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Project Manager Position with the Envelope Room
Title: Envelope Room Project Manager
Role: An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced, motivated and passionate Project Manager, with experience of managing arts organisations, to join the Envelope Room team and support an ambitious programme of events, workshops, call out opportunities and festival.
The post is funded by Creative Scotland for 18 months beginning March 2026. The Project Manager will spend their time working alongside Envelope Room Steering Committee, and various partners.
Location: Home working with meetings and events in Glasgow and Edinburgh
Reports to: Envelope Room Steering Committee
Salary: £200 per day/ £15600
Hours: 78 days over an 18 month period.
This could be 1 day a week for 18 months but an approach to flexible working is needed to support and attend the delivery of Envelope Room events.
For the full job description and application information, please download the PDF below.
Role: An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced, motivated and passionate Project Manager, with experience of managing arts organisations, to join the Envelope Room team and support an ambitious programme of events, workshops, call out opportunities and festival.
The post is funded by Creative Scotland for 18 months beginning March 2026. The Project Manager will spend their time working alongside Envelope Room Steering Committee, and various partners.
Location: Home working with meetings and events in Glasgow and Edinburgh
Reports to: Envelope Room Steering Committee
Salary: £200 per day/ £15600
Hours: 78 days over an 18 month period.
This could be 1 day a week for 18 months but an approach to flexible working is needed to support and attend the delivery of Envelope Room events.
For the full job description and application information, please download the PDF below.
Theatre and Live Arts Records at Risk Project
We have recently been contacted by The University of Bristol Theatre Collection about a fund that has been awarded to them to facilitate a project to identify and rescue significant theatre and live art records.
The impact of the pandemic on the performing arts sector has been severe, and there is the possibility of collections being lost if action is not taken now to save records to preserve the cultural history and heritage of the industry.
They are looking to help individuals including but not limited to artists, backstage professionals, designers, directors, performers, photographers, practitioners, producers, and writers, as well as organisations which have been affected by the pandemic and need help with caring for their archives, both digital and analogue.
Follow these links for more information about this project and the Bristol University Theatre Collection
The impact of the pandemic on the performing arts sector has been severe, and there is the possibility of collections being lost if action is not taken now to save records to preserve the cultural history and heritage of the industry.
They are looking to help individuals including but not limited to artists, backstage professionals, designers, directors, performers, photographers, practitioners, producers, and writers, as well as organisations which have been affected by the pandemic and need help with caring for their archives, both digital and analogue.
Follow these links for more information about this project and the Bristol University Theatre Collection