Producer

Tortoise in a Nutshell are looking for a passionate and enthusiastic full-time producer to join our small theatre charity team The position of Producer is central to the continuing success of Tortoise in a Nutshell as a small-scale, self-producing, visual theatre charity. Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic the charity has undergone a period of carefully considered strategic reflection. The result of this process has been the creation of a strategic plan, outlining a programme of project work for the coming three years, alongside a number of key policy updates, goals, aims and objectives. The primary focus of the Producer, working in close collaboration with the organisation's Co-Directors, will be to explore, adapt and enact this plan. The Producer's responsibilities will be divided across three principal areas, Core Operations, Project Producing and Strategy. The Producer will act as co-lead on Project Producing and Core Operations, working as part of a small, collegiate, management team with the company's Co-Directors. The Producer will also act to support and collaborate with the Co-Directors in strategic planning. Tortoise in a Nutshell is a highly collaborative, motivated and passionate organisation. Although small in size, it produces impactful projects in both participatory and performance settings, and has grown a hard-earned reputation for excellence. As the charity moves into a new phase of working, the role of Producer offers the chance to make a significant impact at an organisation delivering high-calibre work across Scotland and internationally. The initial contract will be for a 1-year term, with a view to permanent extension of the position, pending successful funding applications. For a full producer job description and details on how to apply please email Alex on . The application deadline for this position has been extended to allow additional time and space for those involved in the Creative Scotland Multi-Year funding deadline. Fee: £32,000 pro rata Term: Full-time. 1-year fixed term, with a view to extending to permanent position pending further funding. Hours of Work: 35 hours per week. The deadline is Wednesday 01 May 2024 at 17:00. #J-18808-Ljbffr