Assistant Site Manager ASM Level 5 - Adelaide, Australia - WOMADelaide

Description

• Assisting the Production Coordinator with site artists
• Help with any site questions, needs and equipment
• Ensure shows begin and finish on time
• General runner duties may be required

(Thursday to Monday)

WOMADelaide Thursday 7 to Monday 11 March 2024

All roles are paid in line with the Live Performance award, plus loadings for Sundays and Public Holidays

We ask that all applicants should be available for all of the dates listed.

Looking to fill these roles asap - Please send your resume to Maggie Oster – maggie[at] by COB Monday 8 January

Level 5 Live Performance Award

Base rate $33.76 plus overtime and public holiday loadings

Held on the traditional lands of the Kaurna People, WOMADelaide – World Of Music Arts & Dance - is an iconic open-air festival celebrating cultural discovery in the heart of Adelaide's stunning Botanic Park / Tainmuntilla. The Worlds Festival, since 1992, is a truly unique part of the Australian festival landscape, showcasing the best, the essential – and the surprising – in music, arts, dance and ideas from around the world.

It's been 30 years since WOMADelaide, 'the World's Festival' made its debut as an independent major event in 1993, and it is now established as an internationally acclaimed event and pilgrimage for artists and audiences from around the world, hosting over 30+ countries.

WOMADelaide offers a rich variety of programming initiatives, including the popular discussion forum of thinkers, scientists, activists, writers, environmentalists, journalists, economists, and communicators The Planet Talks.

For the foodie Taste the World is a wonderful way to get to know many of the festival's artists in a relaxed setting, as they share their stories while cooking favourite dishes from home.

The fun and family-friendly KidZone is a dedicated space for children, with nature-play activities, stories, singing, dancing and educational entertainment. Or add to the richness of your WOMADelaide experience by taking part in one of our artist-led workshops.

With the music, art and dance that enriches our cultural landscape comes a deeper understanding and inclusive sense of community between cultures. As thousands of music lovers come together in Botanic Park / Tainmuntilla, dance together, relax in the shade of fig trees, talk, share and discover new music, art and dance, community is built, and tolerance fostered.