Michelle Preston to Step Down From SITI as Company Sunsets
Preston will be succeeded by Megan E. Carter, who will carry out her role the final two months of producing activity for the 30-year-old company.
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Los Angeles New Play Project Names 2nd Annual Grant Recipients
The grant will allocate $20,000 to selected playwrights and an additional $20,000 to theatres that have agreed to produce the plays.
TheatreWorks Silicon Valley Presents 2022 New Works Festival
The festival will feature works by Jonathon Larson Grant Winners Danny Haengil Larsen and Michelle Elliott, Obie award-winning playwright Christopher Chen, and Kleban award-winning playwright Rehana Lew Mirza.
Managing Director Michael Bateman to Leave A Noise Within
Bateman will step down after a nine-year tenure, handing over the reins to interim managing director, Maryellen Gleason, while the theatre conducts a national search for his successor.
Dan Sullivan: Friend of Audiences, Mentor of Critics
Theatre critic for the Los Angeles Times for 22 years, and longtime leader of the O’Neill Critics Institute, Sullivan was an old school newspaperman and a tireless teacher of the craft.
Justin Waldman Named Artistic Director of Two River Theater Company
The former associate artistic director of the Old Globe Theatre will succeed outgoing artistic director John Dias in the role.
Road Less Traveled Productions Launches Internship Program
The paid internship program will provide students of color with opportunities to gain experience in directing, acting, playwriting, design, and stage management.
Are We Selling Experiences or Serving Communities?
In excerpts from their new book, Anthony S. Rhine and Jay Pension answer important questions about audience engagement practices in nonprofit arts.
Shereen Ahmed, No ‘Ordinary’ Artist
The emerging talent trades in Covent Garden for Northern Ireland with a turn in ‘A Man of No Importance’ and reflects on a few stepping stones in community theatre along the way.
En Garde Arts Launches Joan D. Firestone Commissioning Fund
The award will recognize a mid-career theatre artist engaged in social change through the arts with an unrestricted $18,000 prize.
