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Trustees and a Vice Chair

For over ten years, Vital Xposure, the disabled-led theatre company, funded by Arts Council England, has been creating and touring work informed by stories from hidden and unheard voices.

We are now expanding and testing new ground.

Based in London, we have national reach and, with a programme of examination, experimentation and exploration informed by regional consultation, our LABs will engage artists in exploring theatre making from a disability perspective.

Vital Xposure seeks new Trustees and a Vice Chair to join our energetic Board of Trustees.

We are interested in hearing from individuals who want to support and guide the Company as it enters its next decade of creating new and accessible, quality work.

Are you interested in joining our Board of Trustees?

Visit our website: www.vitalxposure.co.uk/new-trusteeswhere you will find an Information Pack and details about our work and the Company.

Deadline for letters of interest: Wednesday December 13, 2023 at 12.00 midday

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