BroadwayWorld Is Seeking UK Reviewers

By: Marianka Swain Oct. 07, 2016

BroadwayWorld is on the hunt for more reviewers to join its thriving UK team. Applicants must have strong experience writing fast, accurate and insightful reviews, excellent communication skills, and be proficient with web publishing.

We are particularly interested in hearing from reviewers in the following areas:

Bristol
Manchester
Leeds
Nottingham
Sheffield
Stratford-upon-Avon
Bath
York
Chichester
Birmingham
Southampton
London
Dublin
Belfast
Cardiff

To apply, please send a CV and examples of work to marianka@broadwayworld.com with the subject line 'BroadwayWorld Reviewer Application'

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