Marketing Coordinator Needed – NYC Fringe Festival Run (Paid)
We are seeking a part-time marketing coordinator to support an upcoming NYC Fringe Festival run of a solo comedy-theatre piece.
This is an execution-focused role, ideal for someone comfortable supporting live performance marketing in a festival environment. The focus is coordination, consistency, and follow-through — not high-level strategy or PR pitching.
Responsibilities include:
Setting up a simple one-page show website
Launching and maintaining the show’s Instagram presence
Creating, scheduling, and posting social media content
Editing short promo clips from existing footage
Coordinating ticket-sale pushes and audience reminders
Managing basic email announcements (copy provided)
Updating event listings and ticket links
Tracking marketing deadlines tied to the festival calendar
Supporting promotional needs during the festival run
This role works under the direction of the creator/lead producer and does not include press pitching, paid advertising, or brand strategy.
Required experience:
Prior experience supporting event, theatre, or live performance marketing
Strong organizational skills and attention to deadlines
Comfortable executing from an existing voice and materials
Familiarity with festival-style timelines and ticket sales is a plus
Nice to have (not required):
Experience marketing theatre, comedy, or solo shows
Familiarity with Fringe or indie festival environments
Cultural fluency or first-generation sensibility
Details:
Paid, project-based role
Timeline: January–April 2026, with the festival run taking place in April
Hours: Approximately 3–5 hours/week January–March, increasing to 6–10 hours/week in April
NYC-based preferred; remote/hybrid work possible, with availability during festival week required
To apply, please include:
A brief note about relevant marketing or event experience
1–2 examples of past projects or accounts supported (links welcome)
Your rate expectations and general availability
Please do not apply if you are seeking a strategy-only, influencer, or PR-focused role.
