Lecturer , Live Events and Technical Theatre - School of Film & Media Studies

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Technical Theatre, Events Management, Production Management, Theatre Production, or a related discipline
• Minimum 3 years of professional experience in managing or supporting live productions, performances, concerts, events, or technical theatre operations
• OR
• At least 8 years of relevant industry experience in live events, technical theatre, stage production, or related fields, with a strong portfolio of professional work and projects
• Demonstrated experience in large-scale productions, live events, or venue-based operations
• Industry certifications in workplace safety or technical theatre-related competencies will be advantageous
• Skills, Knowledge and Attributes
• Strong knowledge in one or more of the following areas: Production Management, Theatre Drafting and Technical Documentation, Stage Lighting, Live Sound and Audio Systems, Event and Show Operations and Audio-Visual and Production Technologies
• Proficiency in industry-relevant software and tools, including technical drawing, drafting, scheduling, or production management platforms
• Experience in corporate events, live entertainment, performing arts, or immersive experiences
• Familiarity with local workplace safety practices and event regulations
• Strong project management, organisational, and coordination skills
• Ability to work effectively under pressure
• Excellent communication, collaboration, and mentoring abilities
• Passion for teaching, student development, and nurturing future industry professionals
• Active industry networks and awareness of emerging trends in live events and technical theatre
• Experience with hybrid events, digital production workflows, or immersive technologies will be an advantage

Benefits

Additional Information

[What the role is] This is a 2-year contract position as a Lecturer, Live Events and Technical Theatre in the School of Film & Media Studies. [What you will be working on] Teaching and Curriculum Development Develop and deliver curriculum for Stage & Live Events-related modules across diploma and adult learning programmes, with specialisation in Technical Theatre, Production Management and/or Theatre Drafting Conduct hands-on training in live event and technical theatre practices, including production planning, stage operations, venue workflows, technical documentation, and show coordination Guide students in the planning, management, and execution of live productions, events, and performances Mentor and supervise students in industry projects, productions, and event-based learning activities Develop industry-relevant teaching materials, assessments, and learning experiences aligned with emerging trends and technologies Support curriculum innovation in areas such as live entertainment, immersive experiences, and production technologies Teach and engage both full-time students and adult learners, including flexible teaching arrangements where required Provide pastoral care and holistic student development support Contribute to academic administration and school initiatives, including timetabling, outreach, academic quality, student development, and facilities management Industry Engagement and Professional Practice Build and maintain strong industry partnerships across the live events, theatre, entertainment, and related sectors Facilitate collaborations, industry projects, and experiential learning opportunities for students Organise industry talks, workshops, backstage learning journeys, and guest sharing sessions Keep abreast of developments in stage technology, production workflows, drafting practices, and live event operations to ensure curriculum relevance Support the growth of the School's Stage & Live Events initiatives through industry engagement and professional contributions [What we are looking for]

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