A rehearsal room with a giant steel wheel in the background. There are three performers on it: a white woman hanging on by her arms, a white man who uses a wheelchair held up in the air by some black straps, a young white man with thin legs folded below his body who also holds himself up with his arms and above him a mixed-race woman with one leg straight and the other bent and pressing on the outer side of the steel wheel. In the foreground, a Black man holds onto the wheel while standing on the floor and looks at the performers on the wheel. A white woman on the right sits on a stool and plays the ukulele. On the left, a white man in an electric wheelchair holds a custom-made guitar that fits on his lap.

‘Delicate’ Lead Producer job

Extraordinary Bodies is looking for a new producer to take on a brand new show in development called ‘Delicate’. You can find an outline of the position below. To find out more and to apply for the Lead Producer job, click on the recruitment pack button below. The information in the pack is also available in BSL and audio version through the additional buttons below.

Recruitment pack PDF
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The Lead Producer job

Outline

To produce new show ‘Delicate’, written by Jamie Beddard. The show will be touring Norway as well as the UK in 2022. To find out more about the show, click here.

Contract

£14,000 for 12-month, flexible freelance contract. Location independent.

Important dates

  • 3rd January 2022: Deadline for expression of interest, CV and monitoring form to us (sorry it’s over the festive season, but it is a light touch application, we promise!)
  • w/c 10th January 2022: 30 minute two-way Zoom chats.
  • Before the end of January 2022: Start date!

Access and inclusion

We will work with you to remove any barriers to applying or attending a chat. Contact Becky on 07952619763 or becky@diversecity.org.uk if you would like to have an informal conversation about this Lead Producer job.

We encourage applications from people who face systemic barriers to the arts, because we need diversity of thought, experience and approach more than ever. Words like ‘calm’, ‘creative’, ‘mindful’, ‘support’, ‘sensitive’, ‘smart’ and ‘careful’ crop up in the job description.