Today the Denver Center for the Performing Arts (DCPA) named Angela Lakin as its Vice President of Marketing & Sales. Angela will oversee an 82-person team that manages all marketing, sales and patron services for the $70 million nonprofit organization, which engages 703,000 individuals including 100,000 students through its six pillars — Broadway, Theatre Company, […]
The DCPA’s modest former president and longest-serving trustee officially retired last month after 46 years of service.
‘The longtime Portland leader champions a range of voices from George Bernard Shaw to Lauren Gunderson, who says, ‘Denver is so lucky to get him.’
From Marcia Milgrom Dodge to Robert Petkoff to actors to ushers to audiences to The Eugene O’Neill Theater Center.
Thompson’s tenure in Denver will be most remembered for his unyielding commitment to underrepresented voices.
Kent Thompson called Garrett “an exceptional theatre artist with a proven dedication to fostering new and diverse voices in the American theatre.”
The first woman to run the DCPA oversaw 26 city of Denver departments with more than 11,000 employees and a budget of more than $1.5…
He had been committed to expanding the DCPA’s reach into the community and reflecting the region’s growing diversity on stage.
Shiller, who comes to Denver from the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in Miami, replaces Daniel Ritchie, who remains as Chairman of the…