Busser Dining & Theatre (Urgently Hiring) Clarksville, IN

Posted 2 days ago

derby dinner playhouseClarksville (IN)

Dining Room and Cafeteria Attendants and Bartender Helpers Theater Companies and Dinner Theaters

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$10- $11/hour

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About the role

Derby Dinner Playhouse is hiring friendly, organized Bussers to welcome guests and support dining and theatre service during evening performances. Evenings, weekends, and holidays required. Able to work some mornings/afternoons on weekdays is a plus.

Pay: $10-$11/hour

Key Responsibilities: Greet and escort guests to assigned tables; set positive tone for guest experience Communicate seating, timing, and guest needs with servers and management Assist with reservation/check-in and group seating procedures Clear and buss tables promptly; deliver dishes to kitchen and restock service areas Support servers, kitchen, and management to ensure smooth, timely service during shows Answer basic questions about the menu, show times, and theatre policies as needed

Must Have: Prior hospitality, customer-service, or bussing experience preferred but not required Excellent communication and a friendly, professional demeanor Ability to stay calm and organized during high-volume service Reliable, punctual, team-oriented, and available for evenings, weekends, and holidays Able to stand for extended periods and move quickly between tables (physically able to carry trays/dishes)

Nice-to-have: Experience working events, theatres, or large-capacity dining environments Knowledge of basic food-safety and handling practices

Compensation & Benefits

Pay: $10- $11/hour Perks: free shift meal, 2 show tickets per event, paid training, opportunities for growth, fun work environment

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