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1. getintotheatre.org › blog › complete-list-of-jobs-inComplete list of jobs in the theatre industry

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   Jun 4, 2024 · Whether you want to be a performer, work within backstage & technical theatre or in a venue, our list is a great starting point to learn what role in theatre would best suit you. This complete list of careers in theatre is based on large-scale theatres in the UK.

2. robsummers.co.uk › jobs-in-theatreJobs in Theatre: A Comprehensive Guide to 56 Thrilling ...

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   Explore jobs in theatre from production to performance! Discover roles like producers, directors, designers, and technicians shaping all aspects of stage magic

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4. www.theatrestrust.org.uk › discover-theatresWho works in a theatre? - Theatres Trust

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   A lot of work goes into creating a theatre performance. It takes the work of many different specialised teams to complete all of the tasks required before the actors can even step foot on stage. The number and range of people who work in a theatre depends upon its size and type.

5. www.nationaltheatre.org.uk › about-us › careersCareers, opportunities and advice | National Theatre

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   Jobs, careers, and experience opportunities from the National Theatre of Great Britain. How to apply, how to contact recruitment and find out more.

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6. uk.indeed.com › finding-a-job › jobs-in-theatreGuide to jobs in theatre (With salaries and duties) - Indeed

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   Jul 2, 2024 · Discover the various available jobs in theatre, why you might consider theatre work, the average day-to-day duties of each job and what salary you can expect.

7. getintotheatre.org › blog › what-does-a-theatreWhat does a Theatre Manager do? - Get into Theatre

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   Jun 6, 2024 · A Theatre Manager oversees the day-to-day operations and management of a venue or performing arts centre. They deal with administrative and production-related aspects of a theatre. They can address the financial, marketing and organisational concerns when necessary to ensure the theatre operates successfully.

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   What does a theatre manager do?

   • House Managers and Ushers are responsible for the audience’s experience, assisting with seating and providing information. Marketing/Public Relations Managers promote the production and manage the theatre’s public image, while Development/Fundraising Managers secure vital funding and donations.

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   How many people work in a theatre?

   • The number and range of people who work in a theatre depends upon its size and type. But whatever the scale of the theatre or the production it has always taken a team of people to get there. Today, theatres can generally be divided into two types: Producing theatres or presenting theatres, but some do both.

   Who works in a theatre? - Theatres Trust

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   What are the different types of theatre roles?

   • The most common types of theatre roles include: Performance roles are those which involve on-stage performances. These roles include actors, singers, dancers, understudies, backup performers and more. Those in a performance-related role have confidence, excellent on-stage presence and the ability to memorise their part and get into character.

   Guide to jobs in theatre (With salaries and duties) - Indeed

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   What do theatre staff do?

   • A theatre also needs to prepare financial accounts for its owners or trustees. Education and outreach staff are the interface between schools and communities and the theatre staff. They often explain the workings of the theatre to pre-booked groups as well as offering varied educational programmes.

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   What does a producing theatre do?

   • Producing theatres have creative teams which develop new productions from existing or new works. This includes directors, musical directors and choreographers, as well as designers of sets, props, costume, lighting and audio-visual media. They might be freelance or based at the venue, with additional specialists being brought on as required.

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   Where can I get a career in theatre?

   • Explore workshops, training and professional creative development opportunities in our new Skills Centre. Available nationwide, for ages 13+. Apprenticeships are a fantastic way to begin a career in theatre. Offered by a variety of departments, they combine college study with work at the National Theatre.

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9. getintotheatre.org › blog › what-does-a-stageWhat does a Stage Manager do? - Get into Theatre

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   A Stage Manager (SM) supports and organises all the different teams involved in the day-to-day running of a theatre production from rehearsals right through to performances and then post-show. They liaise and communicate with the full company and organise each team to ensure the smooth running of a production.