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Theproducersperspectivepro .Com Regional Theater and Theater Company Contact Information Located in United States Company First Name Last Name Title Address City State Zip Code Phone Email 11th Hour Theatre Company Michael O’Brien Producing Artistic Director 2329 South 3rd Street, Philadelphia Philadelphia PA 19148 267-987-9865 [email protected] 11th Hour Theatre Company Jenna Stelmok Managing Director 2329 South 3rd Street, Philadelphia Philadelphia PA 19148 267-987-9865 [email protected] 3-D Theatricals T.J. Dawson Artistic Director P.O. Box 6039 Long Beach CA 90806 714-589-2770 [email protected] 5th Avenue Theatre David Armstrong Artistic Director 1308 5th Avenue Seattle Seattle WA 98101 206-625-1900 [email protected] 5th Avenue Theatre Bernadine Griffin Managing Director 1308 5th Avenue Seattle Seattle WA 98101 206-625-1900 [email protected] ACT Theatres John Langs Artistic Director 700 Union Street Seattle WA 98101 206-292-7676 [email protected] ACT Theatres Carlo Scandiuzzi Executive Director 701 Union Street Seattle WA 98101 206-292-7677 [email protected] Actors Theatre of Louisville Les Waters Artistic Director 316 West Main St. Louisville KY 40202 502-371-0956 [email protected] Actors Theatre of Louisville Kevin Moore Managing Director 316 West Main St. Louisville KY 40202 502-371-0956 [email protected] Alabama Shakespeare Festival Geoffrey Sherman Producing Artistic Director 1 Festival Drive Montgomery AL 36117 334.271.5300 [email protected] Alabama Shakespeare Festival Nancy Rominger Associate Director 1 Festival Drive Montgomery AL 36117 334.271.5300 [email protected] Alley Theatre Gregory Boyd Artistic Director 615 Texas Avenue Houston TX 77002 713-220-5700 [email protected] Alley Theatre Dean Gladden Managing Director 615 Texas Avenue Houston TX 77002 713-220-5700 [email protected] Alliance Theatre Susan Booth Artistic Director 1280 Peachtree St. NE Atlanta GA 30309 404-733-4650 [email protected] Alliance Theatre Mike Schleifer Managing Director 1280 Peachtree St. NE Atlanta GA 30309 404-733-4650 [email protected] American Conservatory Theater Carey Perloff Artistic Director 405 Geary Street San Francisco CA 94102 415-749-2228 [email protected] American Conservatory Theater Peter Pastreich Executive Director 405 Geary Street San Francisco CA 94102 415-749-2228com [email protected] American Music Theatre Project at Northwestern David Bell Artistic Director 10 Arts Circle Drive, #144 Evanston IL 60208 847-467-1172. [email protected] American Repertory Theater Diane Paulus Artistic Director 64 Brattle Street Cambridge MA 2138 617-547-8300 [email protected] American Repertory Theater Diane Quinn Executive Director 64 Brattle Street Cambridge MA 2138 617-547-8300 http://americanrepertorytheater.org/contact Arden Theatre Company Terrence Nolen Producing Artistic Director 40 N. 2nd St. Philadelphia PA 19106 215-922-1122 [email protected] Arden Theatre Company Amy Murphy Managing Director 40 N. 2nd St. Philadelphia PA 19106 215-922-1122 [email protected] Arena Stage Molly Smith Artistic Director 1101 Sixth Street Washington D.C. 20024 202-554-9066 [email protected] Arena Stage Edgar Dobie Executive Director 1101 Sixth Street Washington D.C. 20024 202-554-9066 [email protected] Arizona Theatre Company David Goldstein Artistic Director 455 North 3rd Street Tucson/Phoenix AZ 85004 520-884-8210 [email protected] Arizona Theatre Company Billy Russo Managing Director 343 S. Scott Avenue Tucson/Phoenix AZ 85701 602-256-6899 [email protected] Arkansas Repertory Theatre John Miller-Stepha Producing Artistic Director 601 Main Street Little Rock AR 72203 501-378-0445 [email protected] Arkansas Repertory Theatre Michael McCurdy Managing Director 601 Main Street Little Rock AR 72203 501-378-0445 [email protected] Artists Repertory Theatre Damaso Rodriguez Artistic Director 1515 SW Morrison St. Portland OR 97205 503-241-1278 [email protected] Artists Repertory Theatre Sarah Horton Managing Director 1515 SW Morrison St. Portland OR 97205 503-241-1278 [email protected] Artpark and Company Sonia Clark Executive Director 450 South 4th Street Lewiston NY 14092 716-754-4375 [email protected] Artpark and Company Katie Miller Business Manager 450 South 4th Street Lewiston NY 14092 716-754-4375 [email protected] Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities Rod Lansberry Producing Artistic Director 6901 Wadsworth Blvd. Arvada CO 80003 720-898-7200 [email protected] Asolo Repertory Theatre Michael Edwards Producing Artistic Director 5555 North Tamiami Trail Sarasota F 34243 941-351-8000 [email protected] L Asolo Repertory Theatre Linda DiGabriele Managing Director 5555 North Tamiami Trail Sarasota F 34243 941-351-8000 [email protected] L Aurora Theater Anthony Rodriguez Producing Artistic Director P.O. Box 2014 Lawrenceville GA 30046 678-226-6222 [email protected] Aurora Theater D.H. Malcolm General Manager P.O. Box 2014 Lawrenceville GA 30046 678-226-6222 [email protected] Baldwin Wallace University Conservatory of Music Victoria Bussert Professor 275 Eastland Rd Berea OH 44017 440-826-2900 [email protected] Ball State University Department of Theatre and Dance Bill Jenkins Chairperson Dept. of Theatre 2000 W University Ave Muncie IN 47306 800-382-8540 [email protected] Ball State University Department of Theatre and Dance TheProducersPerspectivePRODavid Valdez Managing Director 2000 W University Ave Muncie IN 47306 800-382-8540 [email protected] Barrington Stage Company Julianne Boyd Artistic Director 30 Union Street Pittsfield MA 01201 413 236-8888 [email protected] Barrington Stage Company Tristan Wilson Production & Operations 30 Union Street Pittsfield MA 01201 413 236-8888 [email protected] Barter Theatre Richard Rose Producing Artistic Director 127 W. Main Street Abingdon VA 24210 276-628-3991 [email protected] Barter Theatre Jeremy Wright Managing Director 127 W. Main Street Abingdon VA 24210 276-628-3991 [email protected] Berkeley Playhouse Elizabeth McKoy Artistic Director 2640 College Ave. Berkeley CA 94704 510-845-8542 [email protected] Berkeley Playhouse Kimberly Dooley Associate Artistic Director 2640 College Ave. Berkeley CA 94704 510-845-8542 [email protected] Berkeley Playhouse Gretchen Feyer Managing Director 2640 College Ave. Berkeley CA 94704 510-845-8542 [email protected] Blumenthal Performing Arts Tom Gabbard President 130 N Tryon St. Charlotte NC 28202 704-372-1000 [email protected] Boston Conservatory Neil Donohoe Dean of Theater 8 Fenway, Boston, MA 02215 Boston MA 02215 617-536-6340 [email protected] Broadway Rose Theatre Sharon Maroney Producing Artistic Director P.O. Box 231004 Tigard OR 97281 503-620-5262 [email protected] Broadway Rose Theatre Dan Murphy Managing Director P.O. Box 231004 Tigard OR 97281 503-620-5262 [email protected] California Musical Theatre Glenn Casale Artistic Consultant 1510 J Street, Suite 200 Sacramento CA 95814 916-446-5880 [email protected] California Musical Theatre Laura Mattice General Manager 1510 J Street, Suite 200 Sacramento CA 95814 916-446-5880 [email protected] Capital Repertory Theatre Maggie Mancinelli-Ca Producing Artistic Director 111 N Pearl St Albany NY 12207 518-445-7469 [email protected] Casa Mañana Musicals Wally Jones President & Executive 3101 W. Lancaster Ave. Forth Worth TX 76107 817-332-2272 [email protected] Casa Mañana Musicals Leslie Bradford Managing Director 3101 W. Lancaster Ave. Forth Worth TX 76107 817-332-2272 [email protected] Center Theatre Group Michael Ritchie Artistic Director 601 W Temple St Los Angeles CA 90012 213-628-2772 [email protected] Center Theatre Group Stephen Rountree Managing Director 602 W Temple St Los Angeles CA 90012 213-628-2773 [email protected] CENTERSTAGE Kwame Kwei-Armah Artistic Director 700 N Calvert St Baltimore MD 21202 410-332-0033 [email protected] CENTERSTAGE Michael Ross Managing Director 700 N Calvert St Baltimore MD 21202 410-332-0033 [email protected] Chicago Shakespeare Theater Barbara Gaines Artistic Director 800 E Grand Ave Chicago IL 60611 312-595-5656 [email protected] Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park Blake Robison Artistic Director 962 Mt Adams Cir Cincinnati OH 45202 513-421-3888 [email protected] Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park Buzz Ward Managing Director 962 Mt Adams Cir Cincinnati OH 45202 513-421-3888 [email protected] City Theatre Company James McNeel Managing Director 1300 Bingham St Pittsburgh PA 15203 412-431-2489 [email protected] City Theatre Company Tracy Brigden Artistic Director 1300 Bingham St Pittsburgh PA 15203 412-431-2490 [email protected] Clarence Brown Theatre Company Cal MacLean Producing Artistic Director 1714 Andy Holt Ave Knoxville TN 37916 865-974-6011 [email protected] Clarence Brown Theatre Company David Byrd Managing Director 1714 Andy Holt Ave Knoxville TN 37916 865-974-6011 [email protected] Court Theatre Charles Newell Artistic Director 5535 S Ellis Ave Chicago I 60637 773-702-7005 [email protected] L Court Theatre Stephen Albert Executive Director 5535 S Ellis Ave Chicago I 60637 773-702-7005 [email protected] L Crystal Theatre Cheryl Kemeny Artistic Director 12 June Avenue Norwalk CT 06850 203-847-4850 [email protected] Dallas Summer Musicals David Hyslop Interim Managing Director P.O. 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