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Mitchel Sommers, retired executive director of Community Theatre of Greensboro, will oversee Triad Stage for about four months as it prepares to reopen.
The regional, nonprofit professional theater at 232 S. Elm St. announced in June that it will return to life for its 20th season on Oct. 4 with three plays, two concerts, a workshop and an effort to foster new, experimental work.
“We took this time to focus on who we are for the next 20 years and decided on a fresh take. We worked with an art consultant in the last year to define our purpose in the Triad and what we stand for as an organization,” Hankins said. “It is instrumental to identify what kind of space you want to produce, and since we have a reputation for top-notch professional productions, and design, it was all the more crucial we retain that part of our theatre.”
“This season we will celebrate our region with two stories set right here in the Triad,” [Sarah] Hankins said. “We will support local artists and foster new work from diverse perspectives, creating the classics of tomorrow.”
"We're opening the doors with a purpose." - Sarah Hankins, Artistic Director