Jacqui Findlay is announced as the Deputy Chief Executive and Director of Operations for Scala, Worcester’s new arts centre which is scheduled to open later this year. Jacqui will take up her role from April 2026.

Currently working as Programme Director for the BA (Hons) Stage Management and as Production Manager at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, part of Birmingham City University, Jacqui’s former freelance career spans over 14 years. Jacqui’s freelance career spans stage, production and tour management across projects from Shakespeare to contemporary dance, opera and panto. Many of Jacqui’s freelance projects toured both nationally and internationally. Prior working at Birmingham City University Jacqui was Tour Manager for Candoco Dance Company and she has worked in television, film and live outdoor events.

Currently under construction in Worcester’s city centre, Scala will be a place where people can come together to enjoy, imagine, and cultivate a more creative future for the city.

Opening later this year, Scala will offer live performance, independent film, music, talks, digital experiences, dance, workshops, exhibitions, festivals and special events.

Expect to see more job opportunities advertised over the coming months which will be announced on Scala’s social media platforms and on the website.

Scala are currently looking for two emerging producers to support the Festival of Play in Worcester on 22  and 23 May 2026. The Festival of Play forms part of Local Voices, Creative Choices, more details on the Festival of Play will be announced in due course.

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