Clogger Swing Part Time - Comedy Barn

Posted 16 days ago

comedy barnPigeon Forge (TN)

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Part-Time / Swing Clogger The Comedy Barn Theater – Pigeon Forge, TN The Comedy Barn Theater is seeking an exceptionally talented Part-Time / Swing Clogger to join our nationally recognized, family-friendly variety show. We are looking for a highly skilled performer with extensive clogging experience, outstanding stage presence, and the ability to entertain audiences as part of a fast-paced live production.
Position Requirements: Applicants must be at least 18 years of age. Extensive training and professional or competitive experience in clogging is required. Strong performance background in live theater, stage productions, theme parks, or similar entertainment venues. Ability to perform advanced clogging routines with precision, energy, and professionalism. Comfortable working as part of an ensemble while maintaining a strong individual stage presence. Excellent reliability, professionalism, and a positive attitude. Must be legally authorized to work in the United States. Schedule & Availability This is a Part-time / Swing performance position based in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. Applicants must either: Currently reside within commuting distance of Pigeon Forge, or Be willing to relocate prior to their start date. Performers should expect to work a schedule that includes: Evenings Weekends Holidays Peak vacation periods Additional performances or rehearsals as needed Because The Comedy Barn operates year-round, flexibility and dependable attendance are essential.

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