Artistic Director — Stevie Walker-Webb
Walker-Webb is a director, playwright, and educator who was recently nominated for a Tony Award for directing the Broadway production of Ain’t No Mo’, which he also directed at the Public Theater. His work has been commissioned by the National Black Theatre and the American Civil Liberties Union, and he has directed productions with the Paper Mill Playhouse, the New Group, Classic Stage Company, and Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company. Walker-Webb has also written for the Emmy-nominated television show The Ms. Pat Show and is the founder of Hundreds of Thousands, an advocacy organization that uses the arts to raise awareness about the treatment of mentally ill incarcerated people and solitary confinement. He is the founding artistic director of the Jubilee Theatre in Waco, Texas, where his brother was incarcerated and subjected to over 100 days in solitary confinement, inspiring Walker-Webb’s arts activism. A lecturer at Harvard University, Walker-Webb is the recipient of the Princess Grace Award, the Dramatists Guild’s Lily Award, an Obie Award, and a 2050 fellowship at New York Theatre Workshop.
Managing Director — Adam Frank
Adam Frank comes to Baltimore Center Stage from Waterwell, a civically-engaged theater and arts education non-profit in New York City, where he has served as Managing Director since 2018. There, his initiatives helped grow the impact and sustainability of a company focused on innovative partnerships with advocates outside the arts. He catalyzed revenue growth that doubled the organizational budget, led the company through the pandemic with no staff furloughs or layoffs, and, in collaboration with artistic leadership, developed vibrant programming partnerships with immigration advocates, labor organizers, and military veterans.
In addition to his work at Waterwell, Frank has served in general management, marketing, and artistic capacities at theaters and festivals on both coasts of the United States, including The Public Theater, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Yale Repertory Theatre, and the Los Angeles Music Center. Frank holds an MFA in Theater Management from the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale and an MBA from Yale School of Management. He has served in a volunteer capacity training business students for nonprofit board service and as a board member of Columbus House, a regional provider of homelessness services in New Haven, CT.
Staff Directory
All staff may be reached by dialing 410.986.4000 or emailing info@centerstage.org
Executive Office
Artistic Director — Stevie Walker-Webb
Managing Director — Adam Frank
Executive Assistant—Hope Hynson
Creative Strategist—Avon Haughton
Artistic Producing
Director of Artistic Producing—Sarah Ashley Cain
Associate Line Producer—Bridgette C. Burton
Associate Line Producer—Jeff Kirkman III
Company Manager—Kelleigh Pangratz
Consulting Producer—Ken-Matt Martin
Artistic Partnerships & Innovation
Director of Artistic Partnerships & Innovation—Annalisa Dias
New Work & Civic Programs Manager—Estrellita Beatriz
Rentals & Shared Space Initiative Manager—Savannah I. Wade
To inquire about a rental, please email rentals@centerstage.org
Learning and Social Accountability
Director of Learning and Social Accountability—Janal Daniel
LSA Programs Manager—Emily Lettau
Development
Director of Development—Gen Haines
Institutional Giving Coordinator—Hailie Miles
Development Assistant—Alonzo Perez
Strategic Development Consultant—Megan Callaghan
Special Events Coordinator—Chania Hudson
Finance
Interim CFO —Phil Santora
Director of Finance—Janessa Schuster
Finance & HR Associate—Meg Williams
Marketing & Communications
Director of Marketing & Communications — Tyrone Manning
Associate Director of Marketing & Communications — Bo Frazier
Graphic Designer—Theresa Lammon
Communications Manager — Jasir Qiydaar
TikTok Ambassador—O’Malley Steuerman
Service Year Apprentice—Kirone Anderson
Publicist — Bryan Buttler
Audience Services
Associate Director of Audience Experience —Dana Hurd
Docent Coordinator—Pat Yevics
Audience Services Assistant—Sarah Young
House Managers—Josh Bouldin, Griffin DeLisle, Nat Dent, Gray Hemphill, Libbey Kim, Kelleigh Pangratz, O’Malley Steuerman, Regina (RGG) Summers, Sarah Young
Concessions— Candice (Bunny) Christmas, Valerie Long, Asia Maxton, Azania Maxton-Gethers, Jane Schwartz, Alex Velasco
Information Technologies
Director of Information Technologies—John Paquette
Box Office
Memberships Manager—Jerrilyn Keene
Assistant Box Office Manager—Bird Pope
Patron Services Associates—David Kanter, Libbey Kim, Stephanie Mendoza, Shaquan Pearson, Rowyn Peel, Natalie Dent
To contact the Box Office, please email boxoffice@centerstage.org
Facilities
Facilities Supervisor—Patrick Frate
Facilities Associate—Trevor Winter
Operations Assistant—James Turner
Production
Director of Production—Jeffrey C. Bazemore
Associate Production Manager—Sammy Brown
Audio
Audio/Multimedia Director—Blair Johnson
Audio Engineer—Eric Denson
Costumes
Costume Director—Frederick Deeben
Assistant Costume Director/Draper—Kehler Welland
Craftsperson—William E. Crowther
Electrics
Lighting Director—Samantha Brewer
Lead Electrician—Jessica Anderson
Assistant Lead Electrician—Michael Logue
Staff Electrician—Steven Burrall
Properties
Properties Director—Rachael Erichsen
Assistant Properties Manager/Artisan—Jessie Combest
Lead Craftsperson—Nathan Scheifele
Scenery
Interim Technical Director—Juliet Schick
Scene Shop Supervisor—Bex Vega
Lead Carpenter—Brian Jamal Marshall
Scenic Carpenter—Elijah (Eli) Miller
Scenic Carpenter—Aniya Robinson
Service Year Apprentice—Victor Brown
Scenic Art
Charge Scenic Artist—Erich Starke
Stage Operations
Wardrobe Head—Linda Cavell
Members of the Baltimore Center Stage Staff (January 2024)
The Center Stage Board of Trustees
Sandy Liotta, President Dr. Nia Banks
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