Creative Producer (Programs)
The Creative Producer (Programs) is a pivotal role at Corrugated Iron, driving the delivery of the artistic program with a particular focus on theatre and performance alongside core for-purpose activity essential to Corrugated Iron's core business. One month you could be supporting Teaching Artists and young people towards their end-of-term performances within our Workshop program, and the next, producing a show for Darwin Festival.
This is an opportunity to contribute to key programming, training, and educational opportunities for creative young people in the Northern Territory to reach new heights.
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To learn more and apply, download the position description HERE.
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APPLICATIONS CLOSE: 5pm, Wednesday 25 November 2026
HOW TO APPLY:
Corrugated Iron works with young people and artists from diverse cultural and social backgrounds with varied life experiences, abilities and interests and we seek to employ people who reflect the environment within which we operate. We actively seek Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disability, the LGBTQI+ community and People of Colour to join our team.
Your application should include the following:
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Cover letter introducing yourself and responding to the Selection Criteria (2-3 pages)
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CV including a minimum of two referees
Please email the above ep@corrugatediron.org.au by 5pm Wednesday 25th November with the subject heading "Application: CIYA Creative Producer (Programs)".
All enquiries should be directed to Zoe Scrogings, Executive Producer/CEO via ep@corrugatediron.org.au or (08) 8948 3200
Expressions of Interests
Teaching Artists
Are you an engaging creative looking to inspire, mentor and support children & young people to ignite their creativity?
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WE WANT YOU!
Corrugated Iron is on the lookout for dynamic Teaching Artists, facilitators and creatives to deliver our programs across the Northern Territory.
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Whether you're seeking term-based, reliable employment through our term-based public workshop program, or you're looking for a bit of adventure with our outreach initiatives in remote and very remote communities and schools, Corrugated Iron offers a variety of casual employment opportunities.
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What skills are we looking for?
While we’re well-known for our circus and drama workshops, we embrace ALL art forms. We're always eager to feature digital media, film, visual arts, physical theatre, dance, music, and public art in our offerings. If you have expertise in any of these areas (or others!), we’d love to explore how you can contribute to our exciting artistic programs.
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If you're excited about empowering young people through the arts and ready to make a difference, we want to hear from you!
Expressions of Interest for 2027, open soon!
Professional Pathways Program
Are you a young creative looking to work in the arts while being mentored by experienced teaching artists and creatives?
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You would be perfect for our 2026 Professional Pathways Program!
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The Professional Pathways Program is an opportunity for young emerging creatives eager to build skills, gain hands-on experience, and make valuable industry connections. Under the mentorship of leading teaching artists, you’ll contribute to Corro’s renowned workshop program and work with children to help ignite their creativity.
Whether you're exploring Theatre, Circus, Aerial, Music and Fashion workshops, you'll gain the tools and confidence to deepen your teaching artist skills and unlock new opportunities in the arts.
Who can apply?
Theatre Workshop Program: Ages 15+
Circus Workshop Program: Ages 14+
If you’re passionate about the performing arts and love teaching, this is your chance to deepen your skills and explore new opportunities.
Expressions of Interest for 2027, open soon!
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