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Get to know Proctors
In celebration of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s The King and I we’re getting to know members of the Proctors family!
The King and I is at Proctors through May 6, 2018. Tickets and details at proctors.org.
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Get to Know: Tasha Hudson
Originally from the Capital Region, Tasha has worked at Proctors for nearly five years. Through training and coordinating volunteers, she draws on her passion for creativity and self-expression while serving as a liaison between the organization and the community. Do you remember the first moment you realized you wanted to... Read more » ... Read More
Celebrating Our Newest Legacy Society Members
Pictured: Rick Carlstrom (board member), Richard Becker, Jean Leonard (Proctors Collaborative president), Debbie Brown (board member), Peggy Becker (board member), Nancy Willie-Schiff, Sherry Gold (board member), Al DeSalvo (board member), Wendell Lorang, Yono & Donna Purnomo (board member), Paul Wing, Mary & Steve Madarasz (Legacy chairs), and Miriam Weisfeld (producing... Read more » ... Read More
Meet the Staff: Jeremy Anderson-Ward
Jeremy got to experience growing up in a variety of locations, including Illinois, New Mexico, Arizona, and Albany. He has worked at Proctors Collaborative for four years and strives to continue seeing the Collaborative grow and engage in community involvement. ... Read More
Get to know: Laura Brignull, Scenic Artist
Laura Brignull has been a treasured member of Proctors for 13 years. Working in the Collaborative Scene Shop, she is responsible for making sure all scenery created matches its design. Originally from Columbia County, NY, she enjoys the process of making art for the community, along with the variation that comes with working on new shows. She believes that the... Read more » ... Read More
Get to know: Diana Chabai- Booker, programming coordinator
From Winnipeg, Canada, Diana Chabai-Booker has been in her position for nearly three years. She originally came to the Capital Region with her husband to watch her nephew and niece grow up. While Diana did not grow up as a “theatre kid,” she connected with the path later in life. ... Read More