New Managing Director Announced For Infamous Commonwealth Theatre
By: Gabrielle Sierra
Infamous Commonwealth Theatre welcomes new Managing Director Abbie Colton.
Abbie Colton has worked in the Chicago theater community as a stage manager, production manager, set designer and producer with companies such as WNEP Theater and The Factory Theater. In 2009, she produced the world premiere of Dave Stinton's The Lost Shakespeare Play. She is currently pursuing her Master's Degree in Performing Arts Management from Columbia College and has recently begun work with Arts Alliance Illinois. She is an active member of the Illinois Theater Association and former member of the Jeff Awards Committee.Ms. Colton graduated from Michigan State University, earning a B.A. in Theater. Upon graduation, she joined Berkeley Repertory Theater as a Stage Management Intern and was later hired as a Production Assistant, working with theater professionals such as Tony Taccone, Culture Clash, Brian Kulick, Stephen Wadsworth, Dominique Serrand and Geoff Hoyle.As Managing Director, Ms. Colton joins recently appointed Artistic Director Chris Maher as the new executive leadership of ICT. For a full list of ICT company members, please click here.
ICT's unique mission is to illuminate diverse perspectives around one centralized topic per season. ICT has received seven After Dark Awards and four Joseph Jefferson Citations since its inception. For more information on ICT, please visit www.infamouscommonwealth.org.
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