Entertainment Talent Booker/Agent in Skipton

Company Department Outline

PEEL Entertainment Group is a premium live entertainment company delivering bespoke productions, guest experiences and specialist talent solutions for the global cruise industry and luxury five-star brands.

Through PEEL Talent, the company supplies Guest Acts, musicians, speakers and enrichment specialists, while also representing a select roster of professional performers and creative talent. Combining production expertise, industry knowledge and a strong talent network, PEEL supports clients with high-quality entertainment programming from concept through to delivery.

Role Description

This is a full-time, Entertainment Talent Booker/Agent role based in Skipton, Yorkshire, with some flexibility required for occasional travel. The Talent Booker/Agent will source, evaluate, and secure Guest Entertainment Acts. Day-to-day tasks include managing artist relationships, negotiating contracts and fees, coordinating availability and scheduling for cruise and luxury venue engagements, and maintaining accurate booking records. The role involves close collaboration with creative, production, and operations teams to match talent to specific concepts and briefs, supporting casting calls, auditions, and onboarding processes. The Talent Booker/Agent will also monitor entertainment trends, maintain a robust talent network, and contribute to sales proposals and client pitches where talent is a key element of the offering.

Qualifications

• Strong understanding of the Entertainment Industry and Entertainment booking practices.
• Excellent Communication skills for negotiating contracts, managing talent relationships, and collaborating with internal teams and clients.
• Knowledge of Guest Acts and Music in live performance environments, with an ability to assess artistic quality and suitability for specific projects.
• Sales skills to support talent-related proposals, pitch entertainment concepts, and contribute to revenue growth.
• Experience in talent booking, agency work, casting, or related roles in live entertainment, theatre, or music.
• Ability to manage multiple projects, schedules, and contracts with strong attention to detail and organization.
• Comfort working in an office environment, using digital tools for communication, scheduling, and documentation.
• Professional, inclusive approach to working with diverse performers and teams; commitment to non-discriminatory practices.
• Relevant education or training in performing arts, entertainment management, or a related field is beneficial but not mandatory.