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Offer: Programme Manager:Job description:Job detailsOrganisation Silo Theatre Closes 15 May 2022 Posted on 28 Apr 2022 Region Auckland Work type Full time employment Work classification Performing Arts ShareSilo isseeking a Programme Manager to join our small and dynamic team!!!The Programme Manager plays an integral function in the coordination and delivery of Silo's artistic programme, events and community engagement initiatives, subject to: - the direction of the Executive Director and Artistic Director; and - a commitment to the Silo vision, mission and values. The primary focus is the coordination and delivery of Silo Theatre's artistic, public and auxiliary programmes, ensuring our programmes are delivered to the highest standards and our primary programmes objectives met. The function also supports special projects and general administration as required. The Programme Manager will be an organisational wizz, a self-motivated and confident leader with the capability to demonstrate brilliant initiative with care and a capacity to think critically and strategically. Excellent attention to detail with the capacity to remain one-step ahead, follow through and multi-task as part of a collaborative team is fundamental. capability to work unsupervised and stay on top of and meet deadlines will ensure achievement in this function. The prosperous candidate will have excellent communication expertise, be flexible, adaptable and resilient. This is a busy function providing essential management and operational consistency across a dynamic small team. We are seeking for a candidate who is dedicated, passionate about the performing arts and can embody our commitment to: - Honouring Te Tiriti - an appreciation and respect for te ao M?ori - Being inclusive of our many communities in Aotearoa - including having an knowledge and appreciation of the many ways of knowing, seeing and doing things by our Moana Oceania and migrant communities, our queer communities, our disabilities communities, and beyond. For a full Position Description including Key Responsibilities see Silo's website here Selection Criteria - Demonstrated practice producing/programming live performing arts / theatre - Evidence of excellent relationship management expertise with a range of stakeholders - Excellent communicator (both verbal and written) - Digitally savvy with practice using MS Office, mailchimp, surveymonkey and other online platforms, including ticketing systems - Budgets management practice - practice in audience development - A team player with a strong work ethic, who is highly organised, with the capability to multitask - Meticulous attention to detail with the capability to problem solve, follow-through and meet deadlines while working as part of a small team, as well as independently - A clear connection to and value for arts and culture in Aotearoa with a sound knowledge of the performing arts/ entertainment/ theatre sector (beneficial) - Current full NZ drivers license (beneficial) To succeed in this function, you will bring - In keeping with Silo core values extension and courage, you will demonstrate a drive to always improve - pursuing development for yourself and your work, finding ways to contribute to increased success of the company - A collaborative can-do attitude - Bold thinking and innovative practice - with the capability to problem solve - Achievement-oriented drive, open to taking on new challenges - Excellent time-management expertise, meeting all critical deadlines with the capacity to work as part of a team or independently and unsupervised This permanent full time position. We are hoping for the right candidate to start as soon as possible. Remuneration will be located on the candidate's expertise and practice. The function is located in T?maki Makaurau. Please note that due to COVID-19 we are only seeking applications from New Zealand Citizens or Residents who are either living in Aotearoa or who can return from overseas by the start date for the function. Please note candidates will need to adhere to Silo Theatre's currentCovid-19 Vaccination Policy (click here). Silo Theatre is committed to developing a diverse workforce and an inclusive workplace. We provide equal employment opportunities and welcome applications from everyone who can meet the requirements of the function. You don't need to have practice in every aspect of the position - we are equally interested in hearing from high potential individuals who are passionate about the art form, about Silo Theatre and a availability to learn. About Silo Silo Theatre is a leading producer of contemporary theatre in Aotearoa. We curate an annual season of local and international work that champions new forms of storytelling in order to speak directly to the world around us. We work with the most exceptional theatre practitioners in Aotearoa at every stage of their career, providing the space for them to extend their practice and create their most courageous work. Our focus is on voices that are urgent and are not heard often enough. In T?maki Makaurau, in Aotearoa and sometimes overseas, we provide exceptional practices for a variety of audiences, with the hope that they walk away transformed, uplifted, and with a greater sense of connection to themselves and our collective cultural identity. We acknowledge Te Tiriti o Waitangi as this nation's founding document, and the rightful place of M?ori as tangata whenua in Aotearoa New Zealand. Furthermore, as an organisation that calls central T?maki Makaurau home, we acknowledge and recognise Mana Whenua o Ng?ti Wh?tua o ?r?kei and, in addition to this, we honour the diversity of our many communities in T?maki Makaurau. Silo Theatre operates as a charitable trust with a governing board of trustees. The organisation is artist-led with an executive management team comprising of the Artistic Director and Executive Director. How to submit the application: To apply for this function, candidates must submit a cover letter covering the Selection Criteria, as well as a current CV to Chloe Weavers, Executive Director: chloe@silotheatre.co.nz Applications close on Sunday 15 May 2022, 5pm. Skills:
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