Company Manager
Brighton People's Theatre Closing date: Tue, 01 Sep 2026
- Part time
- £30k-£40k
- Apply now
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Job Summary
Job Description
Working closely with the CEO and Artistic Director (CEO) and the rest of the Brighton People's Theatre team, the Company Manager role is pivotal within the company.
As a part-time post of 2 days a week, working 7.5 hours a day, the Company Manager role will focus primarily on the areas of Operations, HR, Legal, Finance and Fundraising. The role is essential in ensuring the organisation has effective operational systems to deliver its work.
It will ensure the smooth running of the administrative functions of the company, that the company meets its legal responsibilities and that there is an effective management framework for all our work.
It is a mixed and varied role, with autonomy and responsibility, and a requirement to work flexibly as part of the team.
Please read the attached job pack for full details.
Job Requirements
Please see job pack for person specification.
Job Responsibilities
Please see job pack for list of key responsibilities.
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Job Overview
- Job Title: Company Manager
- Salary: £30k-£40k (pro-rata)
- Hours: Part time
- Artform: Theatre
- Role: Admin, Secretarial & PA
- Contract: Temporary
- Closing date: Tue, 01 Sep 2026
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Location:
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Job: Company Manager
Job: Company Manager
Organisation: Brighton People's Theatre
Postcode: BN1 1UD
How to Apply
To apply, please send a CV (no more than 2 pages of A4) and a covering letter (no more than 2 pages of A4) explaining how you meet the person specification as detailed in the job pack.
If you would prefer, you are welcome to send us a short video no longer than five minutes explaining how you meet the person specification alongside your CV.
- Contact email: [email protected]
About Brighton People's Theatre
Brighton People’s Theatre (BPT) brings people together to belong to
something bigger than themselves.
We believe theatre should be for everyone. But too often it isn’t.
Since 2015, we’ve been co-creating theatre with local people. Everyone is welcome, but we focus our resources on making sure people who have had the fewest opportunities to take part in arts and culture can get involved.