4 more days to PITCH FOR PEMBROKE PLAYERS EASTER TERM!
Are you thinking a cheeky May Week Play in the grass might be your vibe (open to anything not just the Bard) ? Have you never done theatre but you're thinking it might be fun to give it a go? Come pitch us your show 🌷🐤 🐥 🐰 🐸 🌸 🌈🌸🌷 🌼 🪻💐 Pitching deadline: March 31st, 23:59

CAMBRIDGE GREEK PLAY MUSICAL DIRECTOR
Applications open for Musical Director

COSTUME DESIGNER needed for ADC Main, Easter Week 2 show 'Scenes From The Climate Era'!!!
We are looking for a costume designer  to help bring 'Scenes From The Climate Era' to life on the ADC Stage! 'Scenes From The Climate Era' is a fast-paced, unsettling, and darkly human response to the climate crisis. By weaving together moments of humour, uncertainty, hope, and grief, it asks how to – and whether we can – live with a crisis that is simultaneously omnipresent and yet so easy to ignore.

PTA Play is open for AUDITIONS!
We are looking for enthusiastic people to join our cast!

MOVEMENT DIRECTOR / CHOREOGRAPHER needed for ADC Main, Easter Week 2 show 'Scenes From The Climate Era'!!!
We are looking for a movement director  / choreographer  to work with our ensemble cast and directing team to help bring 'Scenes From The Climate Era' to life on the ADC Stage through physical theatre transition sequences! 'Scenes From The Climate Era' is a fast-paced, unsettling, and darkly human response to the climate crisis. By weaving together moments of humour, uncertainty, hope, and grief, it asks how to – and whether we can – live with a crisis that is simultaneously omnipresent and yet so easy to ignore.

PUPPET MAKER needed for ADC Main, Easter Week 2 show 'Scenes From The Climate Era'!!!
We are looking for a puppet maker to bring our 'illegal cat' to life on the ADC Stage! 'Scenes From The Climate Era' is a fast-paced, unsettling, and darkly human response to the climate crisis. By weaving together moments of humour, uncertainty, hope, and grief, it asks how to – and whether we can – live with a crisis that is simultaneously omnipresent and yet so easy to ignore.

WELFARE OFFICER needed for ADC Main, Easter Week 2 show 'Scenes From The Climate Era'!!!
We are looking for a welfare officer to ensure everyone is looked after when bringing our ADC Easter Week 2 Main Show to life. 'Scenes From The Climate Era' is a fast-paced, unsettling, and darkly human response to the climate crisis. By weaving together moments of humour, uncertainty, hope, and grief, it asks how to – and whether we can – live with a crisis that is simultaneously omnipresent and yet so easy to ignore.

PUBLICITY TEAM needed for ADC Main, Easter Week 2 show 'Scenes From The Climate Era'!!!
We are looking for a publicity team to help bring our ADC Easter Week 2 Main Show to life. We are looking to fill the following roles: - Publicity Designer  - Publicist  - Photographer  We are also happy to receive applications for assistant publicist , if this is something that interests you! 'Scenes From The Climate Era' is a fast-paced, unsettling, and darkly human response to the climate crisis. By weaving together moments of humour, uncertainty, hope, and grief, it asks how to – and whether we can – live with a crisis that is simultaneously omnipresent and yet so easy to ignore.

STAGE MANAGER needed for ADC Main, Easter Week 2 show 'Scenes From The Climate Era'!!!
We are looking for a stage manager  to help bring our ADC Easter Week 2 Main Show to life. 'Scenes From The Climate Era' is a fast-paced, unsettling, and darkly human response to the climate crisis. By weaving together moments of humour, uncertainty, hope, and grief, it asks how to – and whether we can – live with a crisis that is simultaneously omnipresent and yet so easy to ignore.

CHIEF ELECTRICIAN needed for ADC Main, Easter Week 2 show 'Scenes From The Climate Era'!!!
We are looking for a chief electrician  to help bring our ADC Easter Week 2 Main Show to life. 'Scenes From The Climate Era' is a fast-paced, unsettling, and darkly human response to the climate crisis. By weaving together moments of humour, uncertainty, hope, and grief, it asks how to – and whether we can – live with a crisis that is simultaneously omnipresent and yet so easy to ignore.