ACPA is searching for a talented First Nations Choreographer to join our team to help prepare our Bright New Generation of First Nations Performers for high profile, commercial engagements both within Australia and for the International stage.  The role is predominantly based in Brisbane and will have national and international travel requirements from time to time.

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If your dream is to perform on the famous Moulin Rouge® stage in Paris and would like to join the Moulin Rouge® company, click the link above for criteria.

The Moulin Rouge® Paris is a permanent show establishment.

We are always on the lookout for talent, male and female, available now and for in the future, as and when positions become vacant.

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We are seeking a dedicated, focused and rigorous person to join our small team. 

The position of Director engages with choreographers, dance organisations, universities, artistic partners, Government bodies, Foundations and funding donors to support the mission and vision of Critical Path.

The role of Director is fundamental to the success and further development of Critical Path and is responsible for designing and implementing the creative strategies that will respond to the vision and priorities of Critical Path in the short, medium and long term.

To apply please email an EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (outlining your suitability for the role and your reasons for applying) with your CV and TWO REFEREES to Critical Path’s Chair, Brendan O’Connell by 10am AEDT, 23 January 2023

INTERVIEWS will be held on 27 and 30 January 2023

Join the collective in 2023

We have opportunities in 2023 for creative, dynamic and like-minded artists to become a part of the ADC team.

We are seeking expressions of interest from dancers, who have strong skills in improvisation, task work and contributing to creative processes. We value authenticity, sensitivity, and resilience. We welcome professionals from emerging to established and all genders, backgrounds and ethnicities.

ADC is a collaborative, inclusive and inspiring environment, where your courage for taking creative risks will drive our innovation.

APPLICATIONS CLOSE - 8 January 2023

A member of the ADC team will be in touch in the week of the 9th of January if we would like to progress your application further. 

ADC is looking for its new General Manager

For over 38 years, ADC (formerly Expressions Dance Company) has been a significant cultural resource for artists, dancers, students, teachers and audiences throughout Queensland, while regularly touring Australia and the world. ADC seeks to build on these foundations to grow the company, becoming more financially diverse and sustainable as we continue to contribute to the contemporary dance landscape.

The General Manager role is an integral part of the Company’s overall strategic, operational and commercial leadership. Working in close partnership with the Artistic Director, your work will augment and support the creative vibrancy of the company and guide the sustainability of organisation.

We seek an exceptional and suitably experienced person to lead our commercial team, enhancing our business acumen, financial management and audience development while modelling a growth mindset to ADC's diverse team of talent.

For this key role, you will possess experience in company or business management, a drive to achieve outstanding results and share a passion for the arts, especially live performance.

If this sounds like you, please read the information pack for the full position description and apply today.

The Russell Page Graduate Program provides opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander dance graduates or early career artists (aged 18 to 23) to develop as professional dancers through training and mentoring and being a member of the dancer ensemble for performances and touring seasons.

Key dates:

Applications open | Monday 19 September 2022

Applications close | Friday 7 October 2022

Auditions | Monday 17 October 2022

Successful applicant notified by late October 2022 to commence work January 2023

Detour is a new and urgent opportunity, supporting an independent dance artist, to mobilise and engage in a sustained program for their personal creative development, in a spirit of reciprocity, with five Australian dance companies.

Dance Makers Collective (Darug Country, Western Sydney, NSW), Dancenorth (Gurambilbarra and Yunbenun Country, Townsville, QLD), GUTS (Arrernte Country, Alice Springs, NT), Tasdance (Lutruwita Country, Launceston, TAS) and Tracks (Larrakia Country, Darwin, NT) invite a dance practitioner to spend two weeks with each company, in a self-directed residency, to explore their practice, connect with new landscapes and share with the communities we serve.

DOWNLOAD THIS PDF TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT EACH COMPANY’S OFFERINGS

An opportunity to join Australasian Dance Collective, with the launch of two exciting new roles!

Project Producer — Support through the facilitation and management of ADC’s RISE funded Lucie In the Sky.

Program Co-ordinator — ADC’s Mature Age Program, which includes a pilot Mature Age Ensemble.

If this sounds like you, head over to their website for the full position descriptions and information on how to apply.

Applications close - 16 July 2021

Want to be part of Metro Arts’ 2022 Program?
CALL FOR PROPOSALS ARE NOW OPEN

Metro Arts currently have three Call for Proposals open:

• 2022 Performance + Creative Development Program

• 2022 Exhibition Program

• 2022 Artist in Residence Program

  KEY APPLICATION DATES:
  Information session: Tuesday 29 June, 5pm / Metro Arts: 97 Boundary Street West End.
  Applications close: Monday 12 July, 11.59pm / AEST
  Notification: You will be notified whether you are successful or not by Monday 16 August.

BLEACH* Ambassadors are an essential part of the team who are passionate about supporting Arts & Culture on the Gold Coast.

If this sounds like you, Bleach* Festival are currently recruiting for a fabulous team of 2021 Festival BLEACH* Ambassadors.

Brisbane Festival is seeking Event Staff to work alongside the programming and technical teams to support this year's artistic program.

Expressions of Interest close 7 June 2021.

ROLE DESCRIPTION

A Facilitator for the Wakakirri Best Start Program is someone who is reliable, highly organised, with great communication skills, has a passion for the Arts, and is experienced in working with large groups of students in either primary or secondary schools. You will be responsible for helping to design and create a story-dance item, while ensuring that everyone participating in the program feels supported to prepare for and present a Wakakirri Performance.

Under the direction of the Company Manager, the Office and Administration Coordinator is responsible for ensuring the smooth running of the Dancenorth office in an efficient and timely manner. Exceptional attention to detail, organisational and proven planning skills are all essential attributes to this role. As a representative of the Company you will exhibit a professional attitude, a working knowledge of administrative services and systems required to support the organisation, and a collegiate demeanor with a readiness to work in a supportive role within a dynamic team environment. The Office & Administration Coordinator reports to the Company Manager and works collaboratively with all other staff.

Applications close midnight Monday, 8 March 2021.

About the role
As an integral team member within our operations, the company manager is pivotal to the smooth running of not just the artistic program, but our Youth Ensemble and education programs, community engagement, performance seasons, tours and funding applications.

For this multi-faceted, fast-paced and constantly evolving role, you will need to be ultra-organised, resourceful, have an eye for detail, tech-savvy, creative and be able to problem solve.

Every day is different, and your role covers a multitude of responsibilities, including the key area of liaising with the dancers to ensure their program of training, health and wellbeing is of the highest standard.

We are a small team which works collaboratively. You will be encouraged to contribute on everything from marketing initiatives and publicity to producing our many special functions and events - we all pitch in and help where needed.

We are passionate about the business of creating art – we also have a lot of fun doing it.

Applications close 25 January 2021 5pm AEST

Interviews will be held in week of 1 February 2021

Join the collective in 2021

A rare opportunity has arisen for creative, dynamic and like-minded artists to become part of the ADC team.

We looking for a project-based Rehearsal Director and encourage experienced rehearsal directors, or people in a leadership role within a dance studio, to apply.

ADC is a collaborative, inclusive and inspiring environment where your courage for taking creative risks will drive our innovation.

Please head to the website for more information and to register your interest:

Join the collective in 2021

A rare opportunity has arisen for creative, dynamic and like-minded artists to become part of the ADC team.

We are seeking Expressions of Interest from male dancers who have strong technique and excellent skills in partnering, improvisation, task work and contributing to creative processes. We value authenticity, intelligence, clarity, sensitivity and resilience.

ADC is a collaborative, inclusive and inspiring environment where your courage for taking creative risks will drive our innovation.

Given the complexities presented by COVID-19, we will not be holding auditions. So please head to the website for more information and to register your interest:

The University of Melbourne aspires to establish its dance program as a world-leader with a vision of artistic, pedagogical and research excellence, building upon its significant 40-year history. As part of this aspiration, a revitalised Bachelor of Fine Arts (Dance) will be implemented in 2021. The new BFA (Dance) will continue to focus on the rigorous preparation of dancers as artists and makers, but a new pedagogical approach will involve teaching and learning in cultural leadership including in performance, community, arts management, health and wellbeing sectors and dance and technology.

The University of Melbourne aspires to establish its dance program as a world-leader with a vision of artistic, pedagogical and research excellence, building upon its significant 40-year history. As part of this aspiration, a revitalised Bachelor of Fine Arts (Dance) will be implemented in 2021. The new BFA (Dance) will continue to focus on the rigorous preparation of dancers as artists and makers, but a new pedagogical approach will involve teaching and learning in cultural leadership including in performance, community, arts management, health and wellbeing sectors and dance and technology.

The University of Melbourne aspires to establish its dance program as a world-leader with a vision of artistic, pedagogical and research excellence, building upon its significant 40-year history. As part of this aspiration, a revitalised Bachelor of Fine Arts (Dance) will be implemented in 2021. The new BFA (Dance) will continue to focus on the rigorous preparation of dancers as artists and makers, but a new pedagogical approach will involve teaching and learning in cultural leadership including in performance, community, arts management, health and wellbeing sectors and dance and technology.

Dancenorth is looking for a MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER TO JOIN their dynamic team in Townsville. 

Reporting to the Dancenorth Executive Director, the Marketing and Communications Manager is responsible for developing and implementing effective marketing and communications strategies in order to promote Dancenorth’s vision locally, nationally and internationally. This includes the design and implementation of all aspects of the marketing department, including liaison and management of external contractors (media, design, print etc).

The Marketing and Communications Manager’s role is to involve, retain and build Dancenorth’s audiences, participants and supporters. This position is part of the management team at Dancenorth and will play an important role in helping to drive the Company’s direction.

The Marketing and Communications Manager role requires a proactive creative problem-solver with highly developed communications skills, who is a collaborative and positive contributor to the Dancenorth team culture.

Based in Melbourne, Ausdance VIC is looking for an exceptional individual to be their new General Manager, a key leadership role within the organisation.

You will be a confident and collaborative leader who can galvanise a small but dynamic team to support Victoria’s vibrant and diverse dance sector.

For a detailed Position Description, download the Applicant Information Pack and take the next steps in your arts management career.

Applications close October 16th 2020, 5 PM.