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News Actors' Gang Finds New Managing Director in Elizabeth Doran The Actors' Gang, the Los Angeles-based theatre company, has named Elizabeth Doran its new managing director.

"Becoming the managing director of The Actors' Gang fulfills a dream for me," said Doran in a statement. "The Gang's powerful, internationally renowned ensemble offers unlimited possibilities. With a committed board of trustees, the focused artistic leadership of Tim Robbins, the incredible skills of the ensemble, and the energy of Culver City and the greater Los Angeles community, The Actors' Gang is ready to tackle the challenge of moving to the next level of its organizational and creative growth. It is a great joy for me to join Tim at this critical time and help lead this gathering of visionaries to even higher levels of success."

Previously, Doran served as director of finance for the La Jolla Playhouse, where she was involved in Billy Crystal's 700 Sundays and Jersey Boys. Following La Jolla, Doran also worked for the Orange County Performing Arts Center and as the managing director for Capital Repertory Theatre in Albany. She begins her position with the Actors' Gang Oct. 22.

Doran succeeds former Actors' Gang managing director Greg Reiner, who left the L.A. company to become the executive director for the Tectonic Theater Project in Manhattan.

The Actors' Gang is currently staging a series of public workshops of their latest collaborative work, "I am not a racist, but...", which continue through Nov. 15.

The Actors' Gang is located in the Ivy Substation at 9070 Venice Boulevard in Culver City. For further information, visit TheActorsGang.com.

 
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