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Closing date: 29th July 2025Salary: c. £38,000 per annum depending on experience. Hampstead Theatre is hiring! &nbsp;At Hampstead Theatre, we create progressive, thought provoking and original theatre, working with the best creative talent. The Development manager plays a vital role within the Development team by both supporting and leading activity to help Hampstead Theatre reach its ambitious fundraising target (£1.5m this year). The role includes managing the department’s busy schedule of fundraising events, including the annual Gala; stewarding the Patrons Scheme with the rest of the team, and securing gifts from high-net worth individuals.&nbsp;If you have a genuine passion for bold, ambitious, original theatre, experience of managing large-scale fundraising events and previous experience working in fundraising for a producing theatre or in an arts environment, we’d love to hear from you. Knowledge, skills and experienceEssential<ul><li>Previous experience working in Development in a producing theatre or arts organisation</li><li>Experience of managing large-scale fundraising events</li><li>A genuine passion for bold, ambitious, original theatre</li><li>Excellent written and verbal communication skills</li><li>Excellent administrative, IT and Excel budget management skills</li><li>Experience of using a CRM system</li><li>Ability to manage own workload</li><li>Highly accurate, well-organised and with consistent time management skills</li><li>Proactive can-do attitude, high energy and the desire to work within a team</li><li>Approachable demeanour and ability to communicate and advocate the work of the theatre</li><li>Tactful, diplomatic and able to maintain confidentiality for sensitive information</li><li>Available for evening events</li><li>Experience of first-line budget and expenditure management</li></ul>Desirable<ul><li>Experience of working with Tessitura</li><li>Experience of ‘making the ask’</li></ul> For further information, including how to apply, please download the job description via the 'Apply' button.We welcome and encourage applications from candidates who are under-represented in the creative industries.&nbsp;Please state in your application that you found this role through Creative Access.

Hampstead Theatre

Development manager

Closing date: 23rd July 2025Salary: £36,432 to £39,000 per annumShortlisting date: W/C 28th JulyInterview date: 11th and 12th August (only) With this permanent full-time role, you'll play a key role in shaping how the gallery and its programmes engage with audiences online, ensuring our digital platforms reflect our mission of community-building through creativity.&nbsp;This role is about storytelling, engagement, and accessibility, using digital content to invite audiences into meaningful conversations about art, community, and the world around us. You are a creative thinker with a passion for the arts, skilled in multimedia content creation, digital strategy, and event-based digital production.&nbsp;You will work closely with artists, communities and audiences, creative sector partners and organisations as well as staff from across the council and elected Members. Responsibilities<ul><li>Leading on the delivery and shaping of the digital content strategy&nbsp;showcasing our exhibitions, artists, and community programmes in engaging ways. Working closely with the Arts Programme and Partnership Manager and Programming Team. &nbsp;</li><li>Create compelling multimedia content (videos, images, articles, and interactive features) that engages with existing and encourages new audiences, inspiring creativity and dialogue. </li><li>Work closely with programmers, artists, educators, and local communities to capture authentic stories that highlight diverse voices and perspectives. </li><li>Develop content that integrates live, digital, and hybrid experiences, ensuring that online audiences can engage meaningfully with our programmes. </li><li>To support the development of our public facing programmes, through direct project management and delivery by commissioning, contracting, producing and partnering with arts organisations, artists and creatives. &nbsp;</li><li>Work closely with programming teams to ensure accessibility and inclusivity, to manage financial processes and budgets as well as financial targets for projects, including fundraising, &nbsp;</li><li>To contribute to strategic initiatives and policies which increase the effectiveness of our services. To work with other council services and creative sector partners to increase the public benefit on shared priorities. </li><li>To work flexibly across the service and provide support and cover for colleagues and senior staff as required.&nbsp;</li></ul> Knowledge, skills and experienceYou will have:<ul><li>Demonstrated experience commissioning, contracting, and delivering digital or hybrid arts content and events, including managing timelines, budgets, and partnerships with arts organisations and creative practitioners. </li><li>Proven ability to create engaging, high-quality multimedia content (including video, audio, photography, and written features) that communicates artistic and community narratives with clarity, creativity, and sensitivity to diverse perspectives. </li><li>Knowledge of digital content creation tools (e.g. Adobe Creative Suite, Canva, video/audio editing software) and publishing platforms (e.g. CMS, social media, podcast platforms), with an understanding of what makes content engaging across different formats and channels. </li><li>Experience of arts programme production, managing live events and coordinating projects with multiple partners and diverse audiences. </li><li>Knowledge of digital platforms for communications, developing audiences and new artistic practices employing digital media. </li><li>A willingness to learn about current best practice in arts project management, including issues related to working with artists, audience development and increasing public access, programming and effective management of available resources &nbsp;</li></ul> We may close this vacancy early once a sufficient number of applications has been received. Please submit your application as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.Richmond &amp; Wandsworth Better Service Partnership are committed to making our recruitment practices as inclusive as possible for everyone. We are committed to promoting equality and diversity and developing a culture that values differences, recognising that employees from a variety of backgrounds bring important and positive contributions to the Councils and can improve the way we deliver services.&nbsp;Please state in your application that you found this role through Creative Access.&nbsp;

Richmond and Wandsworth Councils

Arts officer (Digital and Participation)

Salary: £28,305Deadline for applications: 10am, Monday 21 July 2025Interviews: week commencing 28 July 2025 An exciting and demanding role which requires an individual who can effectively undertake and prioritise a wide range of tasks to support English PEN’s mission.&nbsp;English PEN&nbsp;is the founding centre of PEN International, a worldwide writers’ association with over 130 centres in more than 90 countries. We&nbsp;have a strong track record in campaigning in the UK and internationally.&nbsp;Our work&nbsp;has included campaigns for individual writers at risk; advocacy on UK legislation; coordinating residencies for writers; supporting displaced and exiled writers in the UK; and convening roundtables, events, and vigils relating to our campaigns work.To support our work in these areas, we are seeking to appoint a Campaigns Officer to join our team.This full-time post is based in English PEN’s small but busy London office. The Campaigns Officer will report to the Head of Campaigns, who leads on our campaigning work across the organisation, and will work closely with the wider English PEN team.English PEN celebrates the&nbsp;diversity of literature&nbsp;and envisions a world with&nbsp;free expression and equity of opportunity for all readers and writers. The Campaigns Officer will play&nbsp;an essential part in achieving this vision.&nbsp; &nbsp;Key duties<ul><li>Researching and monitoring key issues and individual cases of concern</li><li>Providing tailored support to writers at risk nationally and internationally</li><li>Working with displaced writers in the UK to develop their creative practice</li><li>Leading on the project management of PENWrites, our international letter-writing campaign</li><li>Providing practical and pastoral support to resident writers</li></ul> &nbsp;Knowledge, skills and experienceEssential<ul><li>Proven organisation and administration skills, including attention to detail and a systematic approach</li><li>High standards of literacy and numeracy</li><li>Experience of communicating orally and in writing with diverse individuals and organisations</li><li>Excellent interpersonal skills including being an active listener</li><li>Good IT skills, including the ability to use Microsoft Office applications such as Excel, Outlook, and Word</li><li>Ability to work well in a team and independently, to positively and proactively solve problems</li><li>Enthusiasm for English PEN’s mission and values</li><li>Flexible, with a ‘can do’ attitude</li><li>Ability to remain calm under pressure</li><li>Capable of managing a diverse portfolio of work</li><li>Committed to principles of diversity and equality and implementing these within all areas of work</li><li>A professional and confident manner with a commitment to a high standard of work&nbsp;</li></ul>Desirable<ul><li>Experience of human rights campaigning/research</li><li>A passion for literature &nbsp;</li></ul>For the full job description, person specification and instructions on how to apply, please click the Apply button.English PEN wishes to encourage applications from candidates who are under-represented in the creative industries and charity sector. Please note, applicants must have a legal right to work in the UK.&nbsp;Please include in your application that you found this role through Creative Access.

English PEN

English Pen

Campaigns officer

Closing date for applications: Midday 28th July at 12pmSalary: £44,620 to £49,730Basis: Full time, Permanent&nbsp; &nbsp;The Barbican Centre is seeking to appoint an experienced, proactive Producer for Learning to join the Creative Collaboration team and lead Barbican’s broad programme of creative learning opportunities with schools, further, higher, SEND and PRU educational providers.The Creative Collaboration department brings together the Barbican Centre’s participatory work with communities, learning, public programmes, and archive, crossing traditional arts boundaries, contributing towards a programme focused on developing diverse, local, and younger audiences. The department’s work is inspired by and built upon principles of collaboration, learning, and access.Working closely with the Senior Producer (Learning &amp; Participation) the Producer (Learning) will be lead on creative learning programmes that utilise the Barbican’s rich and unique artistic offer as a springboard for participation. By engaging artists and other practitioners from the creative industries, the Producer (Learning) will inspire and ignite a passion for involvement in the arts across artforms with students and educators alike. The producer will take a strategic and entrepreneurial approach, to ensure the Learning offer is impactful and always delivered at the highest standards. &nbsp;Ideal candidate will:<ul><li>Demonstrate an ability to work as part of team and collaborate to achieve a shared goal.</li><li>Be an accomplished producer and project manager with strong planning, administration and organisational skills.</li><li>Have extensive experience of engaging artists and creative practitioners to create and deliver accessible learning programmes.</li><li>Have experience of working creatively with educational institutions such as schools, further, higher, SEND and PRU educational providers.</li><li>Excellent communication skills, able to work with a wide range of people from across Barbican teams as well as project partners, audiences and participants.</li><li>A commitment to safeguarding, access, Equality, Diversity, Inclusion, and the Barbican’s values.</li><li>The successful applicant will be self-motivated and have good knowledge of arts education and creative learning sector. Excellent interpersonal skills are vital.</li><li>To view the full Job Description and Person Specification, please see the ‘Job Information Pack’. &nbsp;</li></ul>How to apply:To apply, please follow the link and submit a CV, and Cover Letter of no more the 2 sides of A4, outlining how your knowledge, skills and experience meet the Person Specification and outline of the role responsibilities. Please address each of the points in the Person Specification where possible.Please note that late applications will not be accepted. The Barbican is committed to Equal Opportunities and welcomes applications from all sections of the community. We are members of the Disability Confident Scheme and guarantee to interview all disabled candidates who would like to be considered under this scheme and who meet the minimum essential criteria for the role. If you are a disabled person and need adjustments to the application process, please contact us.Please include in your application that you found this role through Creative Access.

Barbican Centre

Barbican & Guildhall School

Producer (Learning)

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