Working in the performing arts means living on passion. Rehearsals run late, tours take you away from home, contracts are short and the line between work and life blurs. For many women in the sector, that passion comes with a …
Why an LMS for Equal Arts? Equal Arts built its course on a learning management system (LMS) because the people it serves need learning they can fit around an unpredictable working life. Flexible for freelance careers. Performing arts professionals move …
In the performing arts, management rarely arrives with a job title. You become a manager when you book the first tour, lead a rehearsal or look after a small team. Often you’re managing yourself at the same time, as a …
From Backstage to Leadership: How Administrative Skills Can Open Doors for Women in the Performing Arts Ask any performing arts company who keeps it running, and the answer is rarely the name on the poster. It’s the person who builds …
The work Performing arts careers are broader than the stage. Alongside performers, choreographers, directors and designers, there are producers, tour and stage managers, technicians, lighting and sound specialists, administrators, fundraisers, marketers, teachers, community and outreach workers, and event organisers. Many …