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Griffin Theatre’s New GM Simon Wellington

GRIFFIN THEATRE COMPANY: Simon Wellington has been announced as the new General Manager of Griffin Theatre Company. He will take up the position of General Manager from 7 April, 2011.

17 Mar 2011

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Chairman of Griffin Theatre Company Michael Bradley has announced that Simon Wellington will take up the position of General Manager from 7 April, 2011. Wellington, who is currently Business Operations Manager for the City of Sydney and previously General Manager of Urban Theatre Projects for six years, replaces exiting General Manager Nathan Bennett.

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