There are a number of ways theater managers can advance their careers. The most common is for individuals to find similar jobs in larger, more prestigious theaters. That in turn leads to increased responsibilities and earnings. Another option is for the individual to move into the general management of a theater company. A third option is for the individual to locate positions in auditorium or venue management.
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