Join Our Team
When we come together, extraordinary things happen. Each of us brings something different, and it’s in that mix of skills, perspectives and passions that real impact is made. Join us, and play your part in shaping something special.
Our Commitment
Leeds Heritage Theatres’ success and our ability to fulfil our charitable aims is dependent on the people who choose to join our team. Whether you are just starting out or if you have decades of experience under your belt, we are looking for people who want to help us to succeed and who, in turn, will find our team to be a safe and supportive environment in which to flourish.
We actively promote equality of opportunity for all with the right mix of talent, skills, and potential, and welcome applications from a wide range of candidates. We are committed to promoting safeguarding and the welfare of children, young people, and vulnerable adults. Therefore, all appointments are subject to satisfactory pre-employment checks and relevant roles will need to complete an enhanced DBS check.
Recognising that the cultural sector, including our organisation, has a great deal of work to do to become truly equal, we are in the process of reviewing our recruitment policies and procedures. This process involves trialling different approaches to recruitment to inform our learning. If the recruitment procedure for any individual role is different to the one laid out in our Recruitment Pack this will be included in the advert for that role.
Importantly this work to improve our approach to recruitment sits as part of the wider development of an Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion strategy for our organisation. This strategy recognises that simply welcoming new voices into our team is only ever part of the journey to change and grow.
Company benefits
All team members enjoy the following company benefits:
- Generous average salary pension scheme, plus health and sickness benefits
- Regular staff offers and discounts for our own venues and local businesses
- Free to use Employee Assistance Programme that supports your health and wellbeing
- Personnel investment and training
Any additional role specific benefits are included in the job description.
Leeds Grand Theatre Stalls bar staff. Credit Chris Cootes
Recruitment Guidance
Find out more about working for Leeds Heritage Theatres and our recruitment process in our recruitment guidance below.
Leeds Heritage Theatres is committed to promoting safeguarding and the welfare of children, young people, and vulnerable adults. All appointments are subject to satisfactory pre-employment checks, and relevant roles will need to complete an enhanced DBS check.
Current vacancies
Stage Door Receptionist. Deadline for application is 12pm, Fri 17 July
Housekeeper (Cleaner) – casual. Deadline for application is 12pm, Tue 21 July
Customer Experience Supervisor (Bars). Deadline for application is 9am, Thu 23 July
Customer Experience Supervisor (Front of House). Deadline for application is 9am, Thu 23 July
For opportunities at Hyde Park Picture House, head to The Picture House website
Volunteer with us
Leeds Heritage Theatres is a charity driven by one mission: to bring people together, inspire extraordinary experiences, and foster a positive space for entertainment and education. Our volunteers are at the heart of everything we do.
Volunteering at any of our three venues offers a fantastic opportunity to connect with others, explore new experiences, share your passion and expertise, and grow your skills.
Our Purpose, Mission, Vision and Values
Purpose
Where creativity thrives and stories unfold.
Mission
We bring people together through vibrant, creative experiences that cross artforms, spark ideas and celebrate shared stories.
Across our historic venues, we welcome artists and communities to create, collaborate and discover new possibilities. At our core is a commitment to developing skills, widening access and a sustainable future. With openness, care and curiosity, we champion work that is inclusive, adventurous, and rooted in the cultural heartbeat of Leeds.
Our programmes resonate locally, across the UK and around the world.
Vision
Leeds Heritage Theatres will be a hub of creativity, celebrating the work of local, national and international artists and the human connection of arts and culture.
Our work will be underpinned by excellence, skill, inclusivity, collaboration, learning and generosity, and will be visible at home in Leeds but regionally, nationally and virtually. Our physical and digital sites will be places of congregation, engagement, excitement and welcome.
We will always be future-facing and outwards-facing, whilst recognising our heritage and our history.
Values
Creativity: We push boundaries, embrace imagination, and spark new ideas to inspire and transform every aspect of our work.
Integrity: We act with honesty and accountability. We make ethical decisions, maintain transparency, and build trust in every action and interaction.
Inclusivity: We remove barriers and create spaces where all voices are heard, valued, and empowered to create, lead and belong.
Passion: We have energy, commitment, and a deep love for the arts. It’s the driving force behind all our work, igniting creativity and inspiring action.
Code of Conduct
Leeds Heritage Theatres’ vision is to connect people through arts and culture and inspire future generations. As a charitable organisation we provide a positive, inclusive and sustainable environment to entertain and educate.
Whether you are an audience member, visiting Company/artist, contractor, freelancer, or employee, we want your experience of our venues to be enjoyable, safe, and memorable for all the right reasons. We encourage everyone to treat each other with consideration, respect, and tolerance. Our community’s diversity is a strength and a reason to celebrate, reflecting the transformative power of arts and culture. Anti-social behaviour will not be tolerated.
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