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Casting

We welcome submissions from performers throughout the year. We hold workshop auditions 3-4 times a year and performers are often considered for multiple projects. Roles are usually advertised on Spotlight and elsewhere.

Please email your Spotlight link or CV (with headshot included) to info@tallstories.org.uk along with a short covering email telling us why you are interested in working with Tall Stories. We are particularly keen to hear about your experience or training in physical theatre, puppetry, devising and storytelling. Please also let us know if you are performing locally, and we will always do our best to come and see your production.

Stage Managers and Creatives

We are always on the look-out for potential new stage managers and if you are interested in working with us please send your CV to info@tallstories.org.uk. Please specify your experience in touring, company management, relighting and sound operating (including QLab and radio mics).

Creatives interested in working with us (directors, designers, composers, lighting designers, etc.) should also send their CV to info@tallstories.org.uk.

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We have adopted the Anti Racism Rider as an important statement of intent and will work with colleagues from across the industry to implement this. As a working company, we have made a commitment over the next (up to 2) years to meet the baseline actions of the rider.’

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As a Disability Confident Committed Employer we have committed to:

  • ensuring our recruitment process is inclusive and accessible
  • communicating and promoting vacancies
  • offering an interview to people with disabilities who meet the minimum criteria for the job
  • anticipating and providing reasonable adjustments as required
  • supporting any existing employee who acquires a disability or long term health condition, enabling them to stay in work
  • offering at least one opportunity that will make a difference for disabled people