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Handling the Playhouse, Gingerly
Written By: Wiley Sloan | Issue: 2016/03 - March
Ginger Moseley, the Highlands Playhouse’s new Executive Director, is working with her staff to prepare for the coming season.
Throughout the winter Ginger has been acclimating herself to the Playhouse operations and establishing goals and objectives for her new role. A talented photographer and mother of two, she is well-suited for this endeavor. Before coming to the Playhouse, she was both a business-owner and a
college professor.
Ginger knows the importance of being well-organized and using her time well. She is goal oriented and known for good money management skills. She is computer savvy and uses technology to accomplish what needs to be done. Ask her family about how well she stretches a dollar and you’ll hear that the Playhouse’s budget is in good hands. This is especially important for an entity that relies heavily on donations to underwrite its operations. Throughout its 78 years, the Playhouse has flourished thanks to a small army of generous supporters.
Organization, time management and budgetary skills, plus the ability to motivate and energize are just a few of the talents that Ginger will use during the coming years to guide the Playhouse. With a background in song and dance and even some time acting, Ginger easily relates to the needs of Creative Director Bill Patti as he sets about to produce the plays for this summer’s exciting lineup.
The season starts in June with the musical “Chicago.”
The Playhouse is more than just a venue for great movies and stage productions. It is an opportunity for youngsters to garner skills that will benefit them throughout their life. The Playhouse’s summer camps teach youngsters to expand their horizons, and explore their creative side. Watch the Playhouse’s website at highlandsplayhouse.org for information on the latest movies or to explore the exciting on stage productions for the summer season or call (828) 526-2695.
