Q - Short Term Contract management roles

25 May 2011

Organisation/person name:

Q Theatre

Work type:

Contract

Work classification:

Management - Arts

Job description:

Q Theatre recruiting for SHORT TERM CONTRACT staff in: Administration, Marketing, Business Management, Producing and Sponsorship

It’s an extremely busy time for Q Theatre as we lead up to opening Auckland’s newest theatre space in September this year.

While we go through the recruitment process for permanent staff we need some immediate help to get things up and running.

Q requires people to work on short term contracts in:

Administration (Procurement of IT, Phone, Point of Sale, Event Booking systems, Furnishings and Fit-Out)
Marketing and Communications (On-line and Print)
Business Management (HR, Financial Planning)
Program Development (Sourcing events, Budgeting, Scheduling)
Development (Sponsorship, Fundraising)

We want to work with people who are generous, open and dedicated.

Q Vision: Auckland is at the heart of creative excellence in New Zealand’s contemporary performing arts

Q Purpose: New Zealand’s best professional venue & hub for the contemporary performing arts

Key skills sought:

We want to work with people who are generous, open and dedicated.

This opportunity is:

Paid

Salary low $:

Salary high $:

Closing date:

Friday, 3 June 2011

Contact details:

If you want to be a part of Q – even if it’s on a short term basis - please send your CV and cover letter to Catherine Nola at Catherine@qtheatre.co.nz or call 309 8324 if you have any questions. We are taking applications and enquiries until Friday 3rd June 2011.

About Q Theatre

A world-class, exciting, impressive destination for audiences seeking the best live performing arts experience in the Auckland region

A strong and vital base for artists and practitioners working in New Zealand’s professional performing arts sector

Featuring a 350-450 seat main auditorium (reconfigurable stage and seats), an additional performance space (seats up to 120), a vibrant cafe and bar and 2 rehearsal spaces

Performing Arts Hub. Theatre. Dance. Drama. Art. Bar. Cafe. Comedy. Music. People. Life. Creative. Flexible. Opening 2011. Unmissable

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Q is a performing arts venue at 305 Queen Street, right in the heart of Auckland City. This mid-sized flexible performance space, next door to the Town Hall, is a spirited and vibrant creative hub, showcasing the best of New Zealand theatre, dance music and comedy.
We also have a great cafe and bar, open from early til late, serving Supreme coffee, boutique beers and wines and killer cocktails alongside a delicious small plate menu.

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