Adirondack Regional Theatre (ART) is proud to announce its new and returning board members! As we gear up for our 25th anniversary, these dedicated individuals bring fresh ideas, extensive experience, and a shared passion for enhancing theatre in the North Country.
New Vice President: LeAnn Yelton
LeAnn has been an integral part of ART for years, serving as Secretary, costume designer, director, and actor. Now stepping into the Vice President role, she is eager to help ART grow sustainably. “This community deserves the quality theatre we can offer, and I want to help make that happen,” she says. LeAnn’s leadership experience spans roles at Clinton Community College, the Plattsburgh Public Library, and Champlain Valley Voices, making her a seasoned advocate for the arts.
Communications Secretary: Rachael Bruce
A newcomer to ART, Rachael brings creativity, enthusiasm, and a fresh perspective to her role. With a love for theatre and a knack for communication, she is ready to connect more people to ART. “Helping others discover ART and the joys of theatre would be incredibly rewarding,” she shares.
Returning Board Members
We are thrilled to welcome back several dedicated board members:
Dana Berry: Former ART President, director, and stage manager, Dana has been involved with ART for over 12 years. She’s passionate about supporting new directors, actors, and volunteers while enhancing behind-the-scenes operations.
Sara Munson: With over a decade of theatre experience, Sara is a strong advocate for inclusivity, fiscal responsibility, and innovative thinking. Her leadership extends to directing and serving as a past President of Chazy Music Theater.
Sara King: A returning board member, Sara combines her expertise in marketing and event planning with her passion for theatre. She has led creative teams for six years and served on the ART board this past year.
New At-Large Members
This year’s at-large members bring a wealth of talent and leadership experience to the board:
Mark Preston: A nonprofit leader with experience in fundraising and community organizing.
Ely Giroux: Balancing management roles at Chazy Orchards and Cornell Cooperative Extension, Ely is a skilled leader in budgeting and team coordination.
Jordon LeBlanc: With extensive experience supporting volunteer organizations, Jordon is dedicated to accessibility and building strong teams.
Ben Cepulo: A passionate theatre enthusiast, Ben has directed, managed productions, and led drama organizations in both high school and college.
Mason Barber: A lifelong ART member, Mason envisions ART finding a permanent home and continuing its growth while preserving its community roots.
What’s Next for ART?
With this dynamic board at the helm, ART is poised for a year of growth and innovation as we celebrate 25 years of bringing quality theatre to the North Country. From exciting productions to community engagement initiatives, there’s so much to look forward to.
Want to get involved? Join us at our upcoming events, auditions, and productions, or visit adktheatre.com to learn more.
Here’s to an unforgettable 25th season for Adirondack Regional Theatre!
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