Royal Exchange Theatre
Rosie Bingham is a skilled Development Officer currently at the Royal Exchange Theatre, responsible for coordinating development and fundraising activities. With experience as a Development Officer at The Met and a background in fundraising, Rosie has managed individual giving, corporate support, and membership stewardship. Roles at Manchester International Festival and Made With Hope showcase expertise in event planning and marketing communications. Additional experience includes various positions in customer service and administration at Barclays and the Octagon Theatre Bolton, coupled with a strong educational background with a Master's degree in Theatre/Theatre Arts Management from The University of Manchester and a Bachelor's degree in Drama from the University of Lincoln.
Royal Exchange Theatre
We believe theatre is for everyone, and we're passionate about proving it. For almost forty years the Royal Exchange Theatre has been a hub of superb storytelling for Manchester and the UK, and there are even more exciting times ahead. Our vision is to be an internationally recognised centre of excellence for theatre in the UK and a vibrant cultural centre for Manchester and the region. Each year we showcase an ambitious programme inspired by the world's greatest stories: stories that have the power to change the way we see the world. To us, that means taking artistic risks, working as part of exciting partnerships, seeking out bold collaborations and championing new talent. Of course, great-storytelling shouldn't be confined to the stage. Whether we're training a new generation of theatre-makers, creating adventurous new work with over 60s, working with local communities or being inspired by the work of new writers, we're committed to creating more and more opportunities for those who want to get involved. Housed in one of the most beautiful buildings in the city, you need only step inside to begin a journey into the world of the Royal Exchange Theatre. Come on in, see what makes us tick and share in our excitement for the future.