Traverse Theatre will be holding Scottish Casting Network workshops on Monday, 23 June 2025
The workshops will be held in Traverse 1, Traverse Theatre. To apply to be part of one of the workshops please complete the Google Form application before 5pm on Sunday, 11 May 2025.
There are 48 places across three sessions on the day. All applicants will be notified if they have a space or not by Friday, 23 May 2025.
Applications are open for all actors with a base in Scotland. Attending legacy Scottish Casting Workshops prior to 2025 does not preclude you from applying to the Scottish Casting Network workshops.
For actors from the d/Deaf community: please ensure you let us know if you require a BSL interpreter and if you would prefer to perform in English or in BSL.
For actors with specific access requirements, please ensure the access requirements section is completed.
The Lyric Hammersmith Theatre is looking for adults who are part of the Global Majority to take part in a Creative Response Project to Marriage Material.
Over 3 weeks, led by Neetu Singh, you will creatively explore the themes of our upcoming main house show, Marriage Material, by Gupreet Kaur Bhatti. You will work as a company to create and perform a brand new show in the Lyric Hammersmith Studio on Friday 27 June 2025 for an invited audience!
This is open to all levels of abilities and no previous performance or theatre experience is required. We particularly encourage applicants from a South Asian heritage, or who are neuro divergent, d/Deaf, disabled, part of the LGBTQ+ community, those from low-income households, those in care, are care leavers, or are carers.
Explore contemporary performance to develop your creativity, critical thinking and practical skills for a career in creative industries and beyond
Drama in the School of Arts and Humanities provides an exciting and challenging programme with an emphasis on contemporary performance practices. Our approach to teaching and learning integrates theories and practices of performance in order to extend our understanding of Drama as an art form in its social, political and cultural contexts.
Our expert lecturing staff are internationally-recognised researchers with a range of industry-related experience. Students are able to take advantage of our nationally-acknowledged teaching expertise and will have opportunities to extend their experience of contemporary performance practices through contact with part-time staff and key visiting lecturers. The Drama programmes benefit from extensive links with theatre practitioners and key Irish theatre companies, who use our spaces for performances and delivering practice-based workshops.
Drama allows students to learn in a rigorous and stimulating environment where they are encouraged to develop essential skills as thinking creative practitioners.
Led by Dannielle "Rhimes" Lecointe (ZooNation, Diversity, Everybody’s Talking About Jamie), the interactive session includes:
Whether you’re new to the style or looking to enhance your existing knowledge, this session will provide inspiration, insight, and practical applications for your classes.
Date: 7 May 2025
Start time: 10.30am - 12pm
In partnership with the Association of British Theatre Technicians (ABTT), Dugdale Arts Centre is thrilled announce DAC Emerging Technicians, a bespoke masterclass series designed to support early-career technicians to progress their careers
You will hone fundamental technical skills, gain a deeper understanding of working practices, and learn how to set up your own business as a sole trader with training and workshops delivered by industry professionals.
This course is designed to provide a 360° of essential practical and business skills to develop as a freelancer in the industry.
The course will take place in the professional studio theatre at Dugdale Arts Centre, Enfield Town. You will have access to specialist equipment providing hands on practical learning and skills development opportunities.
This is a free to attend in-person training course with light refreshments and lunch provided. All participants are expected to attend every training session in order to complete the course.
By the end of the programme, you will receive:
This fund supports individual creative and cultural practitioners to focus on their development and take them to the next stage of their practice.
This fund is all about you and your development.
You can apply for development activities related to our supported disciplines. For example:
We don’t normally support:
Can I get support to apply?
Yes, access support is available to help remove barriers.
We provide support including alternative versions of the Guidance for applicants or paying for a support worker.
We believe extraordinary moments connect and uplift us all. Our mission is to create opportunities for everyone through the performing arts
We have created a new role in our team for a Trainee Producer in Dorset to grow our community engagement and deliver (with support) our CREATE! 2026 training course for early career creatives in Dorset.
If you are as passionate about performance as we are, and you have always wanted an opportunity to help make things happen, then this could be the role for you.
We particularly welcome applications from people who have experienced barriers or prejudice relating to their age, gender identity, ethnicity and/or having a disability or long-term health condition, their sexuality, or being from a working class/low-income background.
You will receive:
Thames Festival Trust is looking to recruit eight trainees to take part in a new heritage project: Lost & Found: Untold maritime histories of Greenwich and Deptford revealed through a mudlark’s finds.
This is a fantastic opportunity for anyone looking to develop a career in the heritage, museums or arts and culture sector.
No previous experience is required.
We particularly encourage applications from people aged 18-25 living or studying in the London Boroughs of Greenwich or Lewisham, but the opportunity is open to anyone.
Cox London offers a return to craft where artists’ hands, material knowledge and natural inspiration all play intrinsic roles in the pieces we make.
We are committed to foster a culture of excellence in craftsmanship and design. Our vision is to be the leading employer in the UK craft industry by creating a Centre of Excellence that offers a comprehensive and immersive experience for talent passionate about this field.
These two apprenticeships are three-year, full-time placements where you earn as you learn. In your foundation year, you’ll get a 360-degree view of Cox London and Guild Bespoke Metalworks, with hands-on training from warehouse and production to commercial sales and finance, alongside learning ancient crafts. You’ll also benefit from an accredited external Business Skills course. At the end of the first year, you’ll be assessed in specialist areas (Fabrication, Patination, Wiring, and Foundry) and choose one area to specialise in during years two and three.
Get discounted tickets for the UK tour of the Edinburgh Fringe smash-hit …Earnest?
Say It Again, Sorry? presents a one-of-a-kind, different-every-night comedy sensation, perfect for fans of The Play That Goes Wrong and Noises Off!
When a traditional production of Oscar Wilde’s classic play gets underway, everything seems to be going perfectly to plan… that is, until the lead actor fails to arrive on cue and an audience member is chosen to star in the show.
You might think you know this chaotic story of love, mistaken identity and double-lives, but you have never seen it like this before. Filled with wicked Wildean wit and bursting with Bunburying, join us for a hilarious and unpredictable twist on the world’s favourite comedy classic.
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28-30 April: Loughborough Town Hall
2 May: New Victoria Theatre Woking
7-8 May: Tyne Theatre & Opera House
9-10 May: King's Theatre Glasgow
12 May: Lyceum Theatre Crewe
17 May: New Alexandra Theatre
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17 May: New Alexandra Theatre
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22-23 May: Wycombe Swan
24-25 May Warwick Arts Centre
31 May: Reading Arts Hexagon
4-5 June: Aylesbury Waterside Theatre
6-7 June: Mercury Theatre Colchester
9 June: Derngate Northampton
10-11 June: Everyman Theatre Cheltenham
12-14 June: Richmond Theatre
