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Casual Recital Hall Technicians – Expression of Interest
The Orange Regional Conservatorium is inviting expressions of interest from experienced technicians to join our Casual Recital Hall Technician Pool as we prepare to open our new purpose-built Conservatorium and performance venue. Our new facility will feature a 280-seat recital hall and professional production systems, supporting a vibrant program of concerts, visiting artists, student performances, recordings and community events.
We are seeking technicians with experience in live performance environments who demonstrate strong technical skills, attention to detail and a collaborative approach to working with artists and production teams. Technicians in this pool will assist with the delivery of high-quality audio, lighting and audiovisual production across a wide range of performances and venue hires. Working alongside artists, visiting production crews and ORC staff, you will play an important role in ensuring professional technical standards and an exceptional experience for performers and audiences.
This is an opportunity to be part of a dynamic regional arts organisation at a pivotal moment in its development, helping shape the technical standards of a major new cultural venue in Central West NSW. If you are passionate about live performance and production, read more about the position via this link and we encourage you to apply by submitting your resume and cover letter to ORC Executive Director Mr David Shaw (david.shaw@orangecon.org.au).
Applications close 5pm Friday 17 April 2026.
The following faculties are currently excepting expressions of interest. To register your interest, simply fill out the form and ORC Executive Director, David Shaw will be in contact when a position becomes available.
Strings (violin, viola, cello)
Voice (contemporary, musical theatre, classical)
Piano Accompaniment (Seasonal work welcome)
Why work at the orc?
The Orange Regional Conservatorium (ORC) has been a leading regional music education organisation for over three decades. It provides high-quality, inclusive, and diverse opportunities for all who seek to learn, perform, and experience music.
The ORC delivers structured, consistent, and engaging music programs to individual students, classes, ensembles, and schools—reaching over 1,200 students each week. These programs are taught by a faculty of more than 40 teachers from a wide variety of professional teaching and performance backgrounds. In 2026, the ORC will move into a purpose-built facility that will provide students and staff with the highest quality education and performance spaces in regional Australia.
People and culture are at the centre of life at the ORC. Our staff are engaged, dynamic, highly skilled, and collaborative. They work side by side to empower students, grow as performers and educators, and fulfil the artistic vision and goals of the organisation.
ORC staff are guided by strong administrative policies and processes, and supported by a dedicated and focused administration team. Because of this streamlined approach, staff are empowered to focus on teaching, conducting, performance, and professional development.
Why work in Orange?
Orange offers an exceptional quality of life for individuals and families alike, making it an attractive destination for teaching staff considering a move from metropolitan areas. Singles will find a vibrant social scene with plenty of opportunities to meet new people through local cafes, restaurants, and entertainment venues. Outdoor enthusiasts can take advantage of the abundance of hiking trails, parks, and sporting events, fostering a healthy and active lifestyle while connecting with others in a natural setting.
For families, Orange boasts well-regarded schools, providing excellent educational opportunities for children. The city's strong sense of community ensures that families quickly feel welcomed and integrated into the local area. Additionally, the affordability of housing and lower cost of living compared to metropolitan areas allows families to enjoy a higher standard of living without financial strain.
Professionally, teaching staff can benefit from career development opportunities within the regional conservatorium, while also enjoying a supportive and collegial atmosphere within the wider community. Opportunities for networking, professional growth, and community involvement abound, fostering personal and career fulfillment.
Furthermore, Orange offers a diverse range of cultural and sporting facilities, including theatres, art galleries, music festivals, and sports clubs, catering to a wide range of interests and passions. Access to excellent medical facilities ensures peace of mind for both singles and families.
In essence, Orange provides the perfect balance of career opportunities, community engagement, and lifestyle amenities, making it an ideal place for teaching staff to build both a fulfilling career and a rewarding lifestyle.
