STC begins search for new director after Caleb Marshall announces departure
Marshall was at helm since 2014, leaving to pursue creative endeavours
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The last act in Caleb Marshall's theatrical career hasn't been written yet.
Marshall, who has been at the helm of the Sudbury Theatre Centre for three years, is taking a "sabbatical" from his role as executive director to concentrate on family life, and creative endeavours.
"Running arts organizations— any not for profit organization— is a challenge in our current economic climate," Marshall said. "I think it's time for somebody with new burst of energy to take over for me."
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Marshall said the timing is right, as the STC team has managed to strike a balance between being a performing arts centre and an arts presenter.
He also said the demands to run a centre carry their own pressures.
"It just felt like a time where handing over the reins to somebody who was more of a performing arts centre administrator...just seemed like it might be a good time," Marshall said.
Marshall took over as STC director from David Savoy in 2014. Previously he had been with Theatre New Brunswick.
Corrections
- An earlier version of the story incorrectly said Gerry Copeland would be taking over as interim artistic director.Jun 07, 2017 1:23 PM EDT