The Lighting Senior will work closely with the two Lighting Leads to ensure the efficient operation and delivery of all the lighting resources.
This will be across their spaces both on and off site, involving activities and work with professionals and non-professionals.
Please apply via the Royal Exchange Theatre website:
https://www.royalexchange.co.uk/lightingsenior
Contact name: Michelle Hickma, recruitment@royalexchange.co.uk
Closing date: 25 January
The fundamental aim of the role is to take the lead in the production of original and innovative work for schools, families and young people that reflects Manchester Jewish Museum’s vision, values and programming themes; and for embedding the scratch process and co-creation across the organisation.
Working as part of the programming team you will support the development and delivery of our core strategic aims: Becoming a more diverse and inclusive organisation; Creating bold, ambitious, and innovative work; Establishing ourselves as a place for research and creative learning; Supporting and growing our museum community; Reducing our environmental impact; Building a resilient business model.
Please apply for the above role by 23rd January 2023, 10am by submitting an up-to-date CV alongside a covering letter (or a three minute video) outlining how your skills and experiences meet the needs of the role as outlined in this document to Gemma Meek, Programmes Manager: gemma@manchesterjewishmuseum.com.
If you have any questions about the role, please contact Gemma on the above email address or telephone 0161 834 9879.
Closing date: 23 January
Little Voices are looking for a fun, energetic and organised assistant to join their fab team.
You will help run the day to day handling of their centres. The role will include a variety of front of house tasks and support roles within their small drama and singing groups to ensure their pupils are supported.
The current role is available on Mondays in Bolton 4.30-7.30 and Thursdays in Worsley from 5.10-7.40pm. Rate of pay for assistant tutor is £11 per hour.
Please send your CV and explanation on why you would like to apply for this role to the email bbw@littlevoices.org.uk
Contact name: Laura Hanlon, bbw@littlevoices.org.uk
Closing date: 23 January
As a casual technician, you will work with full-time technicians and other casual technicians to deliver in-house performances and support visiting artists, to a high technical standard.
They are Contact – a theatre and performing arts venue on Manchester’s Oxford Road. We create and produce our own shows, host tours from some of the best theatre companies in the world and develop the next generation of artists, performers and community leaders.
They are looking for a range of Technicians to join our casual pool. We’re looking for a wide range of skills in technical theatre and logistics. Reporting to the Production Manager, these roles will support Contact in getting the building ready for performances, recommissioning and help with the wider artistic and commercial programme of events.
Please apply with a cover letter and CV. Contact email: liamwhittaker@contactmcr.com
Closing date: 16 January
With a programme of around 400 events every year, and extensive music education and wellbeing projects, there’s plenty to get the word out about at Liverpool Philharmonic. They’re currently looking for a Marketing Assistant to help promote events and activities.
You’ll be responsible for managing customer communications, ensuring essential information is shared and responding to customer feedback. You’ll create email content and campaigns, manage Liverpool Philharmonic merchandise and work with both internal colleagues and external promoters to get events ‘on sale’.
You’ll assist the wider Marketing team in creating social media content, producing print material and ensuring that the website is up to date. If you’re an organised and proactive communicator, who is passionate about music and looking to gain experience of working in a busy arts organisation, this might just be the perfect role for you.
The salary for this role is £18,068 – £19,000 (depending on experience).
Apply by following the instructions on the Liverpool Philharmonic website.
Contact name: Melissa Bell, recruitment@liverpoolphil.com
Chester Contemporary is looking for three creative producers to support the programme delivery of a major new visual arts event in the city.
Chester Contemporary is a major new visual arts event, that will launch in February 2023 and culminate in a festival of work in September ’23. Chester Contemporary will be curated by Chester-born artist Ryan Gander OBE RA, with an inclusive approach, engaging with communities and audiences across the city.
Alongside an engagement programme, the artistic programme will feature artworks from internationally-renowned artists, as well as artists living and working in Chester set within the fabric of the city.
Chester Contemporary is looking for three creative producers to support the programme delivery:
– Emerging Artist programme – to produce the commissions, associated engagement, mentoring work and professional development events for five emerging artists.
– Engagement Programme – to produce a meaningful programme of engagement for communities and visitors.
– Core Programme – supporting the Creative Team in planning logistics and delivery of artist commissions.
Each Creative Producer Fee is £10,000 excluding VAT and including all expenses. They are freelance roles.
Please visit https://www.storyhouse.com/get-involved/work-with-us – here for further information, to download job descriptions and how to apply.
Closing date: 3 February
This role requires a love of great literature and a drive to break down barriers to help others experience its power. At The Reader, we call this ‘Shared Reading’. Shared Reading is a tool through which human life can be explored safely and – crucially – deeply.
Shared Reading is a group of people, one of them a trained Reader Leader, reads a great novel, short story or poem aloud. They stop and talk about what has been read.
The idea is to create a space where people feel at ease. Reading the literature aloud in real-time, means that everyone is involved in a shared, live experience. They want to grow their Shared Reading movement in the criminal justice sector so more people in this system get access to this experience – could you join them to be part of this?
Following training, the post holder will lead and support the delivery of regular Shared Reading groups with individuals progressing through the justice system. This will involve engaging with those who don’t feel such groups are for them, and embedding Shared Reading as part of the setting’s weekly schedule of activities.
The role is as part of their Criminal Justice Team, working in different settings across the UK and delivering our HMPPS contract for the enrichment programme for a nationwide body of Psychologically Informed Planned Environments (PIPEs) as part of the Offender Personality Disorder (OPD) Pathway.
Please visit https://www.thereader.org.uk/job/reader-in-residence-lancashire/ to view a full job description and application form. All applications must be sent to laurakershaw@thereader.org.uk
Closing date: 10 January
The Whitaker are seeking a colleague with museum collections experience to support The Whitaker on its next stage of development.
The successful candidate will play a pivotal role in enabling The Whitaker to deliver its ambitions, by:
For full Job Description, please visit: https://www.thewhitaker.org/blog/museum-news/were-hiring-collections-curator/
Application: by CV and a covering letter (2 pages A4 max). The covering letter should indicate why you are interested in applying for the role and how you meet the role requirements.
Contact name: Emily Cryer, emily.cryer@rltrust.co.uk
Closing date: 27 January
Support the delivery of a range of special projects focused on the creative development of young people including a collaborative programme of work aimed at young black creatives.
Creative Learning supports the communities of Manchester, Greater Manchester and the North by delivering creative and relational learning programs through their education strands alongside a commitment to develop artists through our artist development strand.
Factory International is a once in a generation cultural landmark which will open the doors to a new generation of creative talent. Through their bespoke programs, they build relationships with communities and aim to improve wellbeing through creative activity.
For further information and to apply please visit:
https://recruitment.factoryinternational.org/jobs/2298417-deputy-learning-manager
Contact name: James Anderson, recruitment@factoryinternational.org
Closing date: 9 January
The Whitaker are seeking a colleague with museum and art gallery activities and events experience to support The Whitaker on its next stage of development.
The successful candidate will play a pivotal role in enabling The Whitaker to deliver its ambitions, by:
Job Requirements
Please see the full Job Description at: https://www.thewhitaker.org/blog/museum-news/were-hiring-activity-coordinator/
How to Apply
Application: by CV and a covering letter (2 pages A4 max). The covering letter should indicate why you are interested in applying for the role and how you meet the role requirements.
Contact name: Emily Cryer
Contact email: emily.cryer@rltrust.co.uk
Closing date: 27 January