Looking to gain hands on experience of project and event coordination? Dive into the world of international contemporary dance, UK touring and audience / participant engagement with this 6-month traineeship.
The placement will provide skills development and practical experience, both in an office context and on the ground in venues or on tour. Working within our small and experienced team, you will make a meaningful contribution to and impact on Dance Consortium’s practical and creative outputs, alongside your own professional development. The trainee will be supported by and work directly with Dance Consortium’s core team. You will also benefit from working alongside key freelancers providing expertise in marketing, press, social media and tour management, making this an exciting opportunity for a hands-on and varied experience across departments / functions.
The administrative intern will have weekly in-person contact with the team, with remote support continuing throughout the week. There will also be the opportunity to attend performances, workshops and other events across our tour venues. As such, some evening / weekend work may be required but also to be discussed and agreed. Travel expenses beyond the town / city where the individual is based will be reimbursed, and travel/accommodation related to attending Dance Consortium events/touring will be provided.
This opportunity is open to Black, Asian and ethnically diverse candidates.
This role is part-funded by the Mo Siewcharran Memorial Fund which support internships for young talent from ethnicities that are under-represented in the theatre, publishing and music industries.
The Youth Music NextGen Fund offers emerging creatives grants of up to £3,000 to make their ideas happen.
What is the NextGen Fund for?
Who is the NextGen Fund for?
We are recruiting 10 new emerging artists from in and around Birmingham, to take on the delivery of our shows going forward, as lead actors and understudies. We are looking for individuals interested in freelance careers within the arts and schools in Birmingham. Must have acting/performance ability - no formal training needed! This project is funded by Arts Council England.
The Play House is committed to inclusion and equal opportunities in the workplace and we actively encourage applicants from all backgrounds, of different ages, genders, social and economic backgrounds, ethnicities, religions and sexual orientations, and from people with and without disabilities. Please contact us should you have any access requirements or need any reasonable adjustments to be made in order to apply or attend an interview.
Our recruitment process is open to all, but we are particularly keen to hear from applicants who may have faced racism, discrimination and/or cultural barriers due to their ethnicity, disability or D/deafness, as these groups are currently underrepresented in our team and the wider theatre sector.
Submissions now open for our Extraordinary Stories Season!
Seven Dials Playhouse operates on a six-season per year model with three themed seasons. Our programming team is open to proposals for shows in each season via our submissions form for each of our theatre spaces below.
Submissions open for each season 6 months in advance and will remain open for a 30 day period only.
Journey to a world where the impossible becomes reality.
This season, we’re inviting artists to transport us into the beyond, the stories we turn to when reality feels limiting. Adventure to magical mystical lands, or explore the surreal and sublime. From mythical adaptations to original tales, far-out futures to universes unlike our own - the only limit is your imagination. Leave behind the everyday and venture with us into the extraordinary.
Our Extraordinary Stories season will run from February - March 2026. To apply, please fill out the form below by 11:59pm on Tuesday 30 September 2025. We can't wait to hear from you!
As a Technical Theatre Apprentice, you will work under the supervision of the Heads of Stage and Electrics to support the construction, rehearsal, and execution of live performances.
You will gain practical experience and training across a variety of technical disciplines, including carpentry, rigging, operating stage machinery, scenic work, lighting installation, maintenance, and show operation. This dual-department role will give you a comprehensive foundation in both stagecraft and electrics, preparing you to support all technical aspects of a production from pre-show setup to final curtain.
Calling all emerging Kent based movement performers
Dante or Die site-specific theatre company are hiring a trainee performer. For this position they are looking for an emerging movement based performer living in or from Kent, with an interest in site-specific work. The sucessful applicant will go on tour with the company's new show in Spring 2026.
You must live in or be from Kent and be 18+ years old. We welcome applications from all genders and backgrounds.
Role Overview: The cleaner is a busy role within the production. The audience is a fly on the wall but in very close proximity and the cleaner sometimes needs to move ‘right through them’. They have a magical realist effect on all of the characters they encounter. The role is physical and non-verbal. It requires someone with precision, and the ability to flip between physical comedy and tenderness quickly.
Mortal Fools Youth Theatre is open to young people aged 5–19 years. We run weekly Youth Theatre groups, split by age in Ashington.
At Mortal Fools, we focus on supporting children and young people’s creativity, wellbeing, and self-belief, using the medium of drama. We believe youth theatre can be a brilliant a vehicle to help young people to build their confidence and skills, support their mental heath, and to make sense of the world around them.
There are no auditions, no drama experience necessary, and no fees (although donations are welcome!). All we ask for is a willingness to give things a go, passion for performing, and lots of curious creativity.
Step into the Creative Team’s shoes.
Over the course of the week, you’ll work closely with a professional Director, Choreographer and Musical Director to discover how a musical is brought from page to stage.
You’ll begin by exploring how a director analyses and interprets a script, before stepping into workshops led by a Musical Director and Choreographer to see how those early ideas evolve in the rehearsal room.
The week culminates in presenting your ideas to your course leader and peers. Whether you’re a future director, choreographer, designer or dramaturg, this course is your opportunity to build creative confidence, develop practical skills, and see how new work comes to life.
For aspiring writers, composers, and anyone curious about creating original musicals.
This workshop is designed for young people interested in writing for musical theatre - whether you’re a lyricist, composer, book writer, or just starting to explore how stories are told through song.
Throughout the course, you’ll work with professional musical theatre writers to gain a deeper understanding of how to craft a compelling narrative and seamlessly integrate book and score.
You’ll begin by developing your own ideas, supported through writing exercises and creative feedback. By the end of the week, you’ll have created original material that could form part of a pitch or treatment to share with directors and producers.
Alongside writing time, you’ll explore the realities of working as a theatre creative - from the structure of the industry to how new musicals are commissioned, produced and developed.
We’re thrilled to be running this course in partnership with Music Theatre International (MTI), supporting the next generation of musical theatre creators.
A guided movement workshop incorporating ecstatic dance, yoga, meditation, theatre techniques, and dance.
Unleash your creativity, release through movement, express and be free through a foundation of techniques inspired by East and West practices. Open to all levels and experiences.
What you need - comfy clothes, bottle of water, pen, a journal if you have one, yoga mat if possible!
About Blan - Blan is a community of creatives, that meet and connect over shared experiences as an easy way to network. We aim to support and give opportunities to early-career artists to showcase their work and be seen.
