Are you looking for some hands-on experience to boost your skills and CV? Do you have an interest in the production of short films? Our bursary placement as Production Assistant will offer the opportunity to work with Filmmaker Nick Farrimond, M6’s Artistic Director Gilly Baskeyfield and professional actors.

M6 Theatre Company is creating an educational film resource for ages 13+. The Incident, written by Mary Cooper, will explore issues around misogynistic culture, coercive control and consent, supporting relationship and sex education. This is part of M6’s Curriculum for Life programme, designed to support young people’s mental health and wellbeing.

The successful candidate will be awarded a bursary of £550 for the week.

The Women's Prize for Playwriting was founded in 2019 to discover bold, expansive and beautifully crafted plays by women and non-binary writers in the UK and Ireland.

• Winner receives £20,000
• The winning script is optioned by the Women’s Prize for Playwriting, Ellie Keel Productions, Paines Plough and Sheffield Theatre
• The play is published by Concord Theatricals

Submitted scripts must:

• be written in English
• be written for stage
• be an original work (i.e. not an adaptation)
• last an hour or more in playing time
• not have been professionally produced (i.e. no more than five ticketed performances, and no professional reviews)
• not have received any other prizes or awards.

Submitted scripts may be:

• co-written
• any cast size
• any genre and style, except musicals (though plays which contain songs are eligible).

Want to have a say in how your local theatre is run?

We are looking for the Next Generation of Leaders to join Theatre Peckham’s Young Ambassadors.

Young Ambassadors is an exciting opportunity for 10 theatre lovers interested in Arts Leadership to influence, challenge and inspire change within Theatre Peckham. Over the course of 2 years, you’ll be an active member in the TP community while receiving mentorship and building your skills through workshops and regular meetings.

As a TP Young Ambassador, you’ll be able to:

• Watch TP productions, give feedback and write reviews
• Gain insight into how we develop and market TP projects
• Lead strategic meetings surrounding our programmes
• Share ideas with TP staff and Trustees
• Learn from successful Arts Leaders through workshops
• Curate your own events and panels
• Observe and present at a Board meeting and the Annual General Meeting
• Network with peers in the performing arts and charity arts sector

Creative Futures is offering 4 early-career artists a £500 commission to make a new work as well as a 3-month residency at The Station in Bristol’s city centre

Alongside this, the commissioned artists will receive a structure of support, mentoring and workshops to develop their creative practice, producing skills, professional network, and artistic community. 

The Creative Futures Commission runs from March to June 2025, ending with a public exhibition/performance of the commissioned artist’s works at The Courts in Bristol’s city centre.

Early-career artists aged 16 to 25 from all creative disciplines are encouraged to apply. 

There are 4 paid commission opportunities available.  2 of the 4 available positions on the Creative Futures programme are for artists who work with music & sound, and 2 positions on the Creative Futures programme are open to artists from all creative disciplines.

Creative Futures commission artists will receive:

• A £500 commission to create a new work
• A 3-month residency at The Station
• An opportunity to showcase work at The Courts
• Bespoke mentoring
• Access to Creative Futures workshops, Feedback Circles and networking events led by industry-leading artists and producers
• 1-2-1 producing support sessions from the Creative Futures team
• Facilitated group feedback sessions with other Creative Futures artists
• Support broadening their network
• Opportunities to form a creative community with fellow Creative Futures artists 

Beyond Face Youth Company is a fantastic opportunity for young people of the Global Majority aged 12-16 to work with professional theatre makers in a professional studio space to learn theatre and performance skills, perform, create their own theatre, writing and movement. 

Over the years the youth company has performed their own productions such as Where’s Abi? By Titilola Dawudu and most recently their production Grow Up. We work closely with other youth theatre companies such as Doorstep Arts and Company Three on a variety of exchange projects.

Disney’s The Lion King, London, is looking for an enthusiastic Music Intern to join the team for its upcoming cast change.

We are looking for a music intern to come on board for one to three days a week for six weeks, to be truly immersed in what is involved in working on such a large scale show. You will work closely with the Musical Director, observing and learning about leading rehearsals, conducting both cast and orchestra, and being the heartbeat of the live show.

Disney is committed to creating an inclusive and diverse workforce, and strongly encourage applicants of every race, ethnicity, belief, gender, sexual identity, disability, age and culture to apply.

Free space to share film and digital projects.

Applications for Delivision are accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year.

Theatre Deli is inviting artists to project work onto the screen in the communal area of their Leadenhall Street venue. This is an unpaid opportunity, offering artists a platform to share their work with other creatives.

Your work can be on any theme or subject.

See our Accessibility Guide for information about access in our venue. 

We particularly welcome applications from marginalised and underrepresented groups. We welcome applications from artists based in the UK and abroad.