Job (Calgary/Edmonton): Call for Teaching Artists – Alberta Jubilee Auditorium

Theatre Alberta; Calgary, Edmonton; On-site; CAD 34,000 - 48,000; Part time

Job summary

The Alberta Jubilee Auditoria Society is seeking Teaching Artists for Calgary/Edmonton programs at the Alberta Jubilee Auditorium. The role focuses on delivering engaging workshops across visual arts, theatre, dance and allied fields to youth and adults, sparking curiosity and artistic growth.

Applicants should have a passion for community-based arts education and be prepared to develop thoughtful lesson plans aligned with learning goals in a collaborative environment with teaching artists and

Qualifications

• Passion for teaching youth and adults across arts and technical platforms.
• Ability to design engaging lesson plans targeting learning outcomes.
• Commitment to building community and inspiring the next generation of artists.

Responsibilities

• Activate artistry in others and spark curiosity, wonder and imagination.
• Plan thoughtful, engaging lessons across various art forms and technical platforms.
• Collaborate with educators and technicians to support learning outcomes.

Skills

Visual artist

Actor

Director

Playwright

Musician

Props builder

Fight director

Costume designer

Set designer

Puppet maker

Makeup artist

Vocal coach

Dancer

Fibre artist

Job description

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The Virgin Trial – Alberta Theatre Projects The Virgin Trial
Alberta Theatre Projects
Directed by: Glynis Leyshon
Written by: Kate Hennig
Actors Pictured: Nigel Shawn Williams, Jamie Konchak, Emma Houghton, Conrad Belau & Sarah Orenstein
Set Design: Scott Reid.
Lighting Design: David Fraser
Costume Design: Heather Moore
Photo: Benjamin Laird

Photo Credits

Directed by: Glynis Leyshon
Written by: Kate Hennig
Actors Pictured: Nigel Shawn Williams, Jamie Konchak, Emma Houghton, Conrad Belau & Sarah Orenstein
Set Design: Scott Reid.
Lighting Design: David Fraser
Costume Design: Heather Moore
Photo: Benjamin Laird

Job (Calgary/Edmonton): Call for Teaching Artists – Alberta Jubilee Auditorium

Job (Calgary/Edmonton): Call for Teaching Artists – Alberta Jubilee Auditorium

The Alberta Jubilee Auditorium is looking for Teaching Artists (TA) who have a passion of working with youth and adults across a variety of artistic and technical platforms.

What are we looking for?

We are looking for visual artists, fibre artists, actors, directors, playwrights, musicians, props builders, fight directors, costume and set designers, puppet makers, makeup artists, vocal coaches and dancers who believe in building community and inspiring the next generation of artists in Alberta.

As a TA, you take great pride in activating artistry in others and you spark the curiosity, wonder and imagination in all! You are thoughtful in your lesson plans and work towards achieving a wide variety of learning outcomes that engages all learners.

About our Arts Education Programs

Our Arts Education Programs are personalized, interactive androoted in elements of each class’ curriculum. Creative explorations in the technical, visual and performing arts will inspire learners andeducatorsto make personalconnections in,through, and about the arts.Working alongside some of the world’s best teaching artists andtechnicians,students have a hands‑on opportunity to create, reflect and explorein an environment thatsupportspersonal and social growth, empowerspractical learningand inspires curiosity that enriches theindividual, theclass, and our community.

About the Alberta Jubilee Auditoria Society

The Alberta Jubilee Auditoria Society (also referred to as the “Jubilee Society”) is a not‑for‑profit organization that emphasizes on extraordinary patron services and fosters cultural development in both Calgary and Edmonton facilities. A Board of Directors leads the Jubilee Society with representatives from across Alberta. As volunteers from the community, Board members work for the betterment of the Jubilee and strive to promote the importance of art and culture.

Interested?

Closing Date: September 5, 2019
These are paid, contracted workshops.

*The term teaching artist was established at the Lincoln Center to describe the role of the working artist in the classroom.

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