Careers@Drama School Mumbai

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Building the New Generation of Theatre-makers…
Requires a Communications Consultant, Course Advisor and Fundraising Associate unlike any other. 

The past year has given us a chance to renew our commitment to the acting and theatre-making community by finding new, more resilient ways to train. The range and reach of our activities have expanded. And to carry this momentum through, we are looking for people to join the core operations team.

Please do look through the job descriptions below if you are interested in applying for them and feel free to pass this information on to anyone looking for opportunities.

If you have any questions, please to write in to pkoppikar@dsfm.in.

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Communications Consultant
Fundraising Associate
Course Advisor

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