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AlanHarrison
With 20 years of experience in nonprofit theater management (the last 3 seasons as the Executive Director for ArtsWest, West Seattle's progressive theater company whose mission is to produce artistic events so fiercely compelling that they require conversation, improve the imagination, and promote cultural vibrancy as a core value for the communities of West Seattle), Alan has worked with Lincoln Center Theater, Pittsburgh Public Theater, Seattle Repertory Theatre, dozens of other regional theaters, and counts over 40 Broadway and Off-Broadway productions among the 250 on which he has worked. While in Pittsburgh, Alan invented and was the first to implement the highly successful “Under 25? Only $10!” program, a venture that annually adds hundreds of thousands of young people to the audiences of arts organizations all over the world. For several seasons, Alan was the managing director for the Alabama Shakespeare Festival and hosted "All the World’s a Stage," a weekly NPR newsradio program that contextualized the purpose of the arts. He was a member of the charter class of the Stanford University Graduate School of Business/Center for Social Innovation’s Executive Program for Nonprofit Leaders in the Arts. In 2006, he was elected to the board of directors for the West Seattle Junction Association.
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