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Head of Musical Theatre
Dream Believe Achieve Academy —Glasgow
Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle. Experience teaching Musical Theatre to children and young people. Willingness to travel between DBAA venues.
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Key Responsibilities

Lead and deliver high-quality Musical Theatre training within our Advanced Pro programme.
Plan and deliver engaging weekly classes in acting, singing and dance.
Direct and creatively lead our annual Christmas pantomime, overseeing casting, rehearsals, character development and the overall artistic vision.
Choreograph productions and showcase performances to a professional standard.
Teach acting technique, characterisation, storytelling and stagecraft.
Prepare students for productions, showcases, competitions and external performance opportunities.
Provide constructive feedback that supports students' technical and personal development.
Mentor aspiring performers and, where appropriate, prepare students for auditions, drama school applications and professional opportunities.
Adapt choreography, staging and teaching approaches to suit different age groups, abilities and performance spaces.
Work collaboratively with the Academy Director and wider teaching team to maintain consistently high standards across the academy.
Attend production meetings, technical rehearsals, dress rehearsals and performances.
Assist with production planning, casting and rehearsal scheduling.
Uphold DBAA's safeguarding procedures, professional standards and academy values at all times.

Essential Requirements

Professional experience within the Musical Theatre industry.
Experience directing full-scale productions.
Strong choreography skills across a range of musical theatre styles.
Strong vocal coaching ability.
Excellent leadership, communication and organisational skills.
Ability to motivate, mentor and inspire children and young people.
Experience working with performers of varying ages and abilities.
Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle.
Willingness to travel between DBAA venues.
Availability for evening classes, weekends and intensive rehearsal periods leading up to productions.

Desirable

What We Offer

The opportunity to shape and lead our Advanced Pro Musical Theatre programme.
Creative freedom to direct and choreograph academy productions.
Additional paid teaching opportunities across Musical Theatre, Singing and Drama.
Opportunities to deliver holiday camps, workshops and masterclasses.
Involvement in academy productions, showcases and community performances.
The opportunity to take on additional leadership responsibilities as DBAA continues to grow.
A supportive, collaborative and ambitious teaching team committed to developing the next generation of performers.

Pay is competitive and DOE.

How to Apply

Please submit your CV along with a short covering letter outlining your experience and why you would be a great fit for DBAA.

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Work Location: In person