Salary: £30,756 to £33,136
Location: Floral Pavilion Theatre
Job Type: Temporary
Vacancy Group: Management
Category: Authority
Closing Date: 05/11/2018
Date Posted: 04/10/2018
Reference: 0000024349
Band P02
12 month fixed term contract 36.00 hours per week
Covering maternity absence for a 12 month period, we are looking for an experienced receiving house theatre programmer who has the ability to construct a diverse programme of events whilst having a commercial emphasis on the business we partake in.
Someone who is well organized and has previous line management skills is essential for meeting the needs of this job role. Working in both theatre and conference, multi space management is essential and the ability to project manage multiple work streams at a strategic level in order to get the best from the team and for the venue.
For more information please call David Mackenzie on 0151 606 2986 for an informal discussion.
We want people who are driven, unstoppable, and ready to deliver.
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