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Green Candle News
Last Updated: 19.06.08

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Job Vacancies - Part-time Administrator

Part-time Administrator 3 days per week

The successful applicant will be experienced in arts administration and will have sound working knowledge of budgeting and cash-flows, office management, tour booking and fundraising, with good IT skills and the imagination and motivation to be a vital part of a small team currently re-focusing Green Candle’s work and driving it forward.

Salary dependent on skills and experience

Employment details:

Part time: 3 days per week

Holiday : 25 days paid holiday per annum in addition to Bank Holidays – pro rata

Green Candle is an Equal Opportunities employer.

For Job Description, Application Form and Monitoring Form please see below

or contact Rosemary Evans or Fergus Early on Tel: 020 7739 7722, Fax 020 7739 7731 email:rosemary@greencandledance.com

To apply please email (rosemary@greencandledance.com) or post the completed Application Form and Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form to the Company's Administrator to Part-Time Administrator Recruitment, Green Candle Dance Company, Oxford House,

Derbyshire Street, London E2 6HG.

No CV's will be accepted without a

completed Application and Monitoring Form

  • Deadline for applications is 5.00 pm Friday 18 July 2008.
  • Interviews will be held on Friday 25th July

click here  Administrator Job Description

Application form

 

Green Candle Autumn/Winter Newsletter

Read about Green Candle's activities and events by clicking here

GC Newsletter Winter07

 

Falling About - Green Candle's latest production

Touring from October 07 - June 08 - Book Now!

Light-hearted, entertaining and informative Falling About is specifically designed for older people. The production is designed for small-scale arts venues and can also be adapted to a variety of settings for elderly people and their carers in residential homes, day centres, lunch clubs, sheltered housing and hospital rehabilitation centres.

For further details please click here Falling About Flyer

email info@greencandledance.com or phone 020 7739 7722

                                   Falling About - photo by Rocco Redondo

                                        Green Candle's latest production Falling About

                                                       photo by Rocco Redondo

 

Green Candle Senior Dancers

Friendly and relaxed dance sessions for people over 60

All abilities welcome!

Weekly sessions every Tuesday from 10.30am - 12.30 pm

15 January - 18 March 2008

(no session 19 February)

At Oxford House in Bethnal Green, Derbyshire Street, London, E2 6HG

FREE OF CHARGE

Contact us on 020 7739 7722 or email info@greencandledance.com

To find out more click > here

                           Green Candle Senior Dancers in Paradise at Oxford House November 2006 photo by Laurence Burns

                                  Green Candle Senior Dancers performing in Paradise

                              at Oxford House November 2006 photo by Laurence Burns

 

Green Candle 2006-2007 Annual Report

To find out more click > Green Candle Annual Report 06-07

Half Term Dance & Photography Project

The Half Term Dance & Photography Project, led by Green Candle Dance Company, enabled local young people aged 11 – 13 years to use dance and photography to explore, express and document their take on Freedom. Participants were encouraged to create, perform and curate original works which were showcased at the end of the week for family, friends, and visitors in a final performance in the Theatre and exhibition in the café at Oxford House.

                 Click here to view photos from the project

Download PDF of Poster  Half Term Project poster

Download PDF of Flyer   Half Term Project Flyer with pictures

 

This project is financially supported by The Local Network Fund for Children and Young People.

 

 
   
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