Marketing & Communications Coordinator

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Komola Collective


Job: Marketing & Communications Coordinator

Job: Marketing & Communications Coordinator

Organisation: Komola Collective

Postcode: E18 2RB

  • Job Title: Marketing & Communications Coordinator
  • Salary: Under £10K
  • Hours:
    Part time
  • Artform: Theatre
  • Role: Marketing & Digital
  • Contract: Contract
  • Closing date: Wed, 20 Aug 2025

  • Location:

    London

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Job Summary

Komola Collective seeks a Marketing & Communications Coordinator for the R&D of ITCH, a multimedia solo play. Part-time freelance role supporting social content and tour strategy. Paid at ITC/Equity rates. Apply by 20 August 2025.

Job Description

Komola Collective will be exploring multimedia elements in the R&D of ITCH, a new solo play by Turkish playwright Elvin Aydo du, directed by Filiz Ozcan, with plans to develop the work into a future touring production.

ITCH follows a woman navigating power and pressure in a male-dominated workplace. The production uses projection mapping, animation, sound, and movement to express her internal experience and external challenges.

This R&D phase will focus on how these creative elements can work together in a visually immersive and emotionally resonant performance environment.

The Marketing & Communications Coordinator will work closely with the Producer to manage content across platforms and contribute to building a marketing and audience strategy for the future tour.

This freelance role will take place over 3 weeks in September/October 2025, with flexible, part-time working.

Job Overview

Job Title: Marketing & Communications Coordinator – ITCH (R&D)
Company: Komola Collective
Location: Redbridge Drama Centre, East London
Fee: £450 total (3 days over 3 weeks @ £150/day)
Contract: 6 half-day sessions across Sept-Oct 2025
Artform: Theatre
Role: Creative

Job Requirements

Essential

  • Experience in social media management or arts marketing

  • Strong written communication skills and understanding of digital engagement

Desirable

  • Familiarity with Global Majority-led projects or underrepresented communities in the arts

  • Experience creating reels or video content using tools and software like Canva

How to Apply

Please send a CV and a short paragraph, video, or audio message (max 3 minutes) covering:
– Why you’re interested in this role
– A relevant example of similar work you’ve done
– What inspires or influences your approach to this area of theatre-making

We strongly encourage applications from underrepresented communities, including women, non-binary, and Global Majority artists.

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