A key role at a busy music venue and concert promoter, the Marketing and Communications Coordinator will support the Head of Marketing and Communications, Chief Programming Officer, Promoter and Head of Venue Operations in the promotion of events at the Band on the Wall.
Implementing the organisation’s marketing and communications plans and helping reach sales targets for the live music programme, live events and food and beverage offer.
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Closing date: 30 October
You will be part of the senior technical team liaising with visiting productions regarding their staffing and any requirements during their stay.
Under the Technical Manager you will lead on the maintenance of the venue’s stage machinery, flying system and any equipment within the department, you will assist the full time team in managing a pool of casual technicians and support the Technical Manager in maintaining a positive safety culture. As well as technical ability you’ll need great people skills and the ability to motivate and manage a team.
Please take a look at our job description download for further details. The position is offered on an annualised hours basis with a number of premium hours included in the annual salary. Manchester is an exciting, ambitious city growing in opportunity and can provide attractive quality of life benefits for candidates considering relocation.
We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer and strive to provide a stage for everyone. Onstage and off, we hold ourselves accountable for nurturing an inclusive culture. Find out more about us and our values at https://www.atg.co.uk/ – atg.co.uk and https://careers.atg.co.uk/ – careers.atg.co.uk
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Closing date: 5 November
As one of three Senior Technicians, you will work hands-on across all areas of our programme, specialising in lighting.
You will work with the Technical Stage Manager to successfully realise both home-produced and touring programmes. You will have significant experience within this field and will be responsible for leading other technicians, full time and freelance, in providing support to the theatres, cinema, library, and the organisation’s wider programme both in and out of our building.
Our Senior Technician (Lighting) will work across all our performance spaces, including Storyhouse’s main theatre and Garret theatre within the building, Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre, Moonlight Flicks, and touring productions. You will look after and maintain equipment and teams across all work and spaces.
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Closing date: 22 October
Underbelly are looking for Box Office Supervisors to run the onsite box office at Macbeth The Show during its run at The Depot, Liverpool in November and December 2023.
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Closing date: 6 November
RAWD (Random Acts of Wildness Disability) is dedicated to helping disabled people grow through life and art by:
Through weekly sessions in Merseyside & Cheshire RAWD have created a community of disabled artists (over 80) who are passionate about producing work in Merseyside and beyond.
Role:
The Communications Coordinator will be responsible for creating content and managing the company’s social media accounts, creating and circulating Mailchimp newsletters, updating the website and ensuring consistent and effective communication with internal and external stakeholders.
Fee:
£120 (for 8 hours per week)
40 week contract (until September 2024)
Apply by sending CV, portfolio and responses to the following 3 questions to hello@rawdproject.co.uk.
Please answer the following three questions in whatever form suits you best.
Written response
Audio or video recording
Book a slot with the RAWD team to answer each question in person
Quick questions:
Why do you want this role with RAWD?
Can you share a creative approach or idea you’ve implemented to enhance audience engagement?
Describe a specific time where you managed multiple projects simultaneously, how did you prioritise your tasks and time effectively?
Contact name: RAWD Reaches, hello@rawdproject.co.uk
This exciting role sits within the Creative Practice and Galleries team, who provide specialist technical support and training to the Faculty of Art and Humanities.
The team utilise their extensive experience and knowledge in a range of art practices to work closely to support academics, students, and professional artists in their creative and studio practice. You will play a key role in supporting the team to deliver excellence in service and the creative ambitions of the faculty of Arts and Humanities.
About you:
The post holder will bring a dynamic and flexible approach to delivering specialist technical support to our Fine Art students, whilst assisting the team with our ambitious Gallery and Studio Schedule.
To succeed in this role, you will have:
We offer a creative working environment that inspires our staff to fulfil their potential and offer training to further develop your skills and expertise.
To apply, see here
Closing date: 18 Oct
Award-winning company Streetwise Opera seeks a skilled and passionate support worker in Manchester, with an interest in the arts and experience of working with people affected by homelessness or in the social sector.
We are looking for an individual with demonstrable experience of supporting adults at risk in homelessness settings or equivalent frontline settings.
The role involves supporting a weekly 2-hour session per month, in addition to up to 2 hours a week to cover set up/pack down of sessions and pick up on any urgent pastoral care between sessions.
Contract / Salary: Freelance. £22.50 per hour. 2-hour session each week (£45) plus up to an extra 2 hours a week of set up, administration or support during term time (£45). Additional hours may be offered for Streetwise Plus trips (cultural / theatre visits).
Location: Weekly Streetwise Sessions take place at Whitworth Art Gallery. Streetwise Plus trips will take place across a variety of cultural venues in Manchester.
To apply and for more details, see here
Closing date: 1 November
Granby Workshop CIC is looking for a warm and energetic studio manager to oversee their daily operations.
You’ll be part of our small, passionate team working to design, manufacture and supply high quality, beautiful recycled ceramic tiles for architectural and interior design projects all over the world.
We are looking for someone who is an excellent communicator and a fantastic organiser; has experience of both operations and people management; who shares our values; is interested in the work we do and who has a desire to contribute to the continued success of the Workshop.
Based at our Aspen Yard office, you’ll be instrumental in overseeing our communications, organising operational admin, building positive client and customer relationships and contributing to an open, supportive work culture.
Salary: £29,670 – £32,712 pa depending on experience
Contract: Permanent, 5 days a week
Location: Office based at Aspen Yard
Closing Date for Applications: 5:30pm Monday 9th October 2023
Interviews: w/c 23rd October
We believe in the importance of diversity in our practice and encourage applications from people with protected characteristics.
Download the Job Pack here
FACT Liverpool is looking to recruit someone with an accounting or finance background to a voluntary position to our Board of Trustees to provide oversight and advice to our finance team.
As a Trustee, you will bring your financial knowledge and experience to help guide the financial decision-making of our charity, working closely with the other members of our Board to safeguard FACT’s finances and future. Ideally, you will be a person of integrity with a keen interest in our mission – to enrich lives and shape the future through art, film and creative technology – who is able to ’translate’ financial information to assist other trustees to understand FACT’s finances.
For further details, please download a recruitment pack here https://www.fact.co.uk/news/2023/10/opportunity-finance-trustee
Closing date: 30 November
FACT Liverpool is seeking a committed and inclusive Chair of the Board of Trustees for this arts charity. You will join the organisation in an exciting phase of development and artistic vision. In 2023, we will celebrate the 20th anniversary of FACT’s award-winning building and develop ambitious long-term plans.
The role is voluntary and appointed on an initial three-year term, with the potential for a second term. As a Chair of the Board, you will need considerable experience in governance to be able to lead and guide the Board of Trustees, demonstrating best practice in charitable or third sector governance. You will support the Chief Executive and leadership team through a period of development and change during challenging times for the cultural sector.
While you do not specifically need to have direct experience in the arts sector, a keen interest in art, film and technology would be of assistance in understanding the core work of FACT.
For further details, please download a recruitment pack here – https://www.fact.co.uk/news/
Closing date: 30 November