Resident Artist
Part-time (28 hours per week), One-year fixed-term contract | £31,793 (£25,434 pro rata)
Here at Company Three, we are looking to complete our exciting team of artists by recruiting a new Resident Artist. This role is for a fixed one-year contract, working 4 days a week. The Resident Artist will bring their experience, energy and creativity to enhance our work at Company Three.
The Resident Artist will co-create performances with our members. They will deliver with the team our year-round programme of workshops and performances, working with young people to tell their own stories and make their own change.
Submitting your application
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Key Dates
Application Deadline: 7pm, Thursday 16 May
First Interview: Thursday 28 May
Second interview: Thursday 6 June
Job Start: Monday 15 July
We work hard to make sure our board and team are made up of people who share the backgrounds of our members. At the moment our membership includes people who self-define as:
Asian Pakistani, Black, Black African, Black African and British, Black Arab, Black British, Black British Congolese, Black British – Jamaican, Barbadian, St Lucian, Black British Caribbean, Black Gambian, Hong Kong Chinese and Filipina, Mixed, Mixed – African and English, Mixed Race British, Mixed – Irish and Algerian, Mixed – Black and White backgrounds, Mixed – Jamaican and Bangladesh, Mauritian and English, Nigerian and Jamaican, Latin American, Somali, Turkish, White, White Albanian, White Black Caribbean, White British, White British Israeli, White Chinese, White Irish, White Irish Cypriot.
We want to meet people who understand what it’s like to live, study, work or grow up in Islington, who are working class, neurodiverse, Disabled or LGBTQ+.