The New Harmony Project Appoints Brian Balcom as New Artistic Producer
He has previously been at the helm of numerous world premieres and involved in critical developmental workshops across the country.
The New Harmony Project has appointed Brian Balcom to the role of Artistic Producer. In his new role, Balcom will collaborate closely with the Executive Artistic Director to enhance The New Harmony Project's year-round offerings, including the renowned two-week writer's conference, PlayFest Indy, and other Indianapolis-based programming.
"I am thrilled that Brian is joining the NHP staff as Artistic Producer,” states Jenni Werner, Executive Artistic Director. "He has an impressive track record of developing new plays and is passionate about supporting the careers of writers. I am looking forward to working with Brian to continue to expand and uplift The New Harmony Project's mission."
Balcom brings a unique perspective to his work, fueled by his experiences as a disabled, Asian-American director, and is passionate about creating inclusive and empathetic narratives in theater. He has previously been at the helm of numerous world premieres and involved in critical developmental workshops across the country at The Playwrights Center, Theater Mu, La Jolla Playhouse, and the National New Play Network Showcase. He has also served as a dramaturg for writers' groups at Victory Gardens and The Lark. With an impressive background in theater direction and arts administration, Balcom is poised to make a significant impact on the organization's programming and strategic vision.
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The Play That Goes Wrong Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre (7/17-8/23) |
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Memphis The Musical Marian Theatre (9/19-9/26) |
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Heist Waldron Arts Center (9/03-9/20) PHOTOS |
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THE WORLD GOES 'ROUND Fort Wayne Civic Theatre (5/07-5/23) |
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The Del Mccoury Band Honeywell Center (11/14-11/14) |
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Rent In Concert Indiana University (3/25-3/25) |
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The Rocky Horror Show Ruth N. Halls Theatre (10/23-10/31) |
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Rocky Horror Live! 51st Anniversary with Barry Bostwick Old National Centre (10/21-10/21) |
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SIX the Musical Indiana University Auditorium (11/12-11/15) |
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1984 Fort Wayne Civic Theatre (2/05-2/14) |
