PACT is a member driven organization that promotes and supports the practice of theatre in Canada.
Toronto, Ontario
PACT is the collective voice of professional Canadian theatres, a leader in the performing arts community, and a devoted advocate of the value of live performance. PACT represents over 160 professional English-speaking theatre companies operating in communities across the country, ranging from the largest performing arts organizations in Canada, to smaller theatre companies that serve their audiences in a wide variety of communities; from rural to urban, commercial to independent, theatre for young audiences to culturally specific, and everything else in between.
On-site · Montréal
Research funding opportunities and prepare grant applications, budgets, and reports to support the theatre’s activities. Coordinate contracts, recruitment, venue and artist logistics, accessibility initiatives, and PlayLab operations while supporting organizational leadership.
On-site · Ottawa
The Company Manager acts as the primary liaison for artists, overseeing their travel, housing, and general welfare while supporting the producing team. They are responsible for managing production budgets, coordinating logistics, and ensuring compliance with the Canadian Theatre Agreement.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Development Manager will lead fundraising efforts and contributed revenue growth by managing grants, corporate sponsorships, and individual donor relationships. They will also coordinate fundraising campaigns, maintain the CRM database, and support the Board of Directors in donor engagement initiatives.
On-site · Toronto
The Director of Production and Facilities oversees the people, resources, and infrastructure required to safely and successfully deliver artistic productions across four venues. They are responsible for managing production budgets, maintaining facilities, and ensuring effective collaboration between artistic and operational teams.
On-site · Calgary
The Front of House Lead manages theatre operations, supervises volunteer ushers, and ensures a high-quality patron experience. They are responsible for facility preparation, traffic flow, and driving revenue through fundraising and merchandise sales.
On-site · Ottawa
The role supports revenue-generating sales and marketing initiatives to drive audience growth and brand visibility for Broadway Across Canada. Key duties include conducting partner research, processing financial documentation, and assisting with digital and grassroots marketing campaigns.
On-site · Victoria
The Development Coordinator coordinates fundraising events and manages the stewardship of donors and sponsors. Responsibilities include generating tax receipts, assisting with grant applications, and maintaining donor communications.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Managing Director leads the organizational infrastructure, ensuring financial sustainability, operational excellence, and effective governance. They oversee finance, administration, revenue development, and external relations to support the company's artistic vision.
On-site · Niagara-on-the-Lake
Responsible for building and overseeing costumes for the season, including interpreting designs and managing a sewing team of up to six people. The role involves meeting strict production deadlines such as technical dress and preview notes.
Hybrid · Niagara-on-the-Lake
Assist professional designers in the creation of sets and costumes for theatrical productions through research, drafting, and model building. Collaborate with production departments and attend technical rehearsals and fittings to support the design process.
