A platform for emerging composers to experiment and collaborate
LSO Soundhub provides a flexible environment where composers can explore, collaborate and experiment, with access to vital resources, support from industry professionals and LSO members and staff.
Soundhub is a composer-led resource, responding directly to the needs of those using it: a supportive framework for artists to try out new ideas, develop existing work and benefit from peer-to-peer networking and support.
The deadline to apply is Monday 14 October 2024 4pm.
Arts Emergency provides 16-18 year olds with free mentoring, support and community to help them pursue a career they’re passionate about
As a mentee with Arts Emergency, you will get a year of 1:1 support from a trained mentor who works within the creative industries. We will match you with a mentor based on your interests and the career you may be hoping to go into in the future. Our mentors provide information, advice and guidance, supporting your next steps after school or college. You will also be able to expand your support network through the young community and meeting other creatives.
The European Reminiscence Network announces a new training course and apprenticeship scheme in reminiscence arts in dementia care - in partnership with the University of Greenwich.
This 2-day training course and 4-month apprenticeship scheme will appeal to theatre and performance practitioners working within:
An interest and/or experience in positive approaches in dementia care is recommended.
The cost of the 2-day training is £120, and for those joining the apprenticeship scheme, there will be a further £120 fee towards the support and evaluation provided by course leaders. There will be 2 bursaries available.
Are you 15-19 and want to learn and get hands on experience in the Production Arts?
Working with PTCH staff and industry professionals, PYT Production provides weekly classes in all the Backstage disciplines such as Sound, Lighting and Costume. As well as weekly sessions, participants will have the opportunity to support staff on PYT Mainstage production and have backstage tours of Perth Theatre productions. The year will culminate in an exhibition of work for friends; family and other members of Perth Youth Theatre.
Due to the bespoke structure of this programme we will have a smaller group size than our other programmes to ensure more 1:1 contact time.
Saturdays - 10-2:30pm (30 minute break)
Term 1: Saturday 7 September - Saturday 7 December (Excl 12 + 19 October)
Term 2: Saturday 11 January - Saturday 5 April (Excl 12 + 19 April)
Term 3: Saturday 26 April - Saturday 21 June
Cost: £242 per term (£5.00 ph)
Calling all early to mid-career musicians, producers, songwriters, composers, managers, promoters, A&Rs, and music journalists of Bradford - here's the talent development programme you've been waiting for!
Through Amplify, successful applicants will receive:
The Arts Council of Northern Ireland recognises and welcomes the diversity within our society.
In working to create the conditions for the widest variety of art and creativity for both artists and audiences through our Support for the Individual Artist Programme, we are seeking to address the barriers to access, progression and representation in the arts encountered by minority ethnic artists with this mentoring and residency scheme.
Our aim is to support individual artists and creative practitioners from minority ethnic backgrounds and migrant backgrounds at every stage of their career, however, applications from emerging artists will be prioritized where possible.
Through this Minority Ethnic Artists Mentoring and Residency Programme we wish to create opportunities for specialized training, research, cultural exchanges, networking and learning for individual artists, creative practitioners and arts administrators from minority ethnic and migrant backgrounds.
What you can apply for
The Creative Industries Production Technician Apprentice is responsible to the Senior Performing Arts Technician for assisting with technical services relating to productions, performances, and live events in the centre, and for the maintenance and technical servicing of MAC's performing arts spaces.
The technical duties of this post include the entire spectrum of practical theatre crafts. It includes a variety of art and entertainment forms, conferences, seminars, and other such activities as are promoted by or at MAC in the Centre's performance spaces and occasionally outside MAC. In particular it involves work with:
The aim of the overall Support for Individual Artists Programme (SIAP) is to support artists across all disciplines to create work and develop their practice.
Broadly, awards can be for specific projects, specialised research or personal artistic development.
Applicants can apply for grants between £3,000-£10,000 for proposals taking place between 1 December 2024 and 30 November 2025.
What you can apply for
The basement of Portsmouth Guildhall is being transformed into an exciting, new creative space where 11-25 year olds can meet and explore their creative potential!
The BASE will give young people access to:
From crafts, to photography and singing, to mural painting, we’ve got lots of FREE projects and workshops running at Portsmouth Guildhall. As building work for the BASE finishes up, these sessions give a flavour of what The BASE will offer local young people.
Donmar’s Pathways programme is designed to introduce young people aged 16-18, who are currently living and/or studying in Camden & Westminster, to the range of career pathways available in theatre and the wider creative industries. Across 5 days, you will gain practical, hands-on experience with professionals working in Producing, Marketing, Fundraising, Participation, and Technical Theatre.
Over the week, you will work closely with industry professionals to develop transferable skills including collaboration, organisation, communication and public speaking. As part of the programme, participants will be supported in setting goals and identifying next steps in their own career pathway.
KEY PROGRAMME INFORMATION
Dates: Monday 28 Oct - Friday 1 Nov, 10am-5pm daily
Location: Dragon Hall, 17 Stukeley Street, London WC2B 5LT
Cost: FREE
Eligibility: you must be aged 16-18, and live and/or study in the London boroughs of Camden and/or Westminster.
If you’re keen to learn more about what happens beyond the rise and fall of the curtain, please complete the form below no later than Mon 30 September 2024, 10am.
Please note participants must be available for all project dates (Mon 28 Oct - Fri 01 Nov, 10am-5pm daily).
If you have any questions, please contact the Donmar LOCAL team.
