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Adelaide Fringe employs a team of year round staff who work in marketing, partnerships, program operations, production, finance and ticketing. As we come closer to festival season, we also advertise a wide range of short-term contract roles and casual positions.

Adelaide  Fringe  supports  flexible  and  accessible  working  arrangements  for  all.  This  includes  people  with  a disability,  Aboriginal  and  Torres  Strait  Islanders,  culturally, religiously  and  linguistically  diverse  people,  young people, older people, women, and people who identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, intersex or queer. We draw pride and strength from our diversity, remain open to new approaches and actively foster an inclusive workplace that celebrates the contribution made by all our people.


Benefits of working at Adelaide Fringe:
  • 1 week bonus (post) festival leave for year round staff (in addition to 4 weeks annual leave)
  • Employee Assistance Program
  • 9 day working fortnight
  • 2 days of Volunteer Leave for all full year and seasonal salaried staff
  • Ongoing training opportunities
  • Staff development days and opportunities
  • An Adelaide Fringe Membership
  • Flexible work environment
  • An optional social calendar and events
  • Study leave.

Our Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion

Our Disability Access and Inclusion Plan outlines ways that Fringe is working to make workplaces, services and products more accessible and inclusive to people living with a disability. 

Our Reconciliation Action Plan outlines practical plans of action for Fringe to actively contribute to reconciliation, creating space to listen and celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices and support First Nations artists, staff and volunteers. 

Our Sustainability Action Plan outlines a commitment to seven of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, to utilise Fringe’s influence to generate positive social and environmental change. 

Our Multicultural Inclusion Action Plan (in development) will outline actions to ensure the cultural diversity of South Australia is reflected in Fringe participation, and provide opportunities for refugee and migrant communities. 
Banner image: Honey Pot at Government House. Photo: Anastasia Comelli, Adelaide Fringe, 2023
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Positions Available

› Head of Marketing

Applications close: 2025-04-29

Under the direction of the Executive Director – Audience, the Head of Marketing leads the development, implementation, and delivery of the strategic marketing plan for Adelaide Fringe. The role is responsible for ensuring all marketing activity aligns with organisational goals, audience growth priorities, and brand strategy.

Working closely with the Marketing Manager, the Head of Marketing provides strategic oversight and leadership across all major campaigns, including digital, print, publicity, and social platforms. The role ensures consistency of message, brand alignment, and timely execution across a dynamic festival environment, while guiding agency collaboration and high-level campaign direction.

This position plays a key role in maintaining Adelaide Fringe’s profile as one of Australia’s leading cultural festivals, managing cross-departmental collaboration and driving high-quality marketing outcomes year-round.