Production Co-ordinator

Production Co-ordinator

Runaway Entertainment Closing date: Fri, 27 Nov 2026

Artform: Theatre
Role: Technical & Production
Contract: Permanent
London

Wed, 11 Nov 2026 "> published -

Job Summary

Runaway Entertainment is looking for a highly experienced Production Co-ordinator who will be responsible for the day-to-day coordination of theatre productions we produce and manage.

Job Description

Runaway Entertainment is an award-winning theatre producing and general management company based on Shaftesbury Avenue in the heart of theatreland.
Main duties & responsibilities:
Assisting on productions as required and directed by the Producers, Head of Production and/or General Managers.
Support the General Managers in the drafting of actor, stage management and crew contracts.
Support the General Managers with crew recruitment on productions.
Support the General Managers with weekly payroll and financial administration for Productions.
Keep a record of deals and ensure all contracts are issued and accurately reflect these deals.
Monitor developments in union agreements.
In conjunction with the Production Assistant, book travel and accommodation for all show personnel as necessary, ensuring these are the most economical rates available, and prepare travel itineraries.
Produce and distribute schedules and welcome packs as necessary and meet and greet visiting artists on arrival in the country.
Support any pre-production requirements including hiring space for auditions and rehearsals, booking equipment or co-ordinating room requirements.
Reporting to the General Manager, coordinate alongside the Production Assistant, every aspect of press, gala and media nights, including compilation of guest lists, mailing of invitations, seat allocations, distribution of tickets, logistics, parties and company gifts, working within budget.
Support the General Manager with HR matters on productions.
Reporting to the General Manager, coordinate any press events as required.
Compile and monitor production programmes, maintaining up to date records and information.
Manage all complementary and house seat ticket requests and show related inboxes, alongside the Production Assistant.
Be present at rehearsals and technical rehearsals as required and attend running productions on a regular basis.
Organise and attend access performances.

Job Requirements

At least two years' experience in a theatre producing company in a similar role.
Excellent time management and communication skills.
Experience of negotiating and contracting performers and crew, and a good knowledge of theatre union agreements.
Experience with show payrolls, managing budgets and petty cash.
Knowledge of Canva, Indesign, Mailchimp.
Comprehensive knowledge of Google Suite / Google Groups and aliases.
Highly competent in Microsoft Word and Excel spreadsheets.
An eye for detail and accuracy.
Tact, diplomacy and discretion, alongside a sense of humour.
A flexible approach to working hours.
A willingness to work as part of a team and cover other roles as necessary.

Job Responsibilities

Assisting on productions as required and directed by the Producers, Head of Production and/or General Managers.
Support the General Managers in the drafting of actor, stage management and crew contracts.
Support the General Managers with crew recruitment on productions.
Support the General Managers with weekly payroll and financial administration for Productions.
Keep a record of deals and ensure all contracts are issued and accurately reflect these deals.
Monitor developments in union agreements.
In conjunction with the Production Assistant, book travel and accommodation for all show personnel as necessary, ensuring these are the most economical rates available, and prepare travel itineraries.
Produce and distribute schedules and welcome packs as necessary and meet and greet visiting artists on arrival in the country.
Support with hiring space for auditions and rehearsals and co-ordinating room requirements.
Coordinate any press events as required.
Compile production programmes

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Job Overview

  • Job Title: Production Co-ordinator
  • Salary: £30k-£40k
  • Hours: Full time
  • Artform: Theatre
  • Role: Technical & Production
  • Contract: Permanent
  • Closing date: Fri, 27 Nov 2026
  • Location:
    London

How to Apply

At least 2 years relevant experience working in a similar role in theatre production is essential.
To apply, please send upload your CV and cover letter as PDFs to the form below:
https://forms.gle/9ZSRd9xhjbBvdTwh9
The deadline for applying is midday on Friday 27th November 2026.
Start Date: as soon as possible