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Five Hundred Yards Productions Ltd

Drama & Inclusive Performance Consultant

Aberystwyth
Posted about 11 hours ago
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Company Description

Five Hundred Yards Productions Ltd is a creative company specializing in developing and delivering dynamic drama and performance projects. The organization focuses on storytelling that reflects diverse experiences and promotes inclusive practices on and off the stage. Working closely with communities and partners, the company supports productions that challenge assumptions and broaden audience perspectives. Team members collaborate across disciplines to design workshops, performances, and consultancy services that center accessibility, representation, and meaningful engagement.

Role Description

The Drama & Inclusive Performance Consultant is a part-time, on-site role based in Aberystwyth. The consultant will design and deliver drama-based workshops, rehearsals, and training sessions that embed inclusive performance practices, including accessible storytelling and equitable ensemble work. Day-to-day responsibilities include:

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  • Assessing existing performance processes
  • Offering tailored consulting to creative teams
  • Developing strategies to enhance representation, participation, and safe working environments for all performers

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The role involves close collaboration with directors, producers, educators, and community groups to refine scripts, staging, and performance methods in line with inclusive principles. The consultant will also create documentation, guidance materials, and feedback reports to support ongoing improvement and contribute to project planning and evaluation.

Qualifications

  • Performance Consulting and Performance Management skills to design, implement, and review inclusive performance processes.
  • Consulting and Analytical Skills to assess current practices, identify gaps, and propose practical, evidence-informed solutions.
  • Strong Communication skills to facilitate workshops, provide clear guidance, and collaborate effectively with diverse stakeholders.
  • Experience in drama, theatre, or performing arts, with a track record of inclusive or community-based practice.
  • Understanding of inclusive methodologies, accessibility, and safeguarding in performance settings.
  • Ability to work collaboratively on-site in Aberystwyth, manage part-time schedules, and adapt to evolving project needs.
  • Relevant education or training in drama, theatre studies, arts education, or a related field is beneficial.
  • Experience working with varied age groups and backgrounds, and commitment to anti-discriminatory, equity-focused practice.
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Skills

Performance Consulting
Performance Management
Inclusive Performance Practices
Analytical Skills
Workshop Facilitation
Drama
Theatre
Performing Arts
Community-based Practice
Accessibility
Safeguarding
Stakeholder Collaboration
Script Refining
Staging
Project Planning
Evaluation

Location

Aberystwyth, Wales, United Kingdom

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