Musical Theatre Teachers
We’re hiring musical theatre teachers across multiple locations - Somerset and Wales! ⭐️
RE:ACT Performing Production Arts is an award-winning performing and production arts school offering training and theatre opportunities for young people aged 5-19 across Somerset and Wales. As we grow to meet the increasing demand for high-quality performing arts education, we are looking for passionate, energetic, and experienced Musical Theatre Class Leaders to join our expanding team. This is your chance to be part of something special and make a real difference to the lives of young creatives as we embark on our most ambitious year to date.
Ideal Candidates Will Be:
Creative and Passionate: Energetic, fun, and enthusiastic about teaching musical theatre and inspiring young people.
Compassionate and Supportive: A kind, approachable, and nurturing individual who makes students feel comfortable and valued.
Organised and Professional: Able to manage classes effectively, with a strong sense of professionalism and attention to detail.
Motivational: Confident in leading classes and motivating students to push themselves, both creatively and technically.
Excited to Grow: Ready to embrace new opportunities, with a willingness to develop and grow with the company as it expands to new locations and greater opportunities.
We offer:
A great rate of pay
Termly work with access to additional hours and income with private classes and workshops (private classes up to £42 per hour)
The chance to develop your career as part of a professional and progressive team
Access to opportunities/connections within our sister company/across the creative network
Expand your skills through various qualifications and courses
What You'll Be Doing:
Lead energetic and inspiring musical theatre classes for young people aged 5-19 across various levels of ability.
Deliver a diverse curriculum which changes bi-annually that incorporates acting, singing, and dance, ensuring all students are engaged and challenged.
Create a positive, inclusive atmosphere that encourages self-confidence, creativity, and skill development.
Prepare students for performances, auditions, and opportunities, ensuring they are ready to shine.
Collaborate with fellow teachers and creative professionals to produce performances and showcase student talents.
Continuously assess student progress and provide constructive, motivating feedback.
Ensure a safe and professional learning environment that prioritises safeguarding and wellbeing.
Attend staff meetings, professional development sessions, and participate in RE:ACT Performing Production Arts events.
Essential Criteria:
Experience: Proven experience in teaching musical theatre and performing arts, ideally with young people aged 5-19.
Education: Degree in Musical Theatre, or related subject or teaching qualifications (e.g., PGCE, CertEd) or training in child development or education.
Skills: Proficient in teaching acting, singing, and dance, and delivering a well-rounded, engaging curriculum.
DBS Check: Enhanced DBS check or willingness to obtain one.
First Aid: First aid trained or a willingness to undertake first aid training.
Availability: Long-term availability and commitment to the role.
Full UK Driving Licence or access to reliable transport to attend different locations
Desirable Criteria:
Experience: Previous experience directing or choreographing musical theatre productions.
Skills: Ability to play an instrument and accompany students vocally.
Knowledge: Familiarity with the latest trends in musical theatre.
Industry Experience: Active involvement in the theatre or performance industry as a performer, director, or choreographer.
Good understanding of production arts (
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RE:ACT Performing Production Arts is an award-winning performing and production arts school offering training and theatre opportunities for young people aged 5-19 across Somerset and Wales. As we grow to meet the increasing demand for high-quality performing arts education, we are looking for passionate, energetic, and experienced Musical Theatre Class Leaders to join our expanding team. This is your chance to be part of something special and make a real difference to the lives of young creatives as we embark on our most ambitious year to date.
Ideal Candidates Will Be:
Creative and Passionate: Energetic, fun, and enthusiastic about teaching musical theatre and inspiring young people.
Compassionate and Supportive: A kind, approachable, and nurturing individual who makes students feel comfortable and valued.
Organised and Professional: Able to manage classes effectively, with a strong sense of professionalism and attention to detail.
Motivational: Confident in leading classes and motivating students to push themselves, both creatively and technically.
Excited to Grow: Ready to embrace new opportunities, with a willingness to develop and grow with the company as it expands to new locations and greater opportunities.
We offer:
A great rate of pay
Termly work with access to additional hours and income with private classes and workshops (private classes up to £42 per hour)
The chance to develop your career as part of a professional and progressive team
Access to opportunities/connections within our sister company/across the creative network
Expand your skills through various qualifications and courses
What You'll Be Doing:
Lead energetic and inspiring musical theatre classes for young people aged 5-19 across various levels of ability.
Deliver a diverse curriculum which changes bi-annually that incorporates acting, singing, and dance, ensuring all students are engaged and challenged.
Create a positive, inclusive atmosphere that encourages self-confidence, creativity, and skill development.
Prepare students for performances, auditions, and opportunities, ensuring they are ready to shine.
Collaborate with fellow teachers and creative professionals to produce performances and showcase student talents.
Continuously assess student progress and provide constructive, motivating feedback.
Ensure a safe and professional learning environment that prioritises safeguarding and wellbeing.
Attend staff meetings, professional development sessions, and participate in RE:ACT Performing Production Arts events.
Essential Criteria:
Experience: Proven experience in teaching musical theatre and performing arts, ideally with young people aged 5-19.
Education: Degree in Musical Theatre, or related subject or teaching qualifications (e.g., PGCE, CertEd) or training in child development or education.
Skills: Proficient in teaching acting, singing, and dance, and delivering a well-rounded, engaging curriculum.
DBS Check: Enhanced DBS check or willingness to obtain one.
First Aid: First aid trained or a willingness to undertake first aid training.
Availability: Long-term availability and commitment to the role.
Full UK Driving Licence or access to reliable transport to attend different locations
Desirable Criteria:
Experience: Previous experience directing or choreographing musical theatre productions.
Skills: Ability to play an instrument and accompany students vocally.
Knowledge: Familiarity with the latest trends in musical theatre.
Industry Experience: Active involvement in the theatre or performance industry as a performer, director, or choreographer.
Good understanding of production arts (