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LUNG is recruiting SIX roles for a brand new Musical …

LUNG are proud to be premiering a new verbatim musical (to be announced) in London this summer. This is a socially engaged production written by Helen Monks and Matt Woodhead (Co-Artistic Directors of LUNG) with music from Owen Crouch (BBC Radio 1 Introducing) and Clementine Douglas (BBC Radio 1 Dance Artist of the Year). This new production has been co-commissioned by The Lowry and developed via the National Theatre Studio’s Generate Programme. This musical is cast exclusively with children. A desire and enthusiasm to work with children is therefore a must across all departments. We are excited to be premiering this dynamic new musical and seek an experienced team to help us realise our most ambitious endeavour yet.

How to apply: To apply for any role please send a CV and half a page / 3 minute max video/audio of why you would like to apply to Producer Camille Koosyial (camille@lungtheatre.co.uk) with the subject heading of the role you are applying for

Equal opportunities Form: You are also required to fill out an equal opps form here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSes4qCgNztkVV93YCd3vUzoIkHieqK2X39b9yyZMdW6ucm1kQ/viewform?pli=1

Application deadline: 15th April 

A shortlisting process will take place, we will then hold interviews for shortlisted candidates on: w/ 15th April ( via Zoom ) 

A note on payment structure: At LUNG we pay all artists on a fixed term contract the same weekly fee. Everyone’s time, everyone’s expertise and everyone’s skills are just as valuable when creating a piece of art.

Technical Stage Manager

-To perform the duties of a TSM and to support the rehearsal room during rehearsals.

-To manage the Qlab and other smaller technical requirements in the rehearsal room.

-To carry out the traditional day to day duties of a Technical Stage Manager and support the Company Stage Manager throughout the rehearsal period

-To technically stage manage the tech and previews.

-To support on the get in and operating of the show in London

-To support on the get in and  get out of the show. 

-To work closely with the rest of the Creative team to collaborate during the development of the production. 

- Attend production team meetings and pre-production meetings. 

-Lead on the archiving of technical aspects of the production 

-Please note this list is not exhaustive of some of the responsibilities of TSM

Essential:

Good working knowledge of Qlab

Experience with focusing lighting and operating lighting cues

Experience with operating sound and visual cues


Desirables:

  • Experience working on musicals 

  • Experience working with young people in theatrical settings

  • Enhanced DBS checked

  • Interested in socially engaged/ political work 


Dates:

Rehearsals: 17th June - 30th June ( Saturdays + evenings ) 

Tec & Previews: 1st July - 9th July  (not Sunday ) 

Performances: 10th July - 4th August ( not Sundays ) 


Fee: 

Weekly fee £600 

Total fee: £4200

Location:

We are currently only able to accept applications from those based in London or with a base in the Greater London area. 

Term:

Fixed term contract. 

Company Stage Manager

-To perform the duties of a CSM and to support the rehearsal room during rehearsals of The Children’s Inquiry

-To manage the Qlab and other smaller technical requirements in the rehearsal room

- Creating and managing the prompt copy during rehearsals.

-To support the Set and Costume designer with sourcing some props and costume

-To work closely with the Production Manager and creative team to support the rehearsal period.

- To work with the Technical Stage Manager and Production Manager to run the technical rehearsals

- Liaise and support the Assistant Stage Manager 

- To operate the show during its run. 

-To work with the LUNG team to look after the welfare of the cast and creative team.

-Lead on the archiving of costume and props of the production 

- Please note this list is not exhaustive of some of the responsibilities of a CSM.

Desirables:

  • Experience working on musicals 

  • Experience working with young people in theatrical settings

  • Enhanced DBS checked

  • Interested in socially engaged/ political work 

Dates:

Rehearsals: 20th May - 30th June ( Saturdays + evenings ) 

Tec & Previews: 1st July - 9th July ( not Sundays ) 

Performances: 10th July - 4th August ( not Sundays ) 


Fee: 

Weekly fee £600 

Total Fee: £6600

Location:

We are currently only able to accept applications from those based in London or with a base in the Greater London area. 

Term:

Fixed term contract. 

Assistant Stage Manager

-To perform the duties of a ASM and to support the rehearsal room during rehearsals of The Children’s Inquiry

-To support the Stage Manager with Qlab and other smaller technical requirements in the rehearsal room

-To support the Set and Costume designer with sourcing some props and costume

-To work closely with the rest of the Stage Management team to support the rehearsal period.

- To support with props and mic tracks during performances 

-To work with the LUNG team to look after the welfare of the cast and creative team.

- Please note this list is not exhaustive of some of the responsibilities of an ASM.

Desirables:

  • Experience working on musicals 

  • Experience working with young people in theatrical settings

  • Experience working with radio mics and other sound equipment

  • Enhanced DBS checked

  • Interested in socially engaged/ political work 


Dates:

Rehearsals: 17th June - 30th June ( Saturdays + evenings ) 

Tec & Previews: 1st July - 9th July ( not Sundays ) 

Performances: 10th July - 4th August ( not Sundays ) 

Fee: 

Weekly fee £600 

Total Fee: £4200

Location:

We are currently only able to accept applications from those based in London or with a base in the Greater London area. 

Term:

Fixed term contract.


Sound Operator (Sound No1)

-To manage the on stage sounds during rehearsals

-To perform the duties of a Sound Operator to support the rehearsal room during rehearsals. 

-To operate the onstage sound during the performance 

- Creating and managing the mic tracks for the production 

-To work with the Production Manager and Technical Stage Manager to ensure all sound equipment for the production is purchased ( including hires ) 

-To work closely with the Production Manager and creative team to support the rehearsal period.

- To be responsible for the acquisition, installation, and maintenance of all sound equipment to support with the hang, focus, and run the sound equipment

- Liaise closely with the composer to realise the audability, mixing and sonic vision of the piece

- To support Technical Stage Manager and Production Manager in  technical rehearsals

- Please note this list is not exhaustive of some of the responsibilities of a Sound Operator/ Engineer .

Essential:

  • Experience working on musicals 

  • Experience working with radio mics 

Desirables:

  • Experience working with young people in theatrical settings

  • Enhanced DBS checked

  • Interested in socially engaged/ political work 

Dates

Rehearsals: 17th June - 30th June ( Saturdays + evenings ) 

Tec & Previews: 1st July - 9th July ( not Sundays ) 

Performances: 10th July - 4th August ( not Sundays ) 

Fee: 

Weekly fee £600 

Total fee = £4200


Location:

We are currently only able to accept applications from those based in London or with a base in the Greater London area. 


Term:

Fixed term contract. 

Associate Musical Director

-To work with the Musical Director to rehearse and teach the music for the production 

- To support the Musical Director in the realisation of their artistic vision of the material

- To actively support and where appropriate advise the Musical Director, Composer and Writer on the development and realisation of the creative vision of the musical

- To work with the Director to note the production during the run of the production 

- To rehearse swings and implement any required vocal notes during the run of the production

- To conduct performances. Please note the musical is pre-recorded but performances may require bringing into the track via live monitors. 

>Support the Musical Director to fully-realise the work and remain faithful to the vision of the writers and composer, direct the vocals of performers to perfect the music and supervising the detail of the musical score in each performance to ensure consistency of delivery and freshness.

-To run vocal and instrumental rehearsals, this may include conducting the company. 

- To be present at performances for vocal warm ups for the company for the duration of the run.

-Work with the Company Stage Manager to safeguard the welfare of the cast during rehearsals and throughout the run.

- Please note this list is not exhaustive of some of the responsibilities of an Associate Musical Director.

Essentials:

  • Experience working on musicals 

  • Experience working with young people in theatrical settings

  • Minimum Grade 8 (or equivalent) standard Piano*

Desirables:

  • Sight-reading*

  • Running vocal and instrumental rehearsals*

  • Improvisation

  • Conducting

  • Understand of musical notation, arranging or composition using Sibelius or similar programmes

  • Enhanced DBS checked

  • Interest of working on/with electronic music 

  • Interested in socially engaged/ political work 

Dates:

Rehearsals: 20th May - 30th June ( Saturdays + evenings ) 

Tec & Previews: 1st July - 9th July ( not Sundays ) 

Performances: 10th July - 4th August ( not Sundays ) 

Fee: 

Weekly fee: £600 

Total fee: £6600

Location:

We are currently only able to accept applications from those based in London or with a base in the Greater London area. 

Term:

Fixed term contract.

costume supervisor

To support the Set and Costume designer, to realise the costume design for the production 

-To take fitting and measurements for the company 

-To source costumes for the company 

-To attend tech and previews to support with fixes or amendments to the costume design

-To manage with the Set and Costume Designer and Production Manager the costume budget

-This project is a company of 10 with multiple casts. There are also multiple costume changes that occur throughout the performance

-To provide a clear and detailed handover / care document for costumes during the production running 

- Please note this list is not exhaustive of some of the responsibilities of a Costume Supervisor

Desirables:

  • Experience working on musicals 

  • Experience working with young people in theatrical settings

  • Enhanced DBS checked

  • Interested in socially engaged/ political work 

Key Dates: 

The successful candidate will need to be available for initial meetings with the Set/Costume Designer (6th May onwards), costume sourcing and fitting in rehearsals (20th May onwards), tech/previews (1st-9th July).

All key dates the Costume Supervisor is required to attend rehearsals/tech/previews in person will be agreed on appointment and in consultation with the successful candidate. We do not expect exclusivity of The Costume Supervisors time.

Fee: 

Commission of £2500

Location:

We are currently only able to accept applications from those based in London or with a base in the Greater London area. 

Term:

Commission