Acting Coordinator (Part-Time, 12-Month Contract)

Tutti Arts | Brighton, South Australia

Shape the future of performance with learning disabled and neurodivergent people

At Tutti Arts, we believe learning disabled and neurodivergent people belong at the centre of arts and culture. We are seeking an experienced and passionate Acting Coordinator to lead the development and delivery of Tutti’s acting program, supporting artists to build skills, tell their own stories, and create ambitious contemporary performance work.

This is an exciting opportunity for a theatre practitioner, director, or performance-maker who is committed to artistic excellence, equity, and disability-led creative practice.

About the Role

Reporting to the Creative Director, the Acting Coordinator will lead high-quality acting programs, creative projects and performance opportunities for Tutti artists. The role combines creative leadership, facilitation, project management and team work.

You will

- Design and deliver engaging acting programs, workshops and creative development opportunities.

- Support artists to develop skills in acting, storytelling, movement, devising, voice and stage and screen performance.

- Create pathways from introductory participation through to professional and industry-facing opportunities.

- Lead and mentor Arts Support Workers

- Foster accessible, equitable and neurodiversity-affirming artistic environments.

- Build partnerships and industry connections across theatre, screen, disability arts and community sectors.

- Contribute to grant development, project planning and program evaluation.

About You

You are an experienced theatre practitioner, director, or performance-maker who combines artistic vision with strong leadership and organisational skills. You are committed to the rights, creative leadership and authentic representation of learning disabled and neurodivergent artists.

To be successful, you will bring:





- Professional experience in acting, directing, performance-making or related fields.

- Experience delivering workshops, creative programs and performance projects.

- Solid facilitation, communication and team leadership skills
- An understanding of contemporary theatre, performance and screen practices.

- A commitment to disability inclusion, equity and participant-led practice.

Essential Qualifications & Experience

- Tertiary qualification in Acting, Directing or a related discipline.

- Professional acting and/or directing experience.

- Experience facilitating workshops, developing original work and leading creative teams.

- Current First Aid Certificate.

- Certificate III or IV in Disability, or equivalent experience, highly regarded.

Why Work With Tutti?

At Tutti Arts, you'll join a creative, values-driven organisation recognised nationally for innovative disability arts practice. You'll work alongside exceptional artists and a passionate team dedicated to creating meaningful artistic and professional opportunities for learning disabled and neurodivergent people.

Position Details

Full is available on the Tutti website – https://tutti.org.au/about/work-with-us/

How to Apply

Please submit

- A cover letter addressing your suitability for the role.

- A current resume.

- Examples of relevant artistic, directing, acting or facilitation experience.

Tutti Arts is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workforce. We strongly encourage applications from all suitably qualified candidates who identify as disabled, neurodivergent, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, CALD, BIPOC, and LGBTQIA .

Tutti is committed to providing an accessible recruitment process. If you have any access requirements during the application or interview process, please let us know.

Please contact ****@tutti.org.au

Applications close: midnight, Thursday 26 November, 2026

Enquiries: Tutti Creative Director, Gaelle Mellis, *@tutti.org.au

📌 Acting Coordinator (Brighton)
🏢 Tutti Arts
📍 Brighton