Sunny Hostin & Stephanie Horton Named To Dance Theatre Of Harlem Board Of Directors

Dance Theatre of Harlem has announced Stephanie Horton and Sunny Hostin as the latest additions to its steadily expanding Board of Directors. This announcement comes ahead of the company's annual fundraising Vision Gala and its New York season at City Center, where the company's signature Firebird will be performed for the first time stateside in over two decades. 

Stephanie Horton, Senior Director of Global Commerce, Retail, and U.S. Ads Marketing at Google is a venerated c-suite leader bringing over 30 years of fashion and marketing experience to Dance Theatre of Harlem (DTH). On joining DTH's board, Horton said, "I am deeply honored to join the board of an institution that has redefined the boundaries of classical dance for decades. I look forward to supporting the Dance Theatre of Harlem's mission of artistic excellence and its enduring commitment to social and community impact through the arts." Sunny Hostin, Emmy Award winning co-host of “The View” is a lauded journalist, author and advocate who brings a vast network shaped by her career in media and law. "Dance Theatre of Harlem has redefined the world of ballet by centering excellence, inclusion, and cultural pride. I am thrilled to join the board at such a dynamic moment and to help champion a future where its artistry continues to inspire generations to come,” said Hostin. 

“We are thrilled to welcome Sunny Hostin and Stephanie Horton to the Board of Directors of Dance Theatre of Harlem. Each brings a dynamic combination of leadership, influence, and a strong dedication to broadening access and opportunity in the arts. Stephanie's expertise in global consumer marketing and strategy, coupled with her ability to connect audiences and drive innovation at scale, will be an extraordinary asset to DTH as we continue to grow our reach and deepen our impact. Alongside Sunny's powerful voice and commitment to storytelling, their perspectives will help shape an exciting future for our organization. We look forward to their partnership in advancing DTH's mission and legacy.”  — Ackneil Muldrow III, Chairman of the Board, Dance Theatre of Harlem.  

With a deep commitment to the arts, Stephanie Horton and Sunny Hostin bring the vision and advocacy to expand DTH's reach — connecting with the key stakeholders and audiences essential to its continued growth, advancing groundbreaking classical work and upholding the enduring legacy of Arthur Mitchell.