New 'advocates' for theater are named to council
James Bundy, dean of the School of Drama, has announced the newest members of the Leadership Council, a team of advocates who will work to support participation in both the school and the Yale Repertory Theatre.
Council members were chosen for their expertise in the arts and business and for their curiosity about theater and all creative endeavors. The members will consult, advise and collaborate with the dean, faculty and senior staff of the School of Drama to support its strategic aims. They will be active in fundraising and helping to recruit, cultivate and solicit support for the school. In addition, they will serve as advocates in the alumni communities of Yale, as well as in foundation, government, corporate and professional circles.
The new council members are:
Neil Mazzella '78 M.F.A., (chair), founder and president, Hudson Scenic Studio Inc.; John Badham '61 B.A., '63 M.F.A., director ("Saturday Night Fever," "WarGames"); John Beinecke '69 B.A., vice president, Antaeus Enterprises Inc.; Kate Burton '82 M.F.A., actor ("Hedda Gabler," "The Elephant Man"); Patricia Clarkson '85 M.F.A., actor ("Pieces of April," "The Station Agent"); Converse "Tony" Converse '57 B.A., film and television producer ("The Killing of Randy Webster," "The Manions of America"); Sue Ann Gilfillan Converse '55 M.F.A., actor ("The Wedding Party"); Peggy Cowles '65 M.F.A., actor ("Law and Order," "Marcus Welby, M.D."); Edgar "Trip" M. Cullman III '97 B.A., '02 M.F.A., director (recent Off-Broadway: "Roulette," "The Last Sunday In June"); Polly Draper '77 B.A., '80 M.F.A., actor, playwright, screenwriter, producer ("thirtysomething," "The Tic Code"); Charles S. "Roc" Dutton '83 C.DR., actor, director ("The Piano Lesson," "Roc"); Heidi Ettinger '76 M.F.A., designer, producer ("Dracula, the Musical," "The Secret Garden"); Marc Flanagan '70 C.DR., actor, writer ("The Tracey Ullman Show," "Murphy Brown"); Donald P. Granger Jr. '85 B.A., producer; Asaad Kelada '64 M.F.A., director ("Family Ties," "Everybody Loves Raymond"); Mark Linn-Baker '76 B.A., '79 M.F.A., actor, producer ("Perfect Strangers"), co-founder of New York Stage and Film; Sarah Long '85 B.A., '92 M.F.A., actor ("Ivanov" opposite William Hurt at Yale Rep); Elizabeth Margid '82 B.A., '91 M.F.A., director, head of directing program at Fordham University; David Milch '66 B.A., writer, producer ("Deadwood"), creator of "Hill Street Blues"; Sheila Nevins '63 M.F.A., producer, director, executive vice president of original programming, documentaries and family shows for HBO and Cinemax; Carol Ostrow '80 M.F.A., actor, producer, producing director of the Flea Theatre; Liev Schreiber '92 M.F.A., actor ("The Manchurian Candidate," "The Sum of All Fears"); Tony Shalhoub '80 M.F.A., actor, producer ("Monk," "The Man Who Wasn't There"); Ed Trach '58 M.F.A., writer, producer ("As the World Turns," "The Dick Van Dyke Show"); Courtney B. Vance '86 M.F.A., actor ("Fences," "Dangerous Minds"); and Henry Winkler '70 M.F.A., actor, producer, director ("Happy Days," "The Dinner Party").
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