Producer, Entertainment & Gaming, TV ​/ Film Production

Job Summary

Norwich Theatre is seeking a Producer to take ownership of the delivery of our growing slate of self-produced and co-produced work, both in our venues and on tour. This hands‑on, central role at the heart of our Creative Programmes team offers an ambitious Producer an opportunity to shape how a wide range of work reaches the stage. You will hold each production day‑to‑day, driving the budget, schedule and relationships that bring a show to life across a live slate that currently spans eight shows at very different scales and stages, from large‑scale pantomime to touring dance, comedy and new musical.

It’s a role with genuine variety, working across multiple projects ’ll also help book tours for our productions, build relationships with venues and promoters across the country.

Hours:

37.5 hours per week, with some evening and weekend work required.

Salary: £38,032.50 per annum.

You’ll be the driving force behind the practical realities of production, from contracts and budgets to touring logistics and settlements, while always keeping an eye on access, welfare and our commitment to diverse and inclusive teams. You’ll build strong relationships with creatives, agents, technical teams, venues and co‑producers, and play a key part in solving the everyday challenges that come with bringing ambitious work to the stage.

You’ll also work with our Creative Engagement team to bring producing expertise and rigour to the development of community‑created productions such as 3 Migrant Women, helping these powerful, lived‑experience stories find their way to the stage.

For full details of the role including the person specification, please refer to the role description available on our careers page.

Closing Date for applications: 26th July 2026 (23:59)

Interviews to take place on 6th August 2026.

This role is ideal for an experienced Producer who has held line‑producing responsibility within a theatre company or venue, and who relishes the chance to take real ownership of a live slate. You will be confident negotiating contracts with agents and artists, sharp at spotting and solving problems before they escape, and excited by the opportunity to bring genuine producing craft, not just administrative support, to a varied and ambitious portfolio.