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Ethical recruitment from Elite Forces


Win for the Employer Win for the Veteran Win for Veterans Charities


Our fundamental mission is to find Veterans employment whilst donating profits to Veterans charities who support those who are unable to work due to injury, both physical and mental.


Candidates’ Core skills: • Leadership and Management • Critical Thinking • Strategy and planning


Ideal Positions: • Program and Project Directors • Project Management • Mid/Senior Management


Email: enquires@eliteforcesrecruitment.co.uk


Ian McKellen and Leo McKern in The Life in My Hands, 1963


access drama classes and theatre tickets free of charge. He has really helped our charity to make a difference and we are tremendously grateful.” Adam Penford, Artistic Director


of the Playhouse, added: “It has been a real pleasure welcoming Sir Ian McKellen back to Nottingham Playhouse. His stories of those early years were both entertaining and inspiring. Our theatre has always been home to great actors, writers and directors. Long may that continue.”


Sir Ian’s visit to the Nottingham


Playhouse was part of an acclaimed, nationwide tour of 80 venues to mark his 80th birthday. Ian McKellen on Stage has already


raised almost £2m for causes related to venues across the country. It has recently been announced that the ground-breaking theatre journey will continue throughout the autumn with 80 more shows in London, all profits for which will be given to theatre charities in the hopes of earning a total of £3m by the end of the tour and West End run.


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