Box Office Attendant
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state theatreFalls Church (VA)
Ushers, Lobby Attendants, and Ticket TakersPromoters of Performing Arts, Sports, and Similar Events with Facilities
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Job Description:
The State Theatre is one of the the DMV's most popular for live music venues and is looking for box office staff.
Box office staff are responsible for selling tickets to customers over the phone and in person, fielding all phone calls that come to the venue, and answering customer questions. Box office staff are frequently the first interaction customers have with the venue so candidates should have a friendly and outgoing attitude and be knowledgeable of upcoming shows and venue policies.
Further responsibilities include:
-taking and managing dining reservations
-managing band guest lists
-changing the venue's three marquees (this requires the physical ability to carry 15lbs)
-coordinating with security, marketing and floor staff on the day of shows
-responding to customer inquires by phone and email
-taking and organizing reservations for venue's VIP space
-using in-house ticketing system to sell and refund tickets and provide ticket counts
In addition to having a positive attitude, applicants should have strong organizational skills, great customer service, and be available to work afternoons and some weekend nights. A love of live music is a plus.
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Description:
The State Theatre is nationally recognized hot spot for touring bands of all genres and has been awarded multiple accolades as the best place to see live music in the Washington DC metro area.
Company Description:
The State Theatre is nationally recognized hot spot for touring bands of all genres and has been awarded multiple accolades as the best place to see live music in the Washington DC metro area.
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