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Last Updated 13/06/2019 Delegate Name Job Title Organisation Adam Knight Theatre Director HQ Theatres Adam Pownall Programme Last Updated 13/06/2019 Delegate Name Job Title Organisation Adam Knight Theatre Director HQ Theatres Adam Pownall Programme Coordinator Hull Truck Theatre Adrian Jackson CEO Wolverhampton Grand Theatre Aimee Hall General Manager Playful Entertainment Ltd Alecia Marshall Producer Headlong Theatre Ltd Alex Boughton Regional Programmer ATG Alex Clifton Artistic Director Storyhouse Alex McGowan Executive Director Citizens Theatre Alexandra Da Silva Producer Stage One: Freelance Alice Massey Executive Producer Unlimited Theatre Alison Grant Tour Booker Limelight Productions Alvin Hargreaves Operations Director HQ Theatres Amanda Huxtable Theatre Director Amanda Smith Executive Producer and Joint CEO Pilot Theatre Company Amy Fisher Creative Producer Stephen Joseph Theatre Amy Michaels Producer & Tour Booker Headlong Theatre Ltd Amy Sanderson Head of Communications Leeds Grand Theatre & Opera House Ltd Amy Vaughan Director, Touring and Cambridge Arts Council England Andrew Mills General Manager Cahoots Theatre Company Andrew Amery Director R3S Global Ltd Andrew Bentley CEO Storyhouse Andrew Hughes Producer English Touring Theatre Andrew Rawlinson Business Manager ATG Andrew Tucker Cultural Services Manager Mansfield Palace Theatre Anita Bhalla OBE Anna Ehnild-Danailov Co-Founder PIPA Anna Coombs Artistic Director Tangle Anna Marie Lambert Director of Hospitality Selladoor Worldwide Limited Anna Williams Chief Operating Office Birmingham National Ballet Anneliese Davidsen Executive Director Unicorn Theatre Anne-Louise Fortune Producer Truly Outrageous Production Anne-Marie Woodley Co-Director Theatre Royal Windsor Annie Masson Senior Regional Programmer ATG Last Updated 13/06/2019 Annie Waugh Project Coordinator UK Theatre/SOLT Aristea Charalampidou Tour Producer Lilian Baylis Studio Sadler's Wells Armand Gerrard Freelance Freelance Ben Park Head of Business Development Spektrix Ben Torrie Director of Programming & Creative Aberdeen Performing Arts Projects Ben Tyreman Producer Royal Shakespeare Company Bernadette Thomas Co-Founder ArtsScape Beth Watling General Manager Playful Productions Bev Hewes Principal - 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