Big changes are coming to the Public Theater
announced a change in its leadership structure. The 111-year-old organization will now be led by a four-person committee.
Asia Ciaravino will serve as the new president & CEO, J. Robert “Jimmy” Moore will be the producing artistic director, Rick Sanchez will continue his role as marketing director and will also be in charge of audience experience, and Christina Casella will become the new managing director. According to a news release, all of the new leadership team have extensive backgrounds in theater and have been active supporters of local theaters across the country.
The new leadership team for The Public Theater : Christina Casella, Rick Sanchez, Asia Ciaravino, & J. Robert"Jimmy" Moore
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