6 Apr
Closes: 18th April 2018 Location: UK-wide; in particular North East and South West England Type: Part time Salary: Paid (£20k-25k pro rata) Artform: theatre Contact: Mike Tucker staff@shakespeareschools.org
Read the full article: Workshop Facilitator and Stage Director, Shakespeare Schools Foundation6 Apr
Closes: 10th April 2018 Location: London Type: Part time Salary: Paid (£10k-15k pro rata) Artform: theatre Contact: Nnenna Samson jobs@spidtheatre.com
Read the full article: Designer and Youth Mentor, SPID Theatre6 Apr
Closes: 12th April 2018 Location: South East Type:Part time Salary: Paid (£10k-15k pro rata) Artform: theatre Contact: Susana bournemouth@helenogrady.co.uk
Read the full article: Part-time Drama teacher, Helen O'Grady Drama Academy6 Apr
Closes: 9th April 2018 Location: South Wales Type: Full time Salary: Paid (£40k-50k) Artform: combined arts, dance, film, interdisciplinary arts, photography, music, theatre Contact: Julia Gay julia.gay@newportlive.co.uk
Read the full article: Head of Theatre, Arts and Culture, The Rivefront Theatre and Arts Centre (Newport Live)6 Apr
Closes: 1st May 2018 Location: South East Type: Full time Salary: Paid (£20k-25k) Artform: theatre Contact: Charlie Morley charliemorley@creationtheatre.co.uk
Read the full article: Education Manager (maternity cover), Creation Theatre6 Apr
Closes: 1st April 2018 Location: London Type: Part time Salary: Paid (£15k-20k pro rata) Artform: dance, theatre Contact: Thomas Foley thomas@kalscope.co.uk
Read the full article: Kids Drama Instructor, Kaleidoscope Clubs and Courses6 Apr
Odd Eyes Theatre is looking for a Producer with a minimum two year experience working in community and education participatory programmes to work closely with Artistic Director Emilia Teglia and be the strategic lead for our new youth and community cohesion programme #Haters.
Read the full article: Producer, community and participation programme, Odd Eyes Theatre6 Apr
The main purpose of this role is to lead the performing arts team and to work with the Artistic Director to create an offer across our performance spaces that is agenda setting, inspiring and engaging.
Read the full article: Head of Performing Arts – The Roundhouse, London6 Apr
Hours: 39 hours per week Salary: Up to £21,000 per annum (depending on experience)
Read the full article: Community and Learning Associate6 Apr
The Arts Council is the government agency for developing the arts in Ireland. We work in partnership with artists, arts organisations, public policy makers and others to build a central place for the arts in Irish life.
Read the full article: Arts Council - Arts Participation Manager6 Apr
Salary: £22,000-£27,000 (pro-rata) dependent on experience Hours: 2 - 3 days a week
Read the full article: The Canterbury Festival: Participation Manager6 Apr
Punchdrunk present Small Wonders, an inspiring and magical theatre show for classes of 5 - 11 year olds at Bernie Grants Arts Centre.
Read the full article: SMALL WONDERS6 Apr
VICKI THOMSON IS A CASTING DIRECTOR FOR FILM AND TV. VICKI’S PREVIOUS WORK INCLUDES ‘GRANTCHESTER’, ‘UNFORGOTTEN’ AND ‘BRIEF ENCOUNTERS’.
Read the full article: VT CASTING ARE LOOKING FOR A LEAD ROLE IN A NEW FEATURE FILM6 Apr
Playing Up is an OCN Level 3 accredited 9 month drama training programme, offering young people aged 19 - 24 who are not in Education Employment or Training the opportunity to gain an Access to Higher Education Diploma in Theatre Arts, which is equivalent to 2 ‘A’ Levels.
Read the full article: Playing Up | National Youth Theatre6 Apr
This is a really great, varied role encompassing project management and pastoral support for our workshop programme and ancillary work.
Read the full article: Temporary Project Producer30 Mar
Julie McLoughlin, Speech and Drama Adjudicator for The British & International Federation of Festivals for Music, Dance & Speech gives us top tips when competing in festivals.
Read the full article: What adjudicators and examiners look for in Shakespeare performances26 Mar
Allie Spencer, Creative Learning Manager at the Regent Theatre and Victoria Hall (ATG) talks about her passion for work in the heart of the community.
Read the full article: Youth Theatre and Dance In the heart of the community…23 Mar
Minerva Arts has been up and running since 2009 when two artists living and working in Chester decided that, after the closure of the Gateway Theatre, the best way to get some work was to make it ourselves!
Read the full article: Minerva Arts: Rural and Urban- what’s next?21 Mar
Arts Award is a range of unique qualifications that supports anyone aged up to 25 to grow as artists and arts leaders, inspiring them to connect with and take part in the wider arts world through taking challenges in an art form - from fashion to digital art, pottery to poetry.
Read the full article: Myths about Arts Award20 Mar
A new role as Vice Principal & Director of Advancement at Guildhall School is in store for JEREMY NEWTON, currently Chief Executive of Children and the Arts
Read the full article: Jeremy Newton joins the Guildhall School20 Mar
Talawa Theatre Company’s Board of Directors has appointed a raft of new members
Read the full article: Talawa appoints new trustees20 Mar
Revd BETSY BLATCHLEY, who worked in theatre for over 20 years before training for ordination, including five years at the National Theatre, has become Southwark Diocese’s first Pioneer Minister in the Arts.
Read the full article: London Church appoints arts minister20 Mar
The first minister has pledged to explore all options for saving the Scottish Youth Theatre (SYT).
Read the full article: Sturgeon backs calls to save Scottish Youth Theatre20 Mar
Lack of clarity by schools inspector Ofsted on its expectations for the arts in the primary school curriculum is believed to be a significant contributor to the de-prioritising of arts activities in many schools.
Read the full article: Arts education professionals and politicians met this week as a first step to tackling the structural problems causing the arts to be neglected in many schools.19 Mar
The Cultural Value project, supported by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, looked into the question of why the arts and culture matter, and how we capture the effects that they have.
Read the full article: Cultural Value Project