We’re recruiting for an Operations & Production Manager
Reporting to and working closely with our Artistic Director, you will focus on four key areas:
- Production management
- Programming
- Venue sourcing, liaison and management
- Administration, Finance and IT
Please take the time to view our recruitment pack. It
contains lots more information about us, the role and the skills and experience we’re
looking to bring on board.
This is a part-time role for 26 hours/week, split between working from home and in co-
working spaces.
We are an equal opportunities organisation, and firmly believe that anyone who joins us can
provide a unique perspective and valuable contribution to the lives of the people we work
with, and applications from individuals are encouraged regardless of age, disability, sex,
gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, pregnancy and maternity, race, nationality,
ethnicity, religion or belief. We would particularly welcome applicants from Black, Asian and
minority ethnic candidates as they are under-represented within the Chorus.
Please assist us in our inclusivity aims by completing our Diversity Monitoring form.
We are committed to making all stages of our recruitment process accessible to candidates
with disabilities or neuro-diverse experience. Please let us know about your needs and we
will work with you to make reasonable adjustments to ensure you can perform at your best
throughout your application.
If you have any questions, or wish to have an informal, confidential discussion about the
role, please contact our current Operations & Production Manager, Carrie Burnham at
operations@lgmc.org.uk
How to apply
Once you’ve read the recruitment pack, please send your CV and a 1-page introductory note
explaining your motivations, skills and experiences that would make you suitable for this
role to recruitment@lgmc.org.uk by Sunday, 5 th May 2024.
About Us
We were founded in 1991 when nine brave singers first performed as “The Gay Choir” at
Angel tube station. We have since evolved into a performing arts charity with more than
300 members including over 200 performers. Our first performance was to raise money for
the Terrence Higgins Trust, and we are proud to continue this tradition and work regularly
with many other charities and partners.
The rest is history. We have sung throughout London, across the UK, and around the world
with messages of joy, pride and musical excellence in order to combat oppression and
homophobia.
Our vision is “everyone brought together through song”.
Thirty-three years on, we’re looking ahead to prepare ourselves for the future and have
embarked on an ambitious programme of transformational change within the Chorus.
To help us on this journey, we are looking to recruit a new Operations & Production
Manager to manage the day-to-day operations of the Chorus and keep us moving and
shaking onstage.
We hope you’ll consider joining us on the journey.