Communications and Marketing Manager, Arcola Theatre

Arcola Theatre is looking for a new Communications and Marketing Manager. Could it be you?

We’re looking for someone to lead our Communications and Marketing department through its next chapter, driving sales and connecting people to the work of Arcola Theatre.

This is a hugely exciting time to join Arcola. We have recently transitioned to producing or co-producing almost every show in our programme, affording greater artistic involvement in the work we stage. In the last year we have started to tour our productions for the first time (New Nigerians and, currently, Little Miss Sunshine). We have also just announced Arcola’s first ever production at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe: Until The Flood at the Traverse Theatre. Next year will be our 20th anniversary, and we will be marking the occasion with a year-long season of productions, including brand new commissions from major playwrights.

Please visit our website to find out more about the role www.arcolatheatre.com/communications-and-marketing-manager-2019/

To apply, please download and complete an application form.

Arcola produces daring, high-quality theatre in the heart of East London and beyond.

We commission and premiere exciting, original works alongside rare gems of world drama and bold new productions of classics.

Our socially-engaged, international programme champions diversity, challenges the status quo, and attracts over 65,000 people to our building each year. Ticket prices are some of the most affordable in London, and our long-running Pay What You Can scheme ensures there is no financial barrier to accessing the theatre.

Every year, we offer 26 weeks of free rehearsal space to BAME and refugee artists; our Grimeborn Festival opens up opera with contemporary stagings at affordable prices; and our Participation department creates over 13,500 creative opportunities for the people of Hackney and beyond. Our pioneering environmental initiatives are award-winning, and aim to make Arcola the world’s first carbon-neutral theatre.