Maya Davis Email & Phone Number

New York, United States

New York, United States

New York City Metropolitan Area

Senior role responsible for collaborating with all departments at the Festival to produce the 2023 season, including Main Stage Readings, Cabaret Series, Fridays@3, workshops, and residencies; facilitates a process that ensures the artists have the resources they need and projects are implemented on time and within the allotted budget. Lead day-to-day producing operations, including: making all creative team offers; facilitating casting processes, including negotiating offers; Maintaining up-to-date paperwork, schedules, and budget tracking. Support Artistic Associate and team in support of Fridays@3, workshops, and residencies. Act as a liaison between artists and internal departments such as Marketing & Development, Box Office, and the Business Office; collaborate with Company Management.

New York, Ny

STRATEGIC/PLANNING- Partner with the Executive Artistic Director (EAD) & CEO to build NBT’s artistic department by developing annual & long term programming goals that actualize NBT’s mission- Oversee season calendar of schedules in relation to season planning, research, timelines, etc.- Work closely with EAD & Resident Coordinator to support SOUL Series LAB fellowships- Cultivate relationships with artists, attend various productions/performances for future consideration - Support on- & off-site supervision of NBT’s events, ensure professionally run programs that properly use the theater’s resources, providing the highest quality performance/cultural experience for the community and audiences- Collaborate with Marketing & Communications team to develop and implement marketing strategy - Think broadly & strategically about content development, producing programs for live presentation and for distribution across broadcast and digital platforms- Assist with partnerships and programmatic collaborators and curators- Maintain a culture that attracts, retains and motivates top quality personnel- Assist in establishing & managing the overall creative programming budget- Generate creative and entrepreneurial ideas- Support with developing community engagement activitiesPRODUCING: - Help produce & manage an artistically-significant and financially-viable program of quality performances- Organize & facilitate production meetings- Create detailed production schedules & assign/delegate tasks as appropriate- Oversee the construction of content as needed, digital or physical- Determine rental needs with designers/production managers- Plan & execute load-ins/load-outs- Determine crew staffing & duties, attend & oversee technical rehearsals with EAD- Work with Operations Manager on tech riders & performer contracts/payments- Collect all show files post-production- Develop project-specific budgets for internal planning & grant applications/reports

New York, New York, United States

Associate Member contributing to the development of and performance/touring plans for a new Wooster Group work, Get Your Ass In The Water And Swim Like Me. Partner with Producer, General Manager, and director Kate Valk to cultivate potential co-producers and touring partners, then to strategize on and finalize those partnerships. Manager of Community Engagement & Audience Outreach for new/touring productions. Producer on tour with The Wooster Group (The B-Side: Negro Folklore in Texas State Prisons), including Company Management support and COVID Compliance support.

New York City Metropolitan Area

Reported directly to the Artistic Director.● Supported the AD in artistic planning, programming, and artistic producing-Coordinated remaining 2021 casting for developmental projects as well as productions -Collaborated with Literary Manager as needed on talkbacks, program dramaturgy, lawn talks, supporting commissions/residencies, supporting the Playwright-in-Residence seat, and reading for the L. Arnold Weissberger New Play Award-When requested, served as AD’s surrogate at meetings, events, or conferences● Supervised COMMUNITY WORKS Associate (CWA), supported all COMMUNITY WORKS endeavors-With CWA, supported the Forest of Arden vis a vis community cast members and ensuring CW partners and alums are involved in and/or invited -Collaborated with CWA to maintain partnerships with community organizations-Collaborated with CWA to support CW Playwriting Intensive monthly meetings and August culminating presentation● Oversaw training programs-Managed the Early Career BIPOC Theatre-Maker Program Coordinator-Liaised with WTF + Williams College summer program coordinator-Managed the Non-Equity company-Worked with administrative and production department heads to coordinate educational content -Managed Fellows/Assistant Directors● Supported festival operations-Supported and furthered WTF’s Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Initiative and anti-racism efforts-Worked with marketing team to develop content and copy as needed-Engaged with trustees, funders, and potential donors as needed-Collaborated with Director of Development & Grant Writer on grant applications-Collaborated on operational matters such as budgets, calendars, and personnel as needed

Brooklyn, New York, United States

Part-time Interim Associate Producer for The TEAM, a Brooklyn-based ensemble dedicated to creating new work about the experience of living in America today. Worked in close collaboration with the Interim Producing Director and Artistic Director in handling the day-to-day operations of the TEAM, including grant writing, fundraising, company management, office management and general administration. Collaborated on the development and execution of institutional fundraising campaigns and annual EOY fundraising, and line produced Petri Projects programming (including digital presentations, in-person development, in-person workshops, etc.) Managed marketing and social media efforts, including design for campaigns, creating collateral, and working collaboratively with artists in determining language/material.The TEAM is Jessica Almasy, Frank Boyd, Rachel Chavkin, Stephanie Douglass, Jill Frutkin, Amber Gray, Brian Hastert, Jake Heinrichs, Matt Hubbs, Libby King, Ian Lassiter, Jake Margolin, Dave Polato, Kristen Sieh, and Nick Vaughan. Artistic Director: Rachel ChavkinProducing Director: Alexandra LalondeInterim Producing Director: Laura Elliot

New York, New York, United States

Line Producer at Dr. Barbara Ann Teer's National Black Theatre Institute of Action ArtsCEO: Sade LythcottArtistic Director: Jonathan H. McCroryCore Mission:1. To produce transformational theater that helps to shift the inaccuracy around African Americans' cultural identity by telling authentic stories of Black lifestyle;2. To use theater arts as a means to educate, enrich, entertain, empower & inform the national conscience around current social issues impacting our communities;3. To provide a safe space for artists of color to articulate the complexity, beauty & artistic excellence intrinsic in how we experience the world in the domain of acting, directing, producing, designing, play writing and entrepreneurial autonomy.