedules and workloads. Responsibilities also include maintaining the millinery workroom and equipment, managing supply orders, and upholding production standards. This is a unionized position reporting to the Costume Director and represented by IATSE Local 357.
Not the right fit? Search for Millinery Craftsperson jobs in Ontario, Canada
About CultureBrew.Art
Created by Vancouver-based multidisciplinary arts company Visceral Visions, CultureBrew.Art (CBA) is a digital platform that promotes and fosters intersectional interculturalism throughout the performing, literary, media and visual arts. Its central tool is a national searchable database of Indigenous and racialized artists – actors, writers, singers, musicians, dancers, filmmakers, directors, designers, composers, choreographers, stage managers, and other arts and culture professionals – to which theatres, dance and opera companies, film/TV casting professionals, indie directors/producers, schools, community and social service non-profits, government agencies, media outlets, ad agencies, and more may access as subscribers.
CBA is a powerful tool for building a more inclusive arts and culture sector that more authentically reflects Canada by promoting Indigenous and racialized artists; increasing hiring opportunities for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour) artists; and fostering intercultural connection, community, and artistic collaboration. CBA is searchable by artistic discipline, gender, racial/ethnic heritage – Indigenous (First Nations, Inuit, Métis), African diaspora, East/Southeast Asian diaspora, Latin American (Latinx) diaspora, South Asian diaspora, West Asian/Southwest Asian/North African (Middle Eastern/Arab) diaspora, mixed ethnicity – and other fields as determined by research data gathered through community consultations.