Project Manager: Sensory Performance and Touring Production

The State of Hawaii, through the State Foundation on Culture and the Arts, is seeking a project manager to oversee the development and implementation of an immersive installation at Capitol Modern. The installation will support sensory-based performances designed for neurodivergent youth, including those on the autism spectrum. The project manager will be responsible for co-designing the immersive space, assisting in developing the production, managing the touring portion of the performance, leading the scheduling coordination with the team, developing a soundscape/audio experience for the space in the Museum, and co-developing a Social Story for audience goers for the performance in the Museum. Key aspects of the project include: • Co-designing the immersive space • Assisting in developing the production • Managing the touring portion of the performance • Leading the scheduling coordination with the team • Developing a soundscape/audio experience for the space in the Museum • Co-developing a Social Story for audience goers for the performance in the Museum The project is expected to begin on July 20, 2026, and end on July 19, 2027, with the possibility of extension. The maximum award price is $100,000.