Jobs
Epic Stages Call Out
This is a call out to established theatre companies, directors, and writers who would be interested in working with National Youth Theatre this summer on our Epic Stages programme.
Epic Stages runs over three weeks for 30th July- 17th August at Rose Bruford in Sidcup, where you will work with a cast of 22- 25 year olds to produce a 30-minute work in progress show performed to an invited audience.
Work previously developed during Epic Stages has gone on to be produced by both National Youth Theatre and our partners. These include our 2018 production of Victoria's Knickers by Josh Azouz, directed by Ned Bennett at Soho Theatre and production by our Associate Company The PappyShow.
Find out more and how to apply
Deadline: Friday 26th April
Leeds-based Directors Call Out
We are interested in hearing from Leeds based directors and theatre makers to run training courses with us this summer for our new members, which focus on ensemble, devising and script work.
The course culminates in the performance of an original piece of theatre directed by the course leaders. The courses are for 18-21 year olds and will take place Monday 5th- Wednesday 21st August at Leeds University.
Interested? Please send us your CV and a cover letter outlining your experience, style and process as well as why you would like to work with NYT on our summer courses. Successful submissions will be invited to an in person workshop in Leeds.
Email jobs@nyt.org.uk with a CV and cover letter or CV and video application covering the above
Fee: £2,625 plus planning and training fee.
Deadline: Friday 26th April
Please note you must be available for the whole duration of the course.
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Our Culture
At the National Youth Theatre we work to create a culture that is inclusive, creative and collaborative. We celebrate all the ways we are different and aim to create an environment where everyone can thrive and do their best work. We want our culture to create spaces where young people from around the UK can be together, be brave and create bold work. We ask everyone involved in making each project to approach it with generosity, curiosity, kindness and respect. We believe that we do better work together than we would apart and that our work is richer and stronger thanks to the different backgrounds and experiences that everyone in our company brings. Through our work we want to be connected and responsive to each other, our communities, our industry and the wider world. Whatever your background or wherever you’re from, we invite you to support our mission to be a creative force for good at a critical time for our industry, country and world.
