Boots & Shoes Craftsperson Jobs in Ontario, Canada
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Boots & Shoes Craftsperson
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Company/Organization/Producer Name
Stratford Festival
Submission Deadline or Event End Date
August 30, 2026
Location Category
Ontario
Description
This Craftsperson will serve as a member of the Boots & Shoes team and will assist with workloads across multiple productions to execute the shows design needs. This Craftsperson will work directly with a Senior Craftsperson on the Boots & Shoes team and will receive training and mentorship on various techniques to complete Boots & Shoes tasks such as: galoshing, distressing and breakdown, dyeing and painting on footwear and leather goods, belts, leather accessories, leather armour, sole and heel repairs and alterations, hardware application, as well as decoration and decorative detailing on boots and shoes. This Craftsperson may attend dress rehearsals and other production events to assist in executing notes. Responsibilities also include maintaining the Boots & Shoes 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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Rate of Compensation
$27.80 - $35.63
Contact Name
Taylor Rolston
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Boots & Shoes 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/1128
Rate of Compensation
$27.80 - $35.63
Contact Name
Taylor Rolston
Contact Email Address
Priority Groups
Open to all
Opportunity Type
Job Position
Description
This Craftsperson will serve as a member of the Boots & Shoes team and will assist with workloads across multiple productions to execute the shows design needs. This Craftsperson will work directly with a Senior Craftsperson on the Boots & Shoes team and will receive training and mentorship on various techniques to complete Boots & Shoes tasks such as: galoshing, distressing and breakdown, dyeing and painting on footwear and leather goods, belts, leather accessories, leather armour, sole and heel repairs and alterations, hardware application, as well as decoration and decorative detailing on boots and shoes. This Craftsperson may attend dress rehearsals and other production events to assist in executing notes. Responsibilities also include maintaining the Boots & Shoes 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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