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Role Detail

Performing Arts Volunteers

Angel Shed Theatre

Angel Shed is an inclusive arts organisation based in Islington, North London. We are a space for children and young people of all abilities and backgrounds to access the transformative power of participation in the performing arts. We are looking for enthusiastic and dedicated volunteers to support our sessions which take place in the evenings on Monday and Thursday.

Detailed Description

Angel Shed is an inclusive arts organisation based in Islington, North London. We are a space for children and young people of all abilities and backgrounds to access the transformative power of participation in the performing arts. We actively reach out to those most likely to experience exclusion including those with disabilities, mental health issues, special education needs, emotional and behavioural needs, LGBTQ+ people, young carers and those from communities experiencing racism and racial inequality. We provide 1:1 assistance for members where necessary. The workshops are run by professional facilitators, supported by a group of performing arts volunteers. We are looking for enthusiastic and dedicated theatre volunteers for: - Children’s Theatre (Mondays, 5.00 - 7.15pm) - Music Collective (Mondays, 7.00 – 9.00pm) - Youth Theatre 1 (Thursdays, 5.00 - 7.15pm) Responsibilities include working with young people to access games and exercises, enable creative responses and to teach them key theatre/music/dance skills. You do not need to be formally trained, as long as you have some skills and passion you would like to pass on to a group of young people keen to learn! Please note: All volunteers must be available for training on Monday 13th January or Thursday 16th January, 5-9pm. Term runs from Monday 20th/Thursday 23rd January until Monday 31st March and, due to the needs of our members, consistent attendance is crucial.

Activities you will be doing

Befriending, Buddying & Mentoring,Community Work,Teaching & Training,Youth Work,Music,Support Work

What skills are required for this role

Creative & Design

Why these skills are required

You will ideally: • be a creative, attentive and communicative individual. • have some experience, skills and passion for theatre/drama/dance/music/performing arts. • have a strong interest in working with children and young people. • have an eagerness to develop skills in inclusive arts practice and facilitation. • be punctual, reliable and committed. • be able to foster good and supportive working relationships with staff, other volunteers and members. • be someone who will value and maintain the positive and inclusive ethos of Angel Shed. You do not need to be formally trained or at a high level in theatre/music, as long as you have some skills you would like to pass on to a group of young people keen to learn. All positions are subject to an enhanced DBS check and reference checks.

What is in it for you

We want volunteering at Angel Shed to be a rewarding and beneficial experience. We ensure that our volunteers are well looked after, their skills are developed, and they are provided with training and ongoing support. All volunteers get the following: - Work experience in the performing arts - Inclusive facilitation training - Safeguarding training - Makaton training - Free DBS check - Employer references - CV support - Paid expenses (up to £10 per session) - Regular check ins

Time Commitment

Children's Theatre - 2.25 hrs per week Music Collective - 2 hrs per week Youth Theatre 1 - 2hrs per week

N7 0SP

Angel Shed Theatre Company, 444 Camden Road, Islington, London

Nearest tube station is Holloway Road, Caledonian Road or Finsbury Park. Local buses include 21, 29, 91, 393

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Application Process
Support you will receive
Role Type
Suitable For
18 and over,50 and over,Under 18
We Welcome
As an inclusive organisation with a diverse membership, we want to work with people with different experiences, skills and stories, as this is how we continue to learn, grow and thrive. We recognise the lack of representation with regards to race, ethnicity and disability in the arts and strive to be part of the solution. We strongly welcome applications from those with lived experience of disability or neurodiversity. We are more than happy to explore adjustments to how this role is carried out, in order to remove any potential barriers to applicants.
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