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The Stadium Theatre Appoints New Executive Director/CEO

 

             The Board of Directors unanimously appointed Jennifer Webb to the position of Executive Director and CEO of the Stadium Theatre Performing Arts Centre & Conservatory. This change in leadership follows Cathy Levesque’s announcement of retirement.

 

            Jennifer earned her Masters of Arts in Theatre Education from Emerson College and also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre, Speech, Psychology and Dance from Wagner College in New York. Webb earned The Superintendent’s Award for excellence in instructional leadership which speaks to her ability to lead and inspire. Under her leadership as Artistic Director, The Stadium has earned over 40 Broadway World Awards.

 

            Armand Desmarais, President of the Board of Directors, stated “Jennifer’s years of experience; immersed in the philosophy of the Stadium; has prepared her for this role. The board was impressed by her extensive experience and her numerous accolades. The combination of her expertise in the arts along with her broad vision for the future will be a powerful recipe for continued growth and innovation at the Stadium.”

 

             Webb remarked, “I am delighted to lead such a dedicated team and partner with our board on this next chapter.”

 

            The Stadium Theatre Performing Arts Centre offers outstanding local, regional, nationally and internationally renowned live entertainment in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. For more information on upcoming events visit www.stadiumtheatre.com. 

 

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