Opportunities
Birds of Paradise is Looking for a Designer
Birds of Paradise Theatre Company are looking for a Scottish based designer who identifies as disabled. The large scale production at the Tramway in February 2026 will be dealing with the themes of disability and sexuality.
You'll be working with Robert Softley Gale and you can contact him for more information or to register your interest.
Robert Softley Gale - [email protected]
You'll be working with Robert Softley Gale and you can contact him for more information or to register your interest.
Robert Softley Gale - [email protected]
Sustainability Day
The PMF in partnership with the Scottish Theatre Sustainability Group are pleased to announce our Sustainability Day on Thursday 20th March 2025.
Kindly hosted by the Tron Theatre, 63 Trongate, Glasgow, G1 5HB and entitled Greening UK Theatre: a cross border dialogue it is an opportunity to share and discuss experiences of working on sustainability in the theatre sector, and will explore differences in approach between Scotland and other parts of the UK.
More information here
Kindly hosted by the Tron Theatre, 63 Trongate, Glasgow, G1 5HB and entitled Greening UK Theatre: a cross border dialogue it is an opportunity to share and discuss experiences of working on sustainability in the theatre sector, and will explore differences in approach between Scotland and other parts of the UK.
More information here
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