At a Glance
- Tasks: Collaborate on a new show about motherhood through music and performance.
- Company: The Mama Time Project, a creative initiative exploring motherhood.
- Benefits: Competitive fee of £2,800 for 14 days of collaboration.
- Other info: Rehearsals on Wednesdays in Banbury, perfect for local creatives.
- Why this job: Join a unique project that values diverse musical practices and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
- Qualifications: Experience in composition, performance, and collaborating with diverse artists.
The predicted salary is between 40500 - 49500 £ per year.
The Mamatime Project is seeking a musician to collaborate with co-directors Rachel Gildea (dance artist and performer) and Caroline Horton (writer, theatre maker, performer) for the R&D phase of a new show about motherhood. We are open to all musical practices and disciplines and we particularly welcome applications from artists from the global majority. We are looking for an artist with composition and performance skills.
Fees & Schedule:
- Rehearsals: Wednesdays, 9:30am – 2:30pm, from December 2026 – July 2027
- 14 days (including work in progress sharing)
- Total Fee: £2,800.00
Essential Criteria:
- Experience of collaborating with artists of different disciplines
- Experience in devising work (our projects typically use original music)
- Based within 40 minutes’ travel of Banbury
- Interest in cross-disciplinary collaboration
- Experience of song writing and lyric writing, alongside the creation of instrumental and atmospheric soundscapes and underscore
- Availability on Wednesdays @ The Mill, Banbury
Desirable Criteria:
- An artist from the Global Majority
- Mothering and/or caring experience
- Experience of working with communities and in participatory arts
Call out for Musician - The Mama Time Project in Banbury employer: OxOnArts
The Mama Time Project is an exceptional employer that fosters a collaborative and inclusive environment, perfect for musicians looking to make a meaningful impact through their art. Located in Banbury, the project offers unique opportunities for cross-disciplinary collaboration, allowing artists to engage with diverse practices while contributing to a show that explores the nuances of motherhood. With a commitment to supporting artists from the global majority and providing a platform for creative expression, this role promises not only competitive fees but also a chance to grow within a supportive community.
