‘Design, Technical, Stage Management, Costume, Workshop, Education, Borderlines, Front-of-House, Box Office, Marketing, Admin, Catering, Maintenance...’
For every actor you see on the New Vic stage there might be another ten people working behind the scenes: in our creative, craft or technical teams; as part of our Education and Community outreach departments; or in our production, administration, finance, front-of-house, catering, marketing and sales departments.
Every member of staff has had a different route into their job. Some have come straight from university, others have gained vital work experience as part of a school or college placement, and others have developed skills in a different industry altogether.
This section of the website provides information on current vacancies and casting opportunities when they are available, along with details of work experience and professional placements. If you are looking for information about Script Submissions, please click here.
Work Experience placements at the New Vic *WE ARE CURRENTLY REVIEWING OUR WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAMME AND ARE NOT ACCEPTING NEW APPLICATIONS* …
Listed below are all current vacancies at the New Vic. If you are interested in any of these positions, the relevant application…
General casting advice Professional actors should submit their details based on casting breakdowns produced for each individual show – the New Vic…
Our brilliant volunteers are vital members of the New Vic team. They share our love of theatre and generously give their time…
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“For tea or not for tea, that is the question!” Strathcross, a community group for adults with learning difficulties, took to the…
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New Vic Education Practitioner and former New Vic Youth Theatre member Becky Salt is currently working with the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC)…
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Twenty-four-year-old Rory Blessington, a freelance community practitioner with New Vic Borderlines, chats about how working in the arts has helped his experience…
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