Vincent M. Lancisi to Retire From Everyman Theatre
The Baltimore theatre’s founding artistic director will retire at the end of the upcoming 2025-26 season.
The Baltimore theatre’s founding artistic director will retire at the end of the upcoming 2025-26 season.
De Leon succeeds Lily Tung Crystal and interim artistic director Katie Bradley, and will lead the Midwest’s largest Asian American theatre company alongside managing director Ann Thu T. Pham.
Having served since 2022, he will leave to begin a new chapter of public service, including studies in urban planning.
Long, who started on May 19, will lead TCG’s fundraising efforts.
With the departure of co-founder Dawn Simmons, Parent assumes sole leadership on July 1, while education director Pascale Florestal steps up to be the associate artistic director.
The company’s former associate artistic director will step up when founding artistic director Jeffrey Horowitz departs in August.
An alumna of UNC’s graduate program who has worked in development for the university, CoyneSmith takes on a new leadership position at the Chapel Hill theatre.
Dewey succeeds former executive director Angela Gieras, and begins the role June 1.
French assumes the position after serving as CTC’s current deputy managing director.
She succeeds Nancy Schaeffer in the role.