Dana's Welcome
- 3 June 09
All the latest opportunities from
DaDa-Disability and Deaf Arts

Dana's Note................................................................................2
DaDa Disability and Deaf Arts latest.................................................2
Senseational Seminars coming up soon! Book Now!...............................2
Disability Arts News.....................................................................2
Peeling by Kaite O Reilly...............................................................2
The Royal Standard Artist Residency Programme..............................3
Droots and ALRA Partnership.........................................................3 Opportunity at NAYT.....................................................................4 Knowsley Arts Service Consultation Project.......................................5 Outside IN..................................................................................6 Sculpture Workshops....................................................................6 Hop on down to the Wild Wood!..............................................................6 Learning Disability Week World Museum Liverpool..............................7 Call for artists..............................................................................7 Extant presents: Obscurity............................................................8 Musical Director..........................................................................8 AMICI Dance Theatre Company Workshop masterclass......................9 Junkshop Revolution.....................................................................9 House of the Holy Afro.................................................................10 BBC Radio Documentary..............................................................10 Starter Studio Programme for Designer Silversmiths..........................10 Doing it our way.........................................................................11 Arts Jobs...................................................................................11 Artists to create centerpiece.........................................................11 Pool Arts Studio Manager.............................................................12 Seeking Models for art performance...............................................13 Creative Engagement Community manager.....................................13
Deputy Stage Manager................................................................14 Production Assistant....................................................................14 Disclaimer.................................................................................15

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Dana's Note
Hello to you all,
Ain't no sunshine outside today, but plenty on the inside with lots of into and more here for you. Bask in 15 pages of the good stuff all for you!
Yours
Dana
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DaDa Disability and Deaf Arts Latest
SENSEational seminars coming up soon! Book Now!
Two exciting and inspirational regional seminars for Visual and Performing Arts Organisations to explore and discuss creativity and sensory access drawing on artist and organisations experiences. These full day seminars will prove essential! The dates of the seminars are: Thursday 25th June 2009 at The Lowry, Salford. This day will focus on Performance Arts Wednesday 1st July 2009 at Storey Creative Industries Centre, Lancaster. This day will focus on Visual Arts Key note speakers have now been confirmed, for more information and to book your place please contact: events@dadahello.com or ring/fax direct.
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Disability Arts News
Peeling by Kaite O'Reilly
A rehearsed reading at The Weston Studio, The Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff Bay, 7pm Tuesday 16th June 2009. Unity Arts festival. Always the extra, never the star...Alfa, Beaty and Coral - three performers bicker, gossip. The anti-heroines are gradually stripped of all pretence, their darkly comic and devastating truths uncovered. A triumph in its initial productions by Graeae Theatre at London's Soho Theatre and Edinburgh Assembly Rooms, Peeling gives audiences a unique and compelling experience as it cunningly interweaves audio description and sign language. Presented as a rehearsed reading, with subtitles. Cast: Sara Beer, Maggie Hampton and Kay Jenkins. Directed by Kaite O'Reilly http://www.wmc.org.uk Disability Arts Cymru, Sbectrwm, Bwlch Rd, Fairwater, Cardiff CF5 3EF Tel & Textphone: 029 2055 1040, Email: post@dacymru.com Suitable for young people 14 years and over
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THE ROYAL STANDARD ARTIST RESIDENCY PROGRAMME 2009
The Royal Standard invites artists working in all media and at any stage in their career to apply for our 2009 Artist Residency Programme. Two artists will be selected to work in our gallery space for a period of 21 days each followed by a week-long exhibition opportunity. However, the presentation of the work produced during the residency is not restricted to a conventional exhibition format and could take the form of an event, discussion, screening, performance, etc. Resident artists will have sole use of The Royal Standard's gallery space and access to all our facilities and equipment, and will be supported by a £500 artist fee, up to £750 materials, free accommodation with practising artists in Liverpool, travel expenses and marketing of related events / exhibitions by The Royal Standard. The artists will receive ongoing support from the directors of The Royal Standard throughout the residency period and the conception and delivery of the outcome. Opportunities to meet with local artists, initiatives and curators will also be made available, in addition to the benefits of working in a new studio environment with an extended social network. Residency 1: Monday 13 July - Sunday 2 August 2009, Exhibition: Monday 3 August - Sunday 9 August Residency 2: Monday 10 August - Sunday 30 August 2009 Exhibition: Monday 31 August - Sunday 6 September Deadline for applications: Sunday 14 June 2009 Artists short-listed: Friday 19 June. Successful applicants contacted week commencing 22 June Visit www.the-royal-standard.com or email info@the-royal-standard.com
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DRoots and ALRA Partnership
Please email david@droots.co.uk for further information. A Shotgun Wedding - a theatre project Learn the basics of stage acting through rehearsals and classes. You will work with a professional director, professional actors and professional tutors. The project includes a performance in the ALRA theatre followed by a short tour.You must be between 16-25 years of age. Deaf/BSL using, or hearing/BSL using (Grade 2+) ALRA (The Academy of Live and Recorded Arts) London SW 18 3SX Monday 20 July - Saturday 7 August 2009. A Shotgun Wedding is a new play by Steven Webb. 12 students will work with director David Ellington and 2 professional actors over 2 weeks to rehearse and stage the play. The play will be performed and staged at the ALRA Theatre and then on one week's tour of venues around the country.
Access to the course is through audition/interview: Saturday 13 June 2009. For an application form and more information visit www.alra.co.uk or email enquiries@alra.co.uk Bookings: Online (just click on 'Buy Tickets') at Box Office, between 12:00 and 20:00 (tel: 0161 200 1500; minicom: 0161 236 6184)
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Opportunity at NAYT
NAYT wishes to appoint a full-time Sector Development Manager for a fixed term of approximately 18 months to focus on coordinating and supporting the development of the youth theatre sector in relation to NAYT's current programme of Excellence & Inclusion. Salary in the range of £22,000 - £26,000 If you would like to receive an application pack in the post email nayt@btconnect.com or write to NAYT, Arts Centre, Vane Terrace, Darlington, Co. Durham DL3 7AX with your name, address and telephone number. Deadline for applications: 12 noon, 8 June 2009
Interview date: 24 or 25 June 2009 Funded by Arts Council England and the Department for Children, Schools and Families. National Association of Youth Theatres (NAYT). Arts Centre, Vane Terrace, Darlington, DL3 7AX Tel: 01325 363330. Fax: 01325 363313. Email: nayt@btconnect.com
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Knowsley Arts Service Consultation Project with disabled children and young people in Knowsley

We aim to offer a range of creative taster workshops as a catalyst for consultation with children and young people to find out their needs, ideas, aspirations and wishes about what they would like to do in their free time.
Their responses will be recorded and put forward in a report which will shape creative projects for children and young people with disabilities in the future. Potentially, this will result in: The signposting of children and young people to universal mainstream activities in which they may participate. The taster workshops will be delivered in five of the special schools in Knowsley throughout the week commencing Monday 13th July and each school will receive a whole day of creative workshops which will include: Street dance, Drama, Visual art, Drumming and DJ / Rapping. Professional, experienced, high quality practitioners will be used and throughout the course of a week, all the schools will receive taster workshops in all the above art forms. Arts Service sessional staff will work together with school staff who know and are familiar with the young people to engage them in the consultation after they have participated in the workshops and record their views. The information will then be collated into a report and used to shape further programmes. Each practitioner will deliver up to 5 short workshops in each school, each day £200 per practitioner, per day. Total: £1,000 per week. This includes all travel, planning and any other expenses The aim is to work with every young person in each of the identified schools and that they all have the chance to engage in each art form. The school staff are best placed to identify venues for these, each one being up to an hour long and we can work with school staff to address this issue. All Practitioners must have: Current Enhanced CRB, Public Liability Insurance, experience of working with children and young people who have disabilities, experience in one of the identified art forms above. It is desirable that practitioners: Have their own transport, are positive and enthusiastic, reliable. For further information and to express an interest to work on this project, please contact Lucy Knight or Leanne Jones at Knowsley Arts Service on 0151 443 5619 or email lucy.knight@knowsley.gov.uk / leanne.jones@knowsley.gov.uk
Deadline: Friday 12th June
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Outside In
Pallant House Gallery in Chichester, West Sussex, requests urgent submissions from artists for OUTSIDE IN, a unique open-entry arts prize for marginalised artists across the South of England (submission deadline12th June, 2009). OUTSIDE IN is a groundbreaking project which was set up by Pallant House Gallery to invite debate on the often overlooked subject of outsider art by providing a platform for artists who are marginalised due to health, disability or because their work does not fit a prescribed norm. The main vehicle for the venture is a biennial open art competition, which this year will be held across the whole of the South of England. Culminating in a three month exhibition at Pallant House Gallery (4 August to 8 November 2009), the competition also offers a series of awards and an opportunity to have a residency or solo exhibition at Pallant House Gallery. A programme of events will accompany the exhibition including talks, tours and screenings of key outsider films such as a rare showing of the first two episodes of ‘Journeys into the Outside' with Jarvis Cocker. Please find attached a press release for Outside In a biennial competition for Outsider and marginalised artists including details about our film festival at the New Park Cinema Chichester. The closing date for entering work for Outside In is June 12th. Visit www.outsidein.org.uk to find out more or to enter work.
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Sculpture workshops, menter y felin uchaf
Contact Ivan Murray ivan.murray@gmail.com Weekend workshops on the Llyen peninusla, N.Wales. Stone carving , sandstone. Introduction to sculptural form ( working in clay ). Connecting with landscape / form /space, creating site-specific sculpture. See website for details www.felinuchaf.com
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Hop on down to the Wild Wood!
...with the family to assist Toad, Ratty, Mole and Badger defend Toad Hall against the scheming stoats and wheedling weasels for a WIND IN THE WILLOWS adventure. Waltz your way through picnics, parties and posh frocks in the classic Regency rom-com, EMMA. Or Take a psychedelic trip through the Forest of Arden circa 1960 when life was mellow, things were cool and love was free. AS YOU LIKE IT Heartbreak style. Heartbreak Productions, the UK's premier touring theatre company, head to Manchester bringing Summer Open Air Theatre at it's best to Wythenshawe Park and Fletcher Moss Gardens. Starting with Wind in the Willows on Friday 5th June. For more detail visit www.heartbreakproductions.co.uk Advance tickets start at just £6 - www,quaytickets.com or The Library Theatre Box Office. Contact Tracy Stanton tracystanton@heartbreakproductions.co.uk
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Learning Disability Week World Museum Liverpool
Learning Disability Week is a national awareness week run by Mencap every year. The week is a great chance to raise awareness about the issues that are important to people with a learning disability and their families and support workers. This year, Learning Disability Week will take place from Monday 22 to Sunday 28 June 2009. World Museum Liverpool is celebrating Learning Disability Week with a series of FREE events. All events will take place at the Treasure House Theatre, World Museum Liverpool. Logically Illogical: Insight and Information into Autism Ros BlackburnTuesday 23rd June 6.30 - 8.30 Tea and Coffee served from 6pm. Ros Blackburn is an adult with autism. Ros lectures nationally and internationally giving insight into her own experiences and the care and education practices she has observed. In this talk Ros will draw on her own experience of living with severe autism. Ros brings a perspective that is unique and yet speaks to all her audience: people with an autistic spectrum disorder, support workers, families, educators and the planners and providers of services. Places are limited; to book a free place or make an enquiry please contact Alex Shears, 0151 478 4456, alex.shears@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk Louise Cooney, 0151 478 4341, louise.cooney@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk Throughout the week we will also be showing a series of films made by, concerning or starring people with learning disabilities. ++++++++++++
Call for Artists: Rules and Regs @ the Bluecoat
The Bluecoat and Abandon Normal Devices welcome applications for three residencies from artists and artist groups wishing to explore their practice and develop new performance work. Deadline for applications: 5pm Friday 5 June 2009. Participating artists will develop new work in Liverpool over a four-week period in September 2009. After artists have agreed to participate, rules will be devised in response to their practices and announced at the beginning of the development period (Friday 28th August). All artists must work to the same set of rules and create new performance work in response to these rules. Work will be performed on two nights during the festival. The Bluecoat and AND have teamed up to present Rules and Regs due to the shared interest in artists working in, between and at the edges of their disciplines. The Bluecoat and AND are particularly keen to hear from artists working in multimedia, digital media, expanded cinema and projection who are excited by the prospect of moving their practice into a more performative arena. For full details download the application information from www.andfestival.org.uk
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Extant Presents: OBSCURITY
Take a unique dramatic journey that unites you, the performance and the place! Featuring sound design by Braunarts, music by Baluji Shrivastaf, and visual art by Sally Booth. In Obscurity, you are invited to follow a story told by live performers and musicians, who will lead you through a spatialised soundscape that swirls around the immense bronze cone roof of the Peter Harrison Planetarium in Greenwich Park. Obscurity will connect ancient and new stories, electronic and live sound, real-time art work and novel description feedback from the audience, to unfold an exciting narrative that explores what links us through the unobservable.Performances are 30 minutes and are on Saturday 27 June at 6pm and 8.30pm. Also Sunday 28 June at 1pm and 5pm. Admission FREE. Peter Harrison Planetarium, The Royal Observatory, Blackheath Avenue, Greenwich, SE10 8XJ. Go to Extant's website for detailed access information: http://extant.org.uk/
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MUSICAL DIRECTOR THE CROSBY CAPRIOL SINGERS
We are looking for a new conductor to lead our friendly, enthusiastic, talented choir into its 50th season. This thirty-strong mixed choir performs a wide-ranging repertoire, giving at least four concerts a year as well as performing at weddings and other special events. Our weekly rehearsals are on Tuesdays at 7.45, at St Nicholas' Church Hall, Harlech Road, Blundellsands. We want someone with excellent conducting and teaching skills and knowledge of a wide variety of musical genres who will enjoy using the choir's diverse strengths to create programmes that are both popular and innovative. In our fiftieth season, the programme should reflect the choir's history as well as setting its future direction. For further information contact Dorothy Taylor: Phone 07903 369914 E-mail dorothy@taylor1276.fsworld.co.uk Closing date for applications: Thursday 18 June Interviews/auditions will be held on Tuesday 23 June and Tuesday 30 June in Crosby. www.crosbycapriolsingers.co.uk
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AMICI Dance Theatre Company workshop masterclass

An opportunity for people working in dance, theatre and education
to take part in an Amici workshop run by Wolfgang Stange at The Lyric,
Hammersmith. You'll be shown Amici's and Wolfgang Stange's unique
practices of integrated dance and the participants will develop these
themes and activities throughout the workshop. Friday 12th June 2009 2:30pm-5:00pm The Lyric, Hammersmith King Street , London W6 0QL Free of charge. If you are interested in taking part or would like more information call Turtle Key Arts 020 8964 5060 http://www.facebook.com/l/;www.amicidance.org

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Junkshop Revolution
An exhibition of work by designers who have made new use of everyday objects and reclaimed materials. Private View on Friday 12th June from 5.30 - 7.30pm. Featuring work for sale by: Michael Badger, Min-Ji Cho, Stella Corrall, Green2Brown, Rachel Kelly, CJ O'Neill, Jason Taylor, Jenny Walker & Alison Willoughby Exhibition runs until 1st August 2009. Bluecoat Display Centre, 50-51 the Bluecoat, College Lane Entrance, Liverpol L1 3BZ
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HOUSE OF THE HOLY AFRO LONDON PREMIERE
(www.richmix.org.uk/aandc_holyafro.htm)
Wed 5 - Sat 8 Aug / 7.30pm Early bird offer! 2 tickets for £25 when booked before Tues 30 June. Visit
www.richmix.org.uk/aandc_holyafro.htm#video to see a trailer of the show!
A slick, glamorous package of live Afro-kitsch music and Gospel songs from rural villages in South Africa; to electrify your eyes, ears and bodies on the dance floor! The acclaimed genre-busting spectacular musical makes its London debut at Rich Mix! Book online at View Tickets (www.viewtickets.co.uk/venue_tickets.asp?vid=16942) or call the Rich Mix Box Office on 020 7613 7498 to get the Early Bird Offer.
Box Office 020 7613 7498 / www.richmix.org.uk
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BBC Radio Documentary
Request deadline: 17 June 2009. Contact by e-mail at mailto:vivienne.perry@unique.com. I am currently producing a documentary to transmit in August this year on BBC 1Xtra - a digital radio station aimed at fans of black music aged between 15-24. The programme is looking at the experiences and obstacles that young disabled people face when entering into relationships. The programme will cover the practicalities of going out and meeting people, look head on at some of the misconceptions that exist about young disabled people and their attitudes to sex and relationships, and really give an insight into this rite of passage. I'd really like the programme to be a frank and honest look at dating: asking about having sex for the first time, about embarrassing and humourous dating disasters, as well as finding out how hard it can be facing prejudice and stigma just for wanting a relationship. I am very keen to find young disabled people who would be willing to be interviewed about their experiences, good and bad, and potentially might be interested in going out and doing some recording too.
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Starter Studio Programme for Designer Silversmiths - call for applications

This 2-year Programme supports and encourages emerging and talented designer makers to kick-start their careers in a fully equipped silversmith workshop at the award winning Persistence Works studio complex in Sheffield. Yorkshire ArtSpace offers this unique opportunity to 2 ambitious, talented and emerging designer silversmiths with access to:-
Fully equipped, 108m2 shared workshop with 24/7 access at an affordable rent; Mentor Support from internationally renowned silversmiths based in Sheffield; Technical and Design support from experienced silversmith Cameron Maxfield; Free hallmarking registration, a hallmarking punch and hallmarking service from the Sheffield Assay Office for the duration of the programme; Commission and Exhibition opportunities; Access to IT facilities with broadband. For details and an application form visit www.artspace.org.uk, follow the link to programme and scroll down to the appropriate section. Or email mir@artspace.org.uk. Deadline Friday 17th July 2009. Interviews in the week commencing 27th July.

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‘Doing it ......our way' - a celebration of DIY's Theatre.
The Lowry, Salford Quays, Salford 9th June - 31st August 2009, Innovative Salford Theatre Company celebrates doing it their way! Following a successful exhibition at the Salford Museum and Art Gallery, DIY Theatre Company are excited that their photos are now on show at the Lowry.This exhibition is a snapshot of DIY Theatre Company's innovative ways of making theatre as documented by professional photographer Nigel Hillier.Special launch event - Tuesday 9th June in the Circle Bar at the Lowry from 1- 2.30 pm.Please e-mail us if you would like to attend. DIY is a Learning Disability Theatre Company based in Salford.
They have been creating entertaining, accessible and thought-provoking theatre since 1994.For more information contact Communications Officer Jenny Harris Email : diytheatre@googlemail.com www.diytheatre.org.uk
Tel : 0161 212 4984
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Arts Jobs
Artist to create centrepiece textile wall hanging
Closes Wed 01 Jul 2009 Paid (£10k-15k pro rata) Part time
Contact Hazel Fenton hazel.fenton@salford.gov.uk. Salford City Council Heritage Service wishes to commission a textile hanging(s) to be displayed in the 16th century Great Hall of Ordsall Hall. The piece will be of high artistic quality and in keeping with the design, theme and historical context of the room. Thanks to an HLF award the Hall is undergoing a major programme of conservation, refurbishment and development before reopening in Easter 2011. For further details, visit http://www.visitsalford.info/conservation or http://www.salford.gov.uk/leisure/museums/ordsallhall.htm We expect that this work will commence in late 2009. The hanging(s) should: Be of high artistic quality and enhance the interpretation of the Hall when it reopens; Convey stories of the Hall, the local area and its community; Be designed for display in the Great Hall above the dais; Be in keeping with the environment within which the piece(s) are displayed, but it is not required to be a historic reproduction. The commissioned artist will have experience of completing similar projects and will be confident at consulting with and engaging community groups to develop ideas for the themes/stories of the hanging(s). The chosen artist will also be confident in the facilitation of workshops/skills sharing sessions with a range of different audiences. To declare your interest, please submit your CV, examples of work and an outline (500 words or less) detailing how you would approach this commission to Hazel Fenton at the address below. As audience development is a priority for Ordsall Hall, we would like this commission to have an element of community engagement, therefore it would be beneficial for your outline to briefly describe how you might go about facilitating this. The budget for this commission will be £11,500, to cover all costs including installation. Please enclose with your submission a breakdown of how you would propose to use this budget. The deadline for applications is 1 July 2009. To apply, or to discuss the commission further, please contact: Hazel Fenton Salford Museum & Art Gallery, Peel Park, Salford M5 4WU T. 0161 778 0837 E. hazel.fenton@salford.gov.uk
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Pool Arts studio manager, Pool Arts
Closes Tue 30 Jun 2009 Paid Part time Contact Alison poolarts@gmail.com. Manchester Freelance position for 12 months Fee £7800 .Deadline for applications 30th June. Interview will be during the week beginning 20th July. Pool Arts is a registered charity and a company limited by guarantee. It is run by and for its members. Its aims are to provide support, training, opportunities and facilities for those who have found that their artistic practice is a powerful tool in improving their lives and maintaining well-being. See www.poolarts.org where more info about pool arts can be downloaded or email poolarts@gmail.com for more information.Pool Arts has secured one year's funding through arts council to employ a freelance studio manager for their new studio in Ancoats. We currently have a total membership of 18 with 8 active members and are hoping to expand the membership in the coming year. You will have administrative skills and knowledge and/experience in the arts and of mental health issues and be required to work an average of 16 hours a week. You will support Pool Arts in the management of their new flexible use studio space at Hope Mill, Ancoats. Manchester. You will have reasonable use of the studio for your own work, by arrangement. You will be supervised by St Lukes Art Project's lead artist, Allison Kershaw and managed by the Pool Arts management committee. Interviews will be week beginning 20th July please contact us for further information and then apply in writing to:POOL Arts C/O St Lukes 1 Guidepost Square Longsight Manchester M13 9AB Or e.mail poolarts@gmail.com
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Seeking Models for Art Performance at Tate Modern 27 June, Oriana Fox
Closes Mon 08 Jun 2009 Paid Contact Oriana omfox@yahoo.com. I am looking for models to recreate a Vanessa Beecroft performance. In other words, it would be ideal if you are or resemble a fashion model. You must be willing to perform nude or partially nude. Some experience with live performance and the ability to learn popular dance choreography would be an advantage. The performance is Saturday 27 June from 7-10pm. You must also be available for the rehearsals on Friday 26 June from 4-9pm and two other rehearsals (date/time to be confirmed) prior to the event on the weekend or a weeknight prior to the event. I can offer a £40 fee plus food and travel costs within London. To Apply, email omfox@yahoo.com with the following: Recent photos, your height (in feet and inches), a few sentences explaining why you feel you are suitable, a modelling or acting CV, if you have one. Your schedule of availability on weeknight evenings and weekends prior to 26 June.
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Creative Community Engagement Manager - 6 month cover, Elevate
Closes Mon 15 Jun 2009 Contact Katy McCormick katy.mccormick@elevate-eastlancs.co.uk. Fee: Up to £18,000 Call for expressions of interest. Elevate, seeks to appoint an organisation or individual to cover the maternity leave of our Creative Community Engagement Manager for 6 months from mid July to mid-January 2010, based at the Elevate office in Accrington. The Creative Community Engagement Manager will be required to oversee the implementation of the programme and support individual projects and will work within Elevate's Communications Team. The programme puts art and creative endeavour at the heart of regeneration, embedding it in the early stages of renewal, to ensure residents are meaningfully engaged throughout the regeneration process.
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Deputy Stage Manager, Octagon Theatre
Closes Fri 12 Jun 2009 Contact Vicky Gashe info@octagonbolton.co.uk This multi award winning theatre has just completed an astonishingly successful 40th Anniversary Season and recently appointed a new Artistic Director, David Thacker. We require the following staff to assist in the creation of our fantastic new season of plays: We also require two Deputy Stage Managers for our 2009/2010 season. These positions are to commence in August 2009 until the end of the season in June 2010. The closing date for applications is 12 noon on 12/06/09 and interviews will be held at the Octagon on 25 or 26/06/09. For further details and an application form for all posts telephone 01204 529407 or email info@octagonbolton.co.uk
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Production Assistant, Octagon Theatre
Closes Fri 12 Jun 2009 Contact Vicky Gashe info@octagonbolton.co.uk This multi award winning theatre has just completed an astonishingly successful 40th Anniversary Season and recently appointed a new Artistic Director, David Thacker. We require the following staff to assist in the creation of our fantastic new season of plays: Production Assistant To assist our Head of Production with facilitating the technical planning and implementation of a wide range of our own productions and visiting shows at this unique regional theatre. This position is to commence in August 2009. The closing date for applications is 12 noon on 12/06/09 and interviews will be held at the Octagon on 25 or 26/06/09. For further details and an application form for all posts telephone 01204 529407 or email info@octagonbolton.co.uk
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