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Front of house manager

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A front of house manager earns an average salary of $58,000. Their job is to manage the front of house assistants and ensure seamless, excellent service for audiences before and during performances. Front of house managers are responsible for shift patterns, show merchandising, maintaining quality service, and overseeing the front of house team to provide a positive experience for customers and protect the business.

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GC1: Job Roles in the Production Arts Industry FRONT OF HOUSE MANAGER The average salary of a front of house manager is the equivalent to $58,000. A front of house manager’s job is to manage front of house assistants, who generally work with the paying public at the front of the venue before the audience enter the performance space. They are responsible for managing, maintaining and developing the image, quality and coordination of service delivery to front of house areas. They also must manage shift patterns according to show dates and show merchandising. They also have to ensure that the front of house team is working seamlessly to provide excellent front of house service. If a front of house manager doesn’t do their job correctly, it will affect the whole front of house team and can also affect customers which could potentially harm business in the future. A front of house manager’s day to day job is arranging shift patterns and merchandise for upcoming shows and managing the front of house team daily.

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  • 1. GC1: Job Roles in the Production Arts Industry FRONT OF HOUSE MANAGER The average salary of a front of house manager is the equivalent to $58,000. A front of house manager’s job is to manage front of house assistants, who generally work with the paying public at the front of the venue before the audience enter the performance space. They are responsible for managing, maintaining and developing the image, quality and coordination of service delivery to front of house areas. They also must manage shift patterns according to show dates and show merchandising. They also have to ensure that the front of house team is working seamlessly to provide excellent front of house service. If a front of house manager doesn’t do their job correctly, it will affect the whole front of house team and can also affect customers which could potentially harm business in the future. A front of house manager’s day to day job is arranging shift patterns and merchandise for upcoming shows and managing the front of house team daily.