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Producer
Unicorn Theatre
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Overview
We’re looking for a skilled communicator with excellent planning skills to join the Producing team at the Unicorn.
£32,000 to £34,000
Per year
Full time, Permanent
(40 hours per week)
London
Key information
The Producer is responsible to the Senior Producer and works closely with the Artistic Director and Executive Director across all artistic outputs and liaison with artists, working as part of a small and busy Producing team.
About the role
The Producing team is the logistical hub of all the artistic activity in the Unicorn, responsible for the delivery of all aspects of the Unicorn’s artistic programme across the year. This can include in-house shows and co-productions, visiting company work, touring nationally and internationally, digital projects, R and D projects, Access performances, Creative Hub activity and ad-hoc events.
About us
We create new, inventive and enthralling performances for every stage of childhood. We believe in the imaginative power of theatre to transform young lives.
We are the leading children’s theatre in the UK, specialising in developing new devised and written shows alongside adaptations of classic texts, offering an innovative and inspiring year-round programme of sector-leading theatre for children. Find out more on our About Us page.
We are committed to being an equal opportunities employer and actively encourage people from a wide variety of backgrounds, experience and skills to join us and influence and develop our working practice. We particularly encourage applications from Black and global majority people, and candidates who self-identify as disabled.
All candidates who self-identify as disabled and who demonstrate that they meet the essential criteria will be invited for an interview, in line with the Equality Act 2010.
Requirements
The Producer supports all artistic output and independently line produces around four to five productions throughout the season, under the supervision of the Senior Producer. They also lead on R and D projects, schedule Access performances and contribute to the programming process from the early stages. The Producer ensures that every project’s objectives are delivered effectively, on time and within budget, enabling the best possible standard of work and experience for artists.