Orphaned Limbs Collective is an artist group with an exciting interdisciplinary project looking for a South Wales-based technician to collaborate with. The post will include elements of lighting design, stage management and technical support, and the prospective candidate would ideally be willing to join us during research and development stages as well as touring the project with us in late 2017-18 (dates to be discussed).
Our project, ‘when in roam’, involves dance, physical theatre, aerial harness, music composition and video projection. It has been developed over seven sites in Wales, Scotland, Madrid and Puerto Rico, will be finalising development in August 2017 and launching touring in Wales in late 2017-18. For more information on the project and its trajectory, please visit this link: when in roam
We are looking for someone driven, team-focused, creative, collaborative and an all-rounder (sound, lighting and stage management).
Desirable qualities: Experience of working with dance and aerial harness
Essential qualities: Working knowledge of QLab or compatible platform
Key responsibilities include but are not limited to:
The candidate would need to be available the week of 21-27 August for a residency week in Swansea with performances in Cardiff. The daily rate would be £100/day (approximately 3-5 days work). Hours/work days and travel to be discussed according to availability and demands of the project. There are particular dates for future performances rather than extended touring period dates, and therefore the position would be sessional. Please send us your CV with a short statement (250-500 words) describing why you would like to be involved in the project by 5pm on 25 July. You are welcome to send us samples of your previous work or video links supporting your application. Interviews will be held on the week commencing 7 August. Please contact Thania Acarón, co-artistic director for Orphaned Limbs Collective, for further information: orphanedlimbs@gmail.com, mobile 07787034072.
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