16 Oct
An analysis of three years of funding by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation says few statutory grants rise with inflation and increasing demand for services
Read the full article: Short-term funding prevents arts charities from planning, says review16 Oct
We have a position for a freelance part time teacher for our children and youth theatre school.
Read the full article: Musical Theatre Teacher & Vocal Coach, Mainstream Theatre Arts16 Oct
Curious Minds is seeking 5 Youth Engagement Experts to support young people to take part in the North West’s newest heritage programme ‘Hope Streets’.
Read the full article: Youth Engagement Experts, Curious Minds16 Oct
We want people who don't know Brent to discover it in 2020, and those who do to enjoy celebrating everything that's special, intriguing and ground-breaking about their incredible corner of London.
Read the full article: Young People's Producer, London Borough of Culture 2020, Brent Council16 Oct
We want people who don't know Brent to discover it in 2020, and those who do to enjoy celebrating everything that's special, intriguing and ground-breaking about their incredible corner of London.
Read the full article: Community Engagement Manager, London Borough of Culture 2020, Brent Council16 Oct
We are seeking someone who is skilled in contemporary dance and enjoys choreography but can offer jazz, street and other styles.
Read the full article: Dance Teacher, Stagecoach Theatre Arts Brighton16 Oct
We are looking for someone with experience, skills and enthusiasm to provide high quality responsive administrative and financial support to our organisation.
Read the full article: Project Support Officer, Blue Stone Consortium16 Oct
We are looking to recruit experienced primary music specialists to work alongside our teachers, coaching them to be great music leaders.
Read the full article: Primary Music Practitioners (Teacher Coaches), Ark Schools16 Oct
RHACC is an adult learning provider with a vibrant and wide ranging offer of courses for adults of all ages and abilities, enabling them to participate in learning for work, life and leisure.
Read the full article: Community Arts Director, Richmond and Hillcroft Adult and Community College16 Oct
Hull City Council is committed to supporting and developing the Arts in Hull. We are seeking to appoint a suitably experienced, enthusiastic individual to take up this exciting and challenging part-time opportunity within the City Arts Unit.
Read the full article: Arts Development Officer, Hull City Council16 Oct
We are seeking a creative education professional who will thrive in a strategic management role, overseeing a growing accredited programme of work.
Read the full article: National Youth Theatre - creative education professional16 Oct
Have you ever dreamed of setting up your own drama training school, but hesitated because you felt the financial risks outweigh the creative rewards? PQA has the perfect solution.
Read the full article: Academy Principals, Pauline Quirke Academy of Performing Arts16 Oct
Due to expansion we’re looking for a new Drama Teacher to join our Creative Teaching Team at Big Red Curtain, a Yorkshire based independent Stage School and Casting Agency that has been established for over 20 years.
Read the full article: Drama Teacher and Facilitator, Big Red Curtain16 Oct
Based in Deptford, South East London, Lewisham Education Arts Network (LEAN), a small but vibrant arts education charity, now needs an Admin & Finance Officer to further the work of the organisation.
Read the full article: Admin & Finance Officer, Lewisham Education Arts Network16 Oct
Burnley Youth Theatre is looking for an experienced and skilled arts practitioner to take lead on the delivery of the organisations youth and family outreach practice.
Read the full article: Outreach Arts Practitioner, Burnley Youth Theatre16 Oct
Dramatize is currently seeking for Facilitators to teach both in-house and external workshops with individuals with learning disabilities.
Read the full article: Drama Facilitator for individuals with learning disabilities, Dramatize10 Oct
In the coming month, we are looking to recruit 2 new members onto our board, who have a passion, enthusiasm and commitment to developing the sector as a whole and who will be hands-on in their approach.
Read the full article: NAYT Boardmembers Callout10 Oct
Following on from the success of Playing Up, we are recruiting for a new programme called Stepping Up at the National Youth Theatre in collaboration with City and Islington College and hope you might help us reach the young people you work with.
Read the full article: New NYT course for participants aged 19 - 25 years old - STEPPING UP9 Oct
Arts Award is a unique qualification for young people aged up to 25, supporting young people to develop as artists and arts leaders.
Read the full article: Bronze Arts Award resource for Youth Theatres17 Sep
We are now open for referrals to this years’ Wax Lyrical: A FREE 6 week spoken word and film-making project for young people not in education, employment or training. But this year at the Roundhouse we’re doing something totally different.
Read the full article: Young People’s Performance Opportunities, The Roundhouse – London17 Sep
We’re looking for young men aged 16-20 to take part in Ignition, Frantic Assembly’s FREE UK wide theatre and movement project. No experience of drama or dance is necessary and I’d be really grateful if you could please spread the word to young people you’re working with.
Read the full article: Young People’s Performance Opportunities, Frantic Assembly’s FREE UK wide theatre and movement project.17 Sep
The power of culture to address social challenges has emerged as a key theme at a Culture Summit involving Government officials from 45 countries.
Read the full article: The power of culture to address social challenges17 Sep
As performance targets squeeze the arts to the margins of the curriculum, only the most courageous of state schools are continuing to provide the bedrock of ongoing opportunities that were available to previous generations. Pauline Tambling charts the decline.
Read the full article: Pauline Tambling on the decline of arts in schools17 Sep
Ovalhouse’s FiRST BiTES programme ensures that it takes the risks necessary for creating diverse and experimental theatre, explains Owen Calvert-Lyons.
Read the full article: Owen Calvert-Lyons on Ovalhouse’s FiRST BiTES programme17 Sep
Fiona Helleur, Head of Youth Arts at The Youth Arts Centre, Douglas, Isle of Man writes about how she took her young people to Kecskemét in Hungary to take part in an International Cultural Exchange program with 3000 young people aged 8 – 18 from 30 different countries all of who stayed with local families and performed in front of appreciative audiences from all over the world.
Read the full article: Fiona Helleur on the Kecskemét International Cultural Exchange Programme