Showing posts with label dance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dance. Show all posts

Friday, 16 December 2016

Open Call for Dancers, Choreographers, Dance Teachers and Workshop Leaders.



Deadline:  31st December 2016
Contact: Lena Dee Oliver lena.dee@southhillpark.org.uk
Calling all choreographers, dance teachers, workshop leaders and emerging dance artists!
An exciting new dance festival is planned for Bristol and the surrounding area, to take place late 2017/early 2018.
The festival will provide performance opportunities for all ages, abilities and styles of dance from the community as well as a platform for emerging dance artists to share their work and engage with the other performers through workshops.
We are currently looking to collect contact details from groups who fit one of the following criteria:
  • Dance schools/groups who do not often have the chance to perform on a professional stage
  • Youth or Community groups who currently provide/would like to provide dance sessions to those who often do not have access to dance
  • Groups who provide/would like to provide dance to those with physical disabilities or learning difficulties (youth or adult)
  • Adult dance groups of any age
  • Dance Artists who are interested in showcasing their work and leading professional workshops
  • Students/Volunteers looking for hands on backstage or event management experience and the possibility of taking their Gold Arts Award (accredited by The Arts Council and Trinity College, London which provides UCAS points for University applications)
Please note submissions are open to ALL ages, abilities and dance styles.  The festival will aim to celebrate the diversity of dance opportunities on offer in the region.
Please email Lena to find out more about the plans and register your interest.

Tuesday, 20 October 2015

Experienced outdoor Artist or Artists wanted





Pay:50k+ pro rata
Part Time
Deadline: 14th November 2015
During 2016 the Somerset & Dorset Railway Trust will mark the 50th anniversary of closure of the Somerset & Dorset (S&D) Railway in March 1966 after 112 years of service. We will commemorate this much loved and lamented railway with a programme of events at sites associated with the S&D and at our own base at Washford station on the West Somerset Railway. A travelling exhibition and associated activities will visit communities along the routes of this iconic railway from Bath to Burnham-on-Sea, Wells and Bridgwater in Somerset, and to Poole, Bournemouth and Wimborne in Dorset. 
The project will help keep alive the spirit, history and heritage of the railway as a major cross country rail route, its importance to the communities through which it passed, and the social impact of its closure. Working in partnership with councils, museums, libraries, heritage railways and other groups we will engage with local communities through a range of interpretative materials, outdoor arts, activities and presentations. 
The project is supported by an Our Heritage grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF). 
The Trust requires an experienced outdoor artist (or artists) to design, create and deliver a dramatic, bold and imaginative interpretation of events surrounding the closure of the S&D in 1966. The interpretation is to take place at a number of outdoor locations to coincide with the travelling exhibition and other events between March and October 2016. 
Please contact Steph Gillett, Hon. Curator, for a detailed brief, email: gillett169@btinternet.com. Proposals should be submitted by Friday 13 November 2015.

Monday, 7 September 2015

Creative Volunteer India - The Create Trust


Deadline: 1st October 2015 
Contact: Graham Peebles (graham@thecreatetrust.org)
The Create Trust is looking for creative volunteers to work on an education project in Rajasthan beginning mid/late October 2015 for a month or so. Theatre practitioners, visual artists, musicians and/or dancers would all be welcome.
The project is aimed at acutely disadvanataged children of all ages, and women, from the lowest castes in India society.
Volunteers will help design the workshops, contribute to planning and co-deliver workshops. 
Basic accomodation (with bathrooms) and (vegetarian) food will be provided in India by the Create Trust and the partner Indian ngo (Anuvibha) in Rajsamand Rajasthan.
Volunteers will be responsible for their own travel costs, i.e. flight to India(Delhi or Mumbai) and interal travel onto Udaipur - which is the nearest city to where the project will run. 
Please contact me by e-mail.
I look forward to hearing from you!

Monday, 23 March 2015

Calling All Performers: The Dance Off


Deadline: 4th April
Pay: 10-15k pro rata
If you’re a UK festival regular, we’re sure that you will have seen The Dance-Off rocking events like Secret Garden Party, Boomtown, Glade and Love Saves The Day...
...AND NOW WE'RE HIRING MCs & PERFORMERS!
Are you... An ex-boxing commentator? A retired auctioneer? A part-time drill sergeant? 
We're looking for talented performers to join the team as hosts for our interactive festival stage. This job is not for the feint-hearted and requires individuals with rapier wit, amazing improv skills, boundless energy, a great sense of humour, empathy and sarcasm in equal measure, the ability to organise and engage large crowds and of course some sweet dance moves are always a bonus!
If you can picture yourself in a boxing-ring, with a microphone, surrounded by thousands of people, hosting and facilitating our interactive spectacular, then we want to hear from you!
Or are you part of a high-energy act? Can you bust some jaw-dropping moves? Are you a human marvel?
We're also looking for fantastic dancers and performers to join us throughout this summer's jam-packed festival season. So if you've got the moves or are part of a vibrant perforance act then get in touch.
Auditons will take place on: Saturday 4th April, 4-10pm at The Old Malt House, Bristol.
To book your slot email: auditions@danceoffproductions.co.uk

Wednesday, 17 September 2014

Male Dancer Required - Mean Feet Dance

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Source: www.meanfeetdance.co.uk

Pay: £250 for 2.5 days
Deadline: Monday 29th September
An opportunity for a mature male contemporary dancer to get involved in I am Joan right at the beginning of the R&D process. You will be skilled in partnering/contact work. This opportunity is open to all but we welcome applications from dancers with lived experience of mental health issues. Whatever your experience, a willingness to take part in conversations about mental health issues, access and inclusion is essential.
You will be contracted for 2.5 days in October consisting of 2 days rehearsing/devising in Glastonbury and 0.5 days sharing in Bristol
The rehearsal dates  are negotiable. The fee is £250 inclusive of all expenses.
For more information and to apply go here.

Wednesday, 10 September 2014

Call for Artists/Dancers/Performers

Source: www.alexismilne.com
 >>10 artists/dancers/performers are needed to join the Cult of the RAMM:∑LL:Z∑∑. 
You'll be recreating and wearing the classic Cultist costumes circa 2K12, for performances at upcoming shows including SPILL Festival of PerformanceBristol Biennial and Saatchi Gallery in the UK (September/October) as well as Gallery Joey Ramone as part of International Film Festival Rotterdam (December/January). 
You will be required to learn loosely synchronised chants and body motions to be enacted during the ritual performances. There will be a number of costume preperation and rehearsal sessions leading up to the scheduled shows, the dates of the sessions will be flexible based on availability of participants.
The Cult is constantly expanding and evolving. The requirements for the upcoming shows are specific, defined roles. All 10 performers taking part will have the opportunity to work with the Cult in future performances. The Cult have an extensive history of involvement in large scale exhibitions and events across Europe —including performances and screenings at Modern Art Oxford (Open File 4, Sounding, in conjunction with Barbara Kruger exhibition),  the Barbican Centre London (Hack the Barbican 2K13), and New Art Gallery Walsall (The Hecklers, in conjunction withDamien Hirst exhibition). 2014/15 will see the Cult return to International Film Festival Rotterdam for a second time.
 If you're interested and would like to fill this role, contact:
CULTIPLICATION@GMAIL.COM CC: TXROYALE@GMAIL.COMMILNE.ALEXIS@GMAIL.COMSUBJECT: CLASSIC CULT TROOP
Feel free to forward this message to anyone who may be suitable for the role.
The Cult has spoken___::~

Singing and Dancing helpers needed at 'Happy Hands and Twinkley Toes'



Do You enjoy singing and dancing with children? Do you have a couple of spare mornings/afternoons each week? Would you like to earn up to £12.50 and hour?
Immediate part time vacancies available at Happy Hands and Twinkle Toes and long term franchise opportunities in the future.
No experience necessary although a singing voice would be great- Just enthusiasm and a love of children. 
Must be CRB checked
email happyhandsbristol@yahoo.co.uk for more details

Tuesday, 22 July 2014

Female Dancer Required - The Flaming Feathers

Source:www.artsjobs.org.uk
Female Dancer Required
Part Time
10-15k pro rata
Deadline: Monday 4th August
Contact: claire Phipps (info@theshowgirlacademy.co.uk) 

Professional Vintage Dance Troupe, The Flaming Feathers, based in Bristol are recruiting for dancers for freelance paid performance work throughout the UK.
Applicants must be:
-        Based in or near Bristol
-        Professionally trained or an advanced dancer
-        Punctual & Reliable
-        Available Tuesday evenings for training every week
-        Available Weekends for performances
-        Self Employed
-        Have Performance Experience
-        Sized 8-10, Height between 5’3” – 5’7”
-        Aged 22 – 30
-        Be confident and happy with burlesque and showgirl work
OPEN AUDITIONS WILL TAKE PLACE:-
Tuesday 5thAugust  8.00pm – 9.00pm at Lifestyle Fitness Centre, Clouds Hill Road, St.George Bristol BS5 7LH
To confirm your attendance at the audition please email: info@theflamingfeathers.co.uk

Wednesday, 11 June 2014

GDANCE Seeking Temporary Adminstrator


GDANCE is seeking a TEMPORARY ADMINISTRATOR
Part Time
14-16k pro rata
Deadline: Monday 16th June 

"GDance is a production and training company specialist in inclusive practice.

With our partners, we aim to effect real change and to address barriers to participation in, and progress through, the arts sector."

Fixed term contract July - December 2014 (potential for extension subject to review / funding)  Weekly hours:  22.5 hours (fte 0.5), preferably c.4 hours per day Mon - Fri
The Administrator will support the Director and programme staff with administration, research and communications; supporting productions, courses and events as required and supporting the team in the office, including sustaining a strong online presence for GDance.
Albeit most work will be office based, he / she must be able and willing to travel and work occasional unsociable hours when necessary.
The successful candidate must have relevant administrative experience in an office and/or production environment.  He / she must be exceptionally organised, with excellent interpersonal, verbal and written communications and IT (including social networking) skills.
He / she will be confident with data management and research and be resilient and determined, taking pride in the accuracy of his / her work and communications.  The post-holder will be driven by a strong belief in, and commitment to, inclusivity in the arts.
HOW TO APPLY
To apply for this role, please complete GDance’s application form, which is downloadable from our website: www.gdance.co.uk.
Completed application forms and Equal Opportunities monitoring forms must be returned tocath@gdance.co.uk.
Interviews will take place on: Friday 20 June or Monday 23 June, and will take place in Gloucester
Queries:
Please contact Cath Wilkins, Director, if you need support with your application, or to submit your application in an alternative format.
NB. GDance is an equal opportunities employer and, due to our mission, would particularly welcome applications from disabled applicants.

Saturday, 8 March 2014

Arts Administration Assistant - Rise Youth Dance - Part of the Creative Employment Programme


To assist Artistic Director in various company tasks. RISE Youth Dance is a small company that works with young people around Bristol. Consisting of two open junior companies and one senior company (entry by audition) RISE delivers high level dance training to young people. Alongside the weekly sessions, we hold events, run outreach teaching work, teacher training sessions and performances.
The Arts Administration assistants will be part of the processes involved in RISE. The role will suit someone who has administrative skills, is keen to learn new skills, be adaptable to the world of the arts and be a good communicator with adults and young people. The role will include being a part of all aspects of the company from working independently to attending meetings, events, rehearsals and performances.
For a full job description, please visit http://riseyouthdance.co.uk/news
This paid internship has been created as part of the Creative Employment Programme. The Creative Employment Programme is an Arts Council England fund to support the creation of traineeships, formal apprenticeship and paid internship opportunities in England for unemployed young people wishing to pursue a career in the arts and cultural sector. You can find out more at: http://creative-employment.co.uk/the-creative-employment-programme
There are certain criteria you must meet in order to be eligible to apply for a Creative Employment Programme funded internship. At the time of applying you must be aged 18 to 24 years old and you must have been registered as unemployed with Jobcentre Plus for 6 months or more. These eligibility criteria have been approved by the Department of Work and Pensions. If you wish to apply for this position please contact your local Jobcentre Plus (and quote the following LMS reference: BEG/45716 )

Wednesday, 19 February 2014

Call Out to Children's Workshop Leaders for WOMAD Festival

Stop Press - Call to Children's workshop leaders – visual artists, dancers, musicians, puppeteers, storytellers, face painters...
Save our precious planet is the theme for our procession and workshops this year. Join us to celebrate the beauty of the natural world and raise awareness of the importance and urgency of protecting it for future generations.
Creative possibilities abound from giant rain forests to endangered species. We look forward to receiving your ideas which can contribute to our final famous Sunday procession. We are always looking for large and small scale structure, costume, storytelling and any other workshop possibilities that spring to mind.
To apply email: mandy.adams@womad.org
Closing date for applications: Friday March 21st 2014.

Tuesday, 18 February 2014

Choreographer and Dancer Residency, Halsway Manor

Stepping Out is our residency programme to support young choreographers and dancers working in any dance genre to develop their work and explore folk music and dance as part of their practice. 
The residency is open to choreographers and dancers age 18 - 25 and will take place at Halsway Manor, a national centre for the folk arts near Crowcombe in Somerset. Throughout the residency choreographers and dancers will explore themes of war and injustice and create material for a scratch performance at the Hothouse festival on 19th April 2014. They will be supported by folk dance artist Kerry Fletcher and contemporary dance artist Clare Parker. 
The residency will run in parallel to the Hothouse programme for young musicians and there will be opportunities for collaboration. 
Accommodation and catering are provided for successful applicants.
To receive a copy of the brief and application form please email dance@halswaymanor.org.uk.
Email your application to Clare Parker (dance@halswaymanor.org.uk) by 5pm on 28 Feb 2014.

Sunday, 2 February 2014

Freelance Drama/Dance Workshop leaders needed!

One Day is a fresh and forward-thinking Creative Education Company, connecting children and learning with creativity and imagination. Our innovative approach to education is the perfect companion for schools looking to enrich the curriculum and complement classroom teaching.
In our experience, children have very different and unique ways of learning and we believe that these individual learning styles should be nurtured and encouraged. Placing children in an environment where they can thrive and feel confident often leads to successful and happy learning. Our menu of workshops cater for creative learning throughout all Key Stages using Drama, Music, Dance, Fitness and Play.
One Day Creative Education are looking for workshop leaders based in DEVON / BRISTOL & SOUTH GLOUCESTERSHIRE who are enthusiastic, motivated and highly passionate drama and dance workshop facilitators to join our team, delivering a range of creative and educational drama and dance workshops in schools.
We are also currently seeking Welsh Speaking freelance creative Facilitators to join our team 
Essential Requirements
  • Theatre or Dance background.
  • Experience of working with children.
  • Full driving license and Must have access to your own car.
  • Flexibility with dates.
  • Willing to travel.
  • Enthusiasm by the bucket load!
Desirable Requirements
  • Knowledge of the education system and current curriculum would be an advantage.
  • Previous CRB Enhanced disclosure check.
Offers of employment are subject to satisfactory references and enhanced CRB disclosure clearance.
For Successful applicants
Separate Drama and Dance auditions will be held week beginning Monday 17th February 2014.
Please email your CV and covering letter to: steph@onedaycreative.com

Thursday, 2 January 2014

Artists/Creatives needed for a shoot in London

Red Vatican is a London based ethical designer fashion label.

We're currently looking for artists/creatives to shoot for our campaign e.g. Actors, Dancers, Stylists, Painters, Sculptors, Filmmakers, Model/Presenters etc etc etc! 

The shoot will take place at our studio in Hackney on the 11th or the 18th of January; you will need to be available for the entire day.

We have an extensive list of media Partners including: The Metro, Ben Trovato, Zink Magazine (NY), C-Heads Magazine, A Magazine Curated By, 160 Grams Magazine, Jimon Magazine and many more. 

We're anticipating 80K plus visitors to our site in 2014. Your links will be included hence your work, as an Artist/Creative, will be seen by relevant industry figures and potential customers.

We're looking for:

A Male - 5' 10'/177 meters - minimum 
A Female - 5' 8'/173 meters - minimum

Note: Age is not a restriction.

If you're interested please drop us an email (redvatican@redvatican.com) with a few pictures and a link to your work.


Facebook page: Red Vatican


Monday, 4 November 2013

Arts Assistant (Theatre and Dance) needed at Bath Uni

 

Institute of Contemporary Interdisciplinary Arts

Salary:   Starting from £17,503, rising to £19,606
Closing Date:   Sunday 10 November 2013
Interview Date:   Wednesday 04 December 2013  

The Institute of Contemporary Interdisciplinary Arts, (ICIA), produces an ambitious programme of visual and performing arts, as well as a full participatory programme. Our interdisciplinary emphasis sees us working not only across art-forms but also with other academic departments at the University of Bath. Our work is for students, University staff, and a much wider constituency of audiences and participants across Bath and beyond.
We have recently started building our new Centre for the Arts on campus, with a scheduled opening date of early 2015. At this exciting time of our development we are looking to recruit new members to the team with experience and an enthusiasm for the arts.
We are looking to recruit a professional with a strong background in theatre and/or dance to work closely with our Creative Producer, Theatre & Dance in all aspects of the development and delivery of ICIA’s theatre and dance programme, as well as provide general administrative support to ICIA.
The successful candidate will have a passion for theatre and dance, assisting in the delivery of a wide range of music activities, including professional performances, workshops and classes, as well as support for student activities. You will also work as part of a team of Arts Assistants in the ICIA Box office as the first point of contact for customers to ensure the smooth running of box office operations and the highest standard of service and customer care.
 For more information about what we do, please visit our website.

To apply for the job go to: Bath University jobs website

Wednesday, 23 October 2013

Modern Art Oxford seeking actors and dancers for exhibition



Modern Art Oxford are seeking people with skills in performance, dance and drama to take part in a new and unique exhibition at Modern Art Oxford by renowned visual artist Eva Koťátková. The exhibition will take place from 29 November 2013 to 2 February 2014.
Eva is a sculptor who includes people in her work. For this exhibition she is creating a series of tableaux or ‘scenes’ throughout the gallery in which performers will be asked to react via movement, temporary body constellations and poses to an audio track which explores the physical mechanisms of speech and relates to articulation or pronunciation failures and difficulties of the recorded voice.
We are currently putting together a group of performers who can commit to part or the whole of the exhibition. Participants will be required to take part in a series of paid rehearsals and perform throughout the duration of the exhibition either between Tuesday to Saturday or just Sundays. Modern Art Oxford can offer performers a daily rate for 5 and 7 hour days respectively.
Modern Art Oxford would like to promote this exciting opportunity to local dancers and actors, if possible please pass onto these details through your networks. Should you wish to discuss this further please do not hesitate to contact Lawrence Taylor by email info@modernartoxford.org.uk or by phone 01865 722733. 

Saturday, 19 October 2013

Co-Curator of Movement

Compass Presents (www.compasspresents.com) are recruiting a VOLUNTEER CO-CURATOR OF MOVEMENT to work with an experienced and dynamic team.  The Caligari Experience, taking place in Bristol in March 2014 will be created by Compass Presents in collaboration with Limbic Cinema, one of the UKs foremost live visuals teams, and renowned live scoremakers MINIMA.  The show will be an original and exciting cross of a cinematic and theatrical experience; the atmosphere and narrative of the 1920s silent gothic film The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari will be conveyed through large-scale cinema projection, live music, interactive visuals and a strong aspect of circus and movement performance.
You will work with an ensemble of dance/circus performers and will take the lead in choreographing a number of movement sequences of this event.  This person will be able to use a planned storyboard for direction and effectively interpret the brief to successfully choreograph the movement pieces using the capabilities of the performers.  The selected person will collaborate with the already appointed Co-curator of movement to ensure successful execution of the movement and dance aspects of this event.  This is an excellent opportunity for those with an interest in dance/circus and film, for those looking for more experience within these areas, or who would like to pursue a future in movement and choreography. This may be of interest to recent dance, choreography and performance graduates and those pursuing a career in the performing arts, directing or dance.
Ideally you will be:
* Able to choreograph interesting and dynamic movement sequences conveying particular atmospheres, in conjunction with a storyboard of the show.
* Able to commit to a rehearsal schedule of at least 1 four-hour session per week between February and March, with more in the final week before performance (Exact rehearsal schedule TBC)
* Able to commit to an approx. fortnightly programming meeting between Mid-October and the production in March
Compass Presents is a voluntary, not-for-profit social enterprise and none of our team are paid; we are however able to pay expenses and we pride ourselves on looking after our team.
please contact: Matt Mulligan (casting@compass-film.co.uk) if interested