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WORK WITH US

“Working with Alfie James Productions is a real joy. Even as a more mature Actor starting out Alfie has given me a tremendous amount of support to progress providing a safe environment to learn and wonderful opportunities.” (Lesley, Performer)

 

“Alfie James Productions has provided me with a great starting point working on their shows as a Technician and Stage Manager. Alfie gave me the encouragement I needed to pursue a career in Theatre” (Jake, Technician)

 

Artistic support and teamwork are an essential part of our work and our artistic vision. We strongly believe in supporting our fellow artists especially at the early part of their career. As a small theatre group, we specialize in developing small intimate performances, developing community theatre projects which raises awareness of social issues. We love working with people whom have new creative ideas, enthusiasm and willingness to work with us to develop the rather special and unique work which we do.

 

By Artistic support – whether it is a performer or other creative, we will do our best to offer support in your artistic development when you work with us. We will give you the freedom to develop your work and your ideas whilst giving advice too. We will do our best to support and provide training where we can.

 

There are many different opportunities which we do provide. Most of our opportunities are advertised here and on our social media platforms. You can also send us an email to express an interest with any additional information about your work. (CV, Show reel, links to past work, websites)

 

Opportunities which we provide:

 

-Acting opportunities: We regularly stage productions and hold auditions to all our plays. Not all productions are paid, and this is clearly highlighted when advertising auditions.

 

-Involvement in our community theatre projects: We lead a range of different projects for artists (of different levels of ability) to get involved in. All our projects are free to take part in.

 

-Workshop leaders and Volunteering opportunities: We are always looking for fellow Artists and volunteers to support our community theatre projects. Training and DBS checks are provided where required.

 

-Creative opportunities: We are always looking for Technicians, Costume and Set Designers, Front of House and Marketing support for our productions. Where possible, we provide paid opportunities.

 

-Opportunities for Writers: We’re always looking for new plays and new writers to work with.

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Calling freelance artists, technicians and volunteers ...

-We are currently on the look out for local artists who have a particular interest / specialism in music and composition to support our Story Box Community Theatre Project in Wanstead. Our group is hoping to create a small, devised performance based on the theme “Staying warm” and we are interested in exploring music and song as well as composing our own song.

 

-Are you a freelance technician or film artist? We would love to build up links with local artists to collaborate and work with.

Assistant Workshop Facilitator 

The Pride London Community Heritage Project

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Key information:

Location: Theatre Deli, London 

Start date: December 2024

End date: June 2025 

Working hours: Fridays

Pay: £75 per day (6-month fixed contract) 

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The Pride London Community Heritage Project is a new project run by our Pride Theatre Productions community group. The aim is to develop a community project working alongside a group of adults to explore the story of the first London Pride march which took place in 1972. We will develop historical enquiry skills, visit and work with the National Archives and Bishopsgate Institute to learn about the first pride and developing ideas of why Pride was created before developing a free learning resource and a performance to share with the local community.  

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We are looking for someone local to London who is enthusiastic about both heritage and theatre and making the arts and heritage more accessible for others. You will have excellent communication skills and a positive outlook ad a good sense of humour. Ideally, you will have some theatre experience and a current DBS check. (Although not essential as we can hep sort this if needed) 

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To apply:

Please send us a copy of your CV along with a cover letter telling us a little bit about yourself, your experience and what you can bring to the project. 

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Send applications to Alfie James 

pridetheatreproductions@gmail.com

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Closing date: APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED (But thank you for your interest)

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This project is supported by The Heritage Lottery Fund and Alfie James Productions. 

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Other current opportunities:

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