Marketing and Communications Director
Bush Theatre Closing date: Fri, 21 Aug 2026
- Full time
- £40k-£50k
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Job Summary
Job Description
As a senior leader and department head you will work closely with the Executive and Artistic directors and senior team at the Bush Theatre to:
- Devise and deliver innovative marketing, communications, and audience development strategies that build the profile of the Bush Theatre to directly support sales, fundraising, and commercial investment.
- Maximise income from all productions and events, taking direct accountability for reaching and exceeding £850k in annual ticket sales.
- Consistently drive ticket sales across all programming regardless of title or profile, maintaining the agility to pivot campaigns dynamically.
- Broaden and diversify our audience by promoting a wide spectrum of performance work, including the expansion of our ALT-B series (highlighting music, spoken word, clowning, and comedy).
- Maximise ancillary income streams, driving visitor growth and revenue for the Library Bar, events, and venue hires.
- Maintain and boldly evolve the Bush Theatre brand.
Job Requirements
This role will end at 23:59 on the 21st of August 2026.
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Job Overview
- Job Title: Marketing and Communications Director
- Salary: £40k-£50k
- Hours: Full time
- Role: Marketing & Digital
- Contract: Permanent
- Closing date: Fri, 21 Aug 2026
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Location:
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Job: Marketing and Communications Director
Job: Marketing and Communications Director
Organisation: Bush Theatre
Postcode: W12 8LJ
How to Apply
Please read the job pack and apply on the link provided.
- Contact name: Dorothy Ekema-Walla
- Contact email: [email protected]
About Bush Theatre
Opened in 1972, the Bush Theatre is internationally renowned as ‘the place to go for ground-breaking work as diverse as its audiences’ (Evening Standard).
A champion of playwrights and operating in one of the most culturally diverse areas of London, the Bush Theatre is committed to its local community and the wider artistic community. Braiding these two strands of work together, the Bush produces an engaging and challenging programme that reflects the world we live in.