Participation Producer

ArtsHub Australia Pty; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 32,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Kiln Theatre is seeking a Participation Producer to plan and deliver community-based work with local young people and communities in Brent and Camden. The role emphasizes authentic relationships with local organisations and residents, ensuring access to creative opportunities in an inclusive environment.

You will lead on projects with partners, recruit diverse teams, and work with the Fundraising team on funding applications, while maintaining robust administration and scheduling for all

Qualifications

• Experience in a professional arts organisation or theatre producing environment.
• Experience working with grassroots organisations and community stakeholders.
• Experience working with safeguarding policies and processes for children and vulnerable adults.
• Knowledge of theatre-making processes including artistic, production and marketing aspects.
• Experience planning and delivering complex events with multiple partners.

Responsibilities

• Develop and deliver Kiln Theatre’s programme for local young people and communities in consultation with the Head of Creative Engagement.
• Lead projects with new and existing local partners to benefit historically underserved communities.
• Recruit and manage diverse teams to deliver inclusive projects.
• Collaborate with Fundraising on funding applications by producing activity plans and budgets.
• Maintain systems to plan, deliver and track Participation projects and schedules.

Skills

Community partnerships

Project planning

Budgeting

Stakeholder management

Safeguarding

Collaboration

Job description

Job DescriptionThe Participation Producer is responsible for the effective planning and delivery of Kiln's work with local communities. This activity focuses on opportunities for people from Brent and Camden to engage with Kiln predominantly through performance and civic engagement outside of formal education or training.This includes building, maintaining and nurturing authentic relationships with local organisations and residents, developing opportunities for partnership and understanding the contexts in which our local communities live, learn and work. The Participation Producer will be dedicated…

Job Description

The Participation Producer is responsible for the effective planning and delivery of Kiln’s work with local communities. This activity focuses on opportunities for people from Brent and Camden to engage with Kiln predominantly through performance and civic engagement outside of formal education or training.

This includes building, maintaining and nurturing authentic relationships with local organisations and residents, developing opportunities for partnership and understanding the contexts in which our local communities live, learn and work. The Participation Producer will be dedicated to and passionate about ensuring culturally underserved communities have access to creative opportunities in an inclusive environment that enables them to thrive and flourish.

Job Requirements

Experience of working in a professional arts organisation, preferably within a producing theatre or performing arts organisation and within a creative and/or cultural learning context.Experience working with grass roots organisations, community stakeholders and local councils.Experience of working with a safeguarding policy, safeguarding processes for both young people and adults at risk.Knowledge and understanding of the theatre-making process including artistic, technical/production, and marketing processes.Experience planning, scheduling and delivery of complex events including those in which participants and professional artists collaborate.Ability to work collaboratively, diplomatically and independently whilst managing projects and workload effectively; budgeting, planning and delivering work to meet multiple priorities and deadlines.

Please see Application Pack for the full list of requirements for this role.

Job Responsibilities

Develop and deliver Kiln Theatre’s programme of work for local young people and communities in consultation with the Head of Creative Engagement.Lead on projects with new and existing local partners to achieve positive outcomes for local communities, particularly those who have historically been underserved.Recruit and manage teams of diverse and inclusive practitioners, facilitators and creative teams to deliver projects.Work closely with the Fundraising team on the preparation of funding applications by producing activity plans and budgets for project applications.Create and maintain administration systems to ensure thorough planning, delivery and tracking of all Participation projects, and support Head of Creative Engagement so that the department’s administration and schedule runs smoothly.

For the full set of job responsibilities, please read the Application Pack.