Costume Technician/Dresser – Disney Adventure World (Nantes Casting – March 10, 2026)
- Disneyland Paris is holding a casting tour in Nantes, France on March 10, 2026, as the resort prepares for a significant expansion with the opening of Disney Adventure...
- The casting call, detailed in a recent job posting, is specifically for performers to join the entertainment team.
- A key role within the entertainment department is the Habilleur(se) – or Dresser – described as an essential part of all artistic performances.
Disney Paris Announces Casting Call for New Show, Expansion Ahead of 2026 Opening
Disneyland Paris is holding a casting tour in Nantes, France on , as the resort prepares for a significant expansion with the opening of Disney Adventure World in 2026. The announcement comes as the park anticipates enriching its offerings and building on a history of over 7,400 performances annually.
The casting call, detailed in a recent job posting, is specifically for performers to join the entertainment team. The posting emphasizes the opportunity to be part of a world where “each day is a spectacle,” and invites applicants to “join the adventure.”
Costume Department Seeks Skilled Professionals
A key role within the entertainment department is the Habilleur(se) – or Dresser – described as an essential part of all artistic performances. The position involves the care and maintenance of costumes for live performances that attract millions of visitors annually. The role will involve working on performances throughout the year, including special seasons for summer, Christmas, and Halloween.
The responsibilities of the Habilleur(se) include the procurement, preparation, and distribution of costumes, assisting artists with dressing while adhering to technical specifications. They are also responsible for costume quality control before performances, ensuring adherence to established show procedures, performing repairs and alterations, and maintaining the costumes and accessories with appropriate products and techniques.
Skills and Qualifications
Applicants are expected to have training in costume-related fields, or hold a DTMS (Diplôme Technique des Métiers du Spectacle) option Habillage, or possess prior experience in costume departments for musicals, theaters, film shoots, parades, or festivals. Attention to detail and the ability to identify and perform costume repairs are essential.
The role demands the ability to dress 150 artists quickly, while prioritizing adherence to operational procedures and safety regulations. Candidates should be rigorous, attentive, autonomous, and enjoy teamwork. Flexibility to work variable hours, including nights for rehearsals or special events, weekends, holidays, and vacations, is also required.
A B2 level of French language proficiency is required, with English considered a plus. The position involves repetitive actions and the potential for lifting. A valid driver’s license with more than two years of experience is also considered a benefit, due to the extensive backstage area covering over 50 hectares.
Contract Details and Application Process
The position is offered as a CDI (permanent contract), CDD (fixed-term contract), or Intermittence contract, and is a non-management role. The work location is Marne-La-Vallée.
Following a review of applications, candidates will be invited to a motivation interview with the recruitment team during the casting tour in Nantes on .
Hong Kong Disneyland Internship Opportunity
Separately, Hong Kong Disneyland Resort is also offering a 2026 Summer Internship in Costume Design, as of . This internship provides an opportunity to be part of a team creating world-class experiences.
Disney Auditions Ongoing
Disney is also holding auditions for singers for “Mickey and the Magician” at Disneyland Paris in 2026.
