Whether you like to take a back seat or get practically involved in the future of performing arts on Skye and Raasay, there are many ways you can help.
Vacancies
View our current vacancies at SEALL
Become a member
Our new membership scheme will be rolled out in January 2023.
Help Front of House
Join our lively Front of House team and meet the people who keep everything running like clockwork. You’ll be able to attend the performance free of charge where you provide front of house duties.
Provide technical support
If you can operate a sound desk or know about lighting or would like to learn, then get in touch. We always need help setting up, de-rigging and providing technical support throughout a performance.
Distribute posters and programmes in your area
We print What’s On Guides three times a year and we always need help distributing them. We try and raise awareness around Sleat and further afield to Portree, Kyle of Lochalsh, Mallaig and beyond. If you are planning a journey or have a B&B or self catering property then please help by taking some guides and posters with you and help to spread the word.
Donate
As a charity we rely on grant funding, ticket sales and the goodwill of our partners and supporters to survive. We keep our ticket prices deliberately low so that performances are accessible by as many people as possible. Any donations, however small are welcome. You can donate to support a specific activity or performance or to contribute to the general fund.
Our latest fundraising campaign for our SEALL@Home community outreach work can be found HERE.
Review our performances
If you like to write, why not review some of our performances? You don’t need any previous experience, just an interest in bringing events to life for those who weren’t able to be there. We will share what you write on our website and social media platforms.
Like us on Facebook and Twitter and help spread the word
Follow us, share our posts, like us, re-tweet and comment and help spread the word about SEALL to your friends and networks.
