Producing the producers of the future

Published: 26 May 2013
Reporter: David Upton

Stage One

Stage One, the charity committed to developing and supporting producers for the commercial theatre industry, has announced Sheffield Theatres and Manchester International Festival will each host a 12-month training programme for an entrepreneurial new producer.

Due to the strength of applications for the new Regional Apprenticeship Scheme, it will offer a third funded apprenticeship for six months at The Curve in Leicester.

The £30,000 award will allow Stage One to offer a unique 12 month training programme with the host organisations. The award will also cover the costs of travel to London throughout the year so the apprentices can take part in the charity’s industry-led training workshops, a vital part of any Stage One apprentice’s development.

Paul Clay, Executive Producer of MIF added: “We feel it's extremely important to be able to develop the producers of the future and we are proud to be part of the Stage One scheme.”

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