PlayGround Announces 8 Producing Fellows for 2023-24
The San Francisco-based company will work with next-generation theatre leaders from its hometown as well as from Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago.
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The San Francisco-based company will work with next-generation theatre leaders from its hometown as well as from Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago.
The festival will feature shorts, staged readings, and a Young Playwrights Festival.
The inaugural fellows are Tessa Corrie, Rosie Hallett, Genevieve Jessee, Jasmine Murray, and Lindsey Abbott.
The four artists will fill yearlong curatorial roles, with the mission to expand PlayGround’s offerings and community reach.
The new cohort of fellows will work in the areas of communications, development, artistic programs, and theatre management.
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