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Performer jobs are open across entertainment, theme parks, cruise lines, advertising, and live events, from entry-level contracts to principal and featured roles, with specializations in acting, dance, and vocal performance. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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ABOUT BATHHOUSE
Bathhouse is where the sauna meets the social scene. Thermal pools, steam rooms, and elite hands-on treatments — all in a sleek, high-energy space. We're the intersection of wellness and social. Equal parts sanctuary and scene.
We build spaces where anyone, with any body, can show up and feel better leaving than they arrived.
JOB DESCRIPTION
Bathhouse is seeking a confident, guest-facing, and safety-oriented Sauna Master with strong leadership qualities to lead invigorating aufguss sessions and oversee the flow of the sauna experience. This position plays a highly visible role in shaping the guest journey, requiring exceptional customer service, clear communication, and the ability to calmly guide guests while maintaining a clean, safe, and well-managed sauna environment that promotes confidence and an elevated guest experience.
Extensive training is provided for this position.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Prepare and perform Aufguss rituals for our daily schedule.
- Ensure that customers enjoy a well-thought-out and well-performed sauna experience.
- Guide and inform guests on cold plunging and sauna sessions, educating them about the health benefits and safe practices associated with these activities.
- Maintain dry, unobstructed floors and pathways to support guest safety, comfort, and relaxation.
- Serve as a knowledgeable presence within the space, confidently answering guest questions about Bathhouse offerings with warmth, discretion, and professionalism.
- Maintain the visual and operational standards of the amenities by promptly collecting used towels, water bottles, slides, and other guest items.
- Observe and report any maintenance or functionality concerns within the amenities areas, submitting service tickets to the Facilities team as needed.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Experience in dance, performance, martial arts, or other athletic or movement-related disciplines.
- Experience in and enthusiasm for customer service.
- Physical ability to perform in sauna temperatures (ranging from 175 - 185 degrees).
- Reliable, punctual, and professional.
- Strong verbal communication skills and a calm, guest-first demeanor.
- Ability to work a flexible schedule, including mornings, evenings, weekends, and holidays as needed.
COMPENSATION & BENEFITS
- Compensation: $16/hour + gratuity
- Medical, Vision, and Dental insurance available for full-time employees.
- Complimentary unlimited admission to Bathhouse.
- Three "Plus One" guest passes per month.
- 50% discount on services, retail products, and restaurant offerings.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in performer jobs.
- Experience in acting, dance, vocal performance, or a combination of all three
- Physical stamina and ability to perform multiple shows per day or week
- Training in at least one performance discipline from an accredited program or conservatory
- Ability to learn and retain choreography, scripts, or musical material quickly
- Union eligibility or willingness to work under union or non-union contracts
- Professional headshots, a current performance reel, or an audition recording ready to submit
Tips for Your Performer Job Search
Tailor your resume to each role type
A dance captain audition and a commercial acting call want different things on paper. Lead with the physical skills, styles, and training most relevant to that specific listing, and cut everything that pulls focus from your fit for that role.
Build a reel that matches the work
Casting directors for industrial shows, theme park entertainment, and commercial work each have different expectations. Your reel should open with footage that mirrors the style of the jobs you're targeting, not a general highlights compilation.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists performer openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Read contracts before every audition
Performer roles often specify union status, exclusivity windows, and residual terms upfront. Knowing whether a role conflicts with existing bookings or requires a union card before you're in the room saves you from a difficult conversation later.
Prepare character choices, not just skills
Many performer auditions in theme parks, cruise lines, and touring productions ask you to embody a specific character archetype, not just demonstrate technique. Arrive with a clear physical and vocal choice ready, even if the breakdown doesn't ask for one explicitly.
Follow up after callbacks strategically
Casting timelines for live entertainment contracts are often longer than corporate hiring. A brief, professional note after a callback reminding the team of your availability window is appropriate and keeps you visible without being intrusive.
Performer Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most performers?
Marriott International, Live Nation, and Camp NYC are hiring the most performers right now, with openings concentrated in California, Texas, and Arizona, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Demand tends to cluster around companies running large-scale live entertainment programs, touring productions, and experiential marketing campaigns.
How many performer jobs are remote?
About 28% of performer openings are fully remote or hybrid as of September 2026, reflecting that most performance work requires an in-person presence. The sub-areas most likely to offer remote or hybrid arrangements include voiceover work, virtual event hosting, and motion capture projects where the final output is digital.
How do you become a performer?
Start by training consistently in your core discipline, whether acting, dance, vocals, or physical theater, through classes, workshops, or a conservatory program. Build a professional reel or demo recording and get professional headshots taken. Then seek out auditions through casting calls, open calls, and live entertainment companies, accepting smaller contracts early to build credits and industry relationships.
Can you get hired as a performer with little experience?
Yes, entry-level performer roles exist in theme parks, corporate events, cruise lines, and regional productions that specifically recruit candidates who show strong foundational skills and the ability to learn quickly. Demonstrating versatility across two or more disciplines, submitting a clean and focused audition video, and being available for short-term contracts all improve your chances when your professional credits are still limited.
What does the performer interview process look like?
Most performer hiring starts with a submission review, where casting evaluates your reel, headshots, and resume before inviting you to audition. In-person or video auditions typically include a prepared piece and a directed portion where you take notes or learn material on the spot. Final callbacks often involve a chemistry read, a physical assessment, or a full run-through with the production team before an offer is extended.
Where can I find and apply to performer jobs?
You can find and apply to performer jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States in one place. Find roles that match your skills and availability, then apply directly to each listing.
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