IETM – International network for contemporary performing arts is a network of over 450 performing arts organisations and individual members working in the contemporary performing arts worldwide: theatre, dance, circus, performance, interdisciplinary live art forms, and new media.
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IETM: Production Assistant Job (Belgium)IETM – International network for contemporary performing arts is seeking a full-time Production Assistant to join its Secretariat in Brussels.Closed
IETM: Membership Officer Job (Belgium)IETM – International network for contemporary performing arts – is seeking a part-time Membership Officer to join its Secretariat in Brussels. With over 500 members worldwide, IETM is an international cultural network developing activities such as events, advocacy, research, training and community engagement.Closed
IETM Global Connect Programme for Supported Membership 2026 (Finland)IETM Global Connect 2026 Open Call invites performing arts professionals from around the world to become ‘Global Connectors’, bringing fresh perspectives into IETM’s international network of contemporary performing arts.Closed
IETM Global Connect Programme for Supported Membership 2025IETM’s Global Connect programme is calling for applications from performing arts professionals worldwide for the 2025 edition.Closed
Fair Pay in the Arts: The talk of the town or the elephant in the room?In June 2024 IETM — International Network for Contemporary Performing Arts published the report ‘Fair Pay in the Arts: The talk of the town or the elephant in the room?’. Download it here.
IETM: Communications Intern / Production Officer / Training and Project Coordinator (Belgium)Starting as early as March 2024, IETM has 3 open job opportunities available.Closed
IETM Global Connect Programme for Supported MembershipGlobal Connect is an IETM programme created with and supported by IETM Associate Members. The goal of Global Connect is to make the network more inclusive, diverse and accessible. Among other forms of support, successful applicants will benefit from funding to attend one IETM meeting: the IETM Plenary meeting in Sofia, Bulgaria on 12-15 June 2024.Closed
IETM: Full-Time Production Manager of IETM Events (Belgium)IETM is looking for a full-time Production Manager for its events which are held at various international locations, online and on occasion in Brussels, often in collaboration with local partners and organisers. The successful candidate can start as early as on 1 September 2023. This is a full time position (38h per week) located in Brussels, Belgium.Closed
IETM Global Connect Programme for Supported MembershipIETM Global Connect aims to make the IETM network more inclusive, diverse and accessible. The programme is open to performing arts professionals worldwide (producers, artists, managers, presenters, etc) who have at least 5 years of professional experience in the field and are committed to increase global awareness, inclusion, accessibility and connectivity – in the sector at large and in their communities. Selected applicants will receive the IETM membership for 5 years from 2023-2027 and funding to take part in the 2023 IETM Plenary Meeting in Aarhus, Denmark.Closed
IETM: Full-Time Policy and Research Manager (Belgium)IETM is looking for a Policy and Research Manager to design, coordinate, supervise, edit and administrate the policy and research work of IETM. This is a full time position (38h per week) located in Brussels, Belgium, with some flexibility between home/remote work and in house work.Closed- IETM: Communication and Membership Manager (Belgium)IETM is looking for a Communication and Membership Manager to develop and implement the communication and membership strategies of the network and its activities. This is a full time position (38h per week), located in Brussels, Belgium. IETM offer flexibility between home/remote work and in house work.Closed
#MeToo in the Arts: From call-outs to structural changeThrough research and main observations, this SHIFT publication starts by nuancing some preconceptions about the status quo of Gender and Power Relations in the arts while taking into consideration the diversity of contexts in Europe.