Parkwood Theatres
Sales and Marketing Manager

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Sales and Marketing Manager | Hazlitt Theatre
Permanent, full time 40 hrs a week.
Salary £29,785
Responsible for the marketing and promotion of the Hazlitt Theatre, the creative programme and audience development.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Delivering fully integrated marketing and press campaigns in line with the overall vision of The Hazlitt Theatre and its communications objectives.
- Devising and implementing research and analysis activity, including show specific pieces of research and longer-term in depth projects in line with Hazlitt Theatre marketing objectives.
- Develop the venue’s usage of Social Media outlets in order for the theatre to become a more effective communicator with its customers, to promote productions and events and increase ticket sales at the box office.
- Assisting in the development of The Hazlitt Theatre digital strategy and to advise on new developments and opportunities for the use of new digital technologies.
- Maximising positive media coverage for The Hazlitt Theatre relating to the shows and events provided.
- Monitoring outcomes and delivering projects within budget and to tight deadlines.
- Work closely with the Director - Programme and Productions and the Theatre’s Operation Manager to seek opportunities to develop and create new audiences and customers for the Hazlitt Theatre.
- Collection, creation and development of all seasonal brochures.
- Lead on certain events the venue hosts in a calendar year. (In house productions & VIP nights).
- Maintain effective communications with external agencies, suppliers, media, production companies, performance artists and customers, acting with courtesy and professionalism at all times.
- Work with promoters and producers on the development of marketing plans and sales for incoming shows.
- Built relationships with upcoming artists and promoters and assist with creating sales opportunities through paid for support.
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REQUIREMENTS
- Excellent administration skills
- Working in a similar role
- Knowledge of social media and digital strategies
- Ability to work flexible hours when required
- Good Communication Skills
- The ability to work well independently, and as part of a team
- The ability to show resilience under pressure
- Previous experience of working in a theatre environment
- Previous line management experience


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