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Dateline: 7th June, 2011

Conrad Lynch

WMC Appoints Artistic Director

The Wales Millennium Centre has appointed Conrad Lynch as the new Artistic Director, as part of its artistic ambition of being a producing as well as receiving house.

He joins the Centre from Shakespeare’s Globe where he has been Executive Producer for the past five years during which has worked with Artistic Director Dominic Dromgoole to expand the national and international reach of the Globe’s work, including its summer tours.

He gas worked for a wide variety of arts organisations, including the Drill Hall, Young Vic, Oxford Stage Company (now Headlong) and was Executive Director and Chief Executive of Salisbury Playhouse.

He has also worked as a freelance producer, most recently on the production of Entertaining Mr Sloane with Imelda Staunton and Matthew Horne in the West End.

Lynch is also a trustee of Fevered Sleep, whose production of The Weather Factory was commissioned by National Theatre Wales as part of its inaugural season in which it created a “theatre map” of Wales, and is a board member of The Pacitti Company and the Spill Festival of Performance.

Mark Taylor, Wales Millennium Centre’s Chief Executive, said, "As we have already set out in our Artistic Strategy for the next five years, we need to cement our reputation as a catalyst in the performing arts. To do so, we need to build credibility as a commissioner and producer of new work. To attract someone of Conrad Lynch’s reputation will undoubtedly enable us to achieve this."

Conrad Lynch added, "I’m delighted to be joining Wales Millennium Centre at this exciting time and look forward to working with Mark Taylor and the team to continue to develop the Centre’s work in Cardiff and beyond."

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©Peter Lathan 2011