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Britt joins Theatre Aspen as Director of Artistic Planning after having worked on several special projects including the inaugural Solo Flights festival and South Pacific In Concert. 

Britt began her career at the Broadway League where for over 10 years she served as Manager of Events and Programs, producing and executing all of the League’s major industry-wide events including Broadway on Broadway, Kids’ Night on Broadway, Broadway Under The Stars, Stars in the Alley, and more. She was associate producer on several television specials including The Visa Tony Award Preview Concert for which she earned a NY Emmy nomination.

In addition to these large scale productions she was the point person for the League’s cornerstone sponsors and partners to coordinate VIP and hospitality programming for clients around the country.  From 2004-2010, Britt was the marketing manager for the Tony Award marketing and sponsorship team that developed and implemented marketing advertising and promotional strategies to create awareness and increase tune-in for the CBS broadcast. Britt went on to market shows on Broadway including Driving Miss Daisy starring James Earl Jones and Vanessa Redgrave and in 2012 became the Director of Marketing at the historic Bucks County Playhouse followed by producing  fundraising events at New York’s famed Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

Recently pivoted arts administrator and strategist, Grant Strom joins Theatre Aspen this year as Apprentice & Board Coordinator. Most recently, he served as music supervisor and conductor for The J2 Spotlight Musical Theater Company, leading their internship program and heading their off-Broadway revivals including Cy Coleman’s Seesaw, Richard Rodgers’ No Strings, A Class Act (First NY Revival), A Day in Hollywood/A Night in the Ukraine, and Stephen Schwartz’s The Baker’s Wife (Directed by Schwartz). He also served as Interim Music Supervisor for RWS Entertainment Group from 2018-2019, providing direction for their Holland America cruise line account.

From 2016-2018, Strom had served as associate and pianist for acclaimed music director and conductor Andy Einhorn, performing with him on such Broadway shows including Irving Berlin’s Holiday Inn, Jerry Herman’s Hello, Dolly!, and Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Carousel. Strom has also assisted Tony-winning composer Jeanine Tesori as a pianist for Steven Spielberg’s upcoming West Side Story film adaptation, set to be released December 2021. His tour work includes the current touring production of The Sound of Music.

As a vocal coach and pianist, Strom has worked with and played for many lauded stars including Lindsay Mendez, Jessie Mueller, Renée Fleming, Donna Murphy, Bernadette Peters, Beanie Feldstein, Ansel Elgort, and Kathleen Turner. Strom has worked at George Street Playhouse for Last Days of Summer (Music by Jason Howland), Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre, and Theatre Row, among others.

Education credits include Broadway Artists Alliance, Broadway Evolved (with Betsy Wolfe), The College Light Opera Company, The College of Saint Benedict/Saint John’s University in Collegeville, Minnesota, St. Cloud State University, Sartell High School, and volunteer work through the MusicLink Foundation.

Grant Strom is an honors graduate of Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota, and he recently completed a certification in Strategy Execution from Harvard Business School as well as an internship in producing and general management from Aaron Grant Theatrical.

grant@theatreaspen.org

Ginger grew up here in Aspen. She was a local Radio DJ for 25 years at KSPN FM. For the last 10 years, she has been working at the Box Office for Theaters moving mountains and putting people in seats. You can find her hiking with her dogs on the trails around town or enjoying ALL the live music whenever and wherever possible. 

Brittany comes to Theatre Aspen from Kansas City, where she worked as a performer, teaching artist to all ages, voiceover artist, playwright, and deviser on new works with theatres such as The Coterie, The Unicorn, and UMKC’s theatre program. She has worked with YM360, a touring youth production camp company, as both the Production Director and an actor for several summers.

Brittany holds a M.F.A. in Acting from the Conservatory at The University of Missouri-Kansas City and a B.A. in Theatre (Acting/Directing) from Samford University. She is trained in mask technique, epic and devised movement, and clown. She aims to create consent-forward environments that protect and empower the artists and their work. She is passionate about fostering the next generation of young artists who will share new imaginative stories to shape a better world through uninhibited imagination. She is driven to developing existing communities by making theatre accessible to all people.