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CurrentDirected 40+ productions, including Lincoln Center presentation for 1st anniversary of 9/11, Don Giovanni at The New York City Opera, and award-wining Virginia at Chicago’s Cloud 42.
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Ted Altschuler previously worked as Director at Theatre & Opera Companies Internationally and Writer at Bookeywookey, Various Publications. Ted Altschuler holds Ph.D., Psychology (Cognitive Neuroscience) from The Graduate Center, City University Of New York.
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Over 30+ years I have worked in nonprofits to champion the creation of new theatre, music, and multidisciplinary work, and amplify the voices of marginalized artists - integrating performing arts and community and connecting the public to culture. In my last position, I provided artistic/administrative leadership of the five-venue Baruch Performing Arts Center (BPAC) on the Baruch College campus in NYC. Through vision, influence, responsiveness to environment, and flexibility I led a team of 9 full time/20+ part time to create earned and contributed revenue streams, grow attendance 34%, and innovate a vigorously diverse season of programs across genres, featuring artists in residence. We programmed Venezuelan, and trans musicians, differently-abled dancers, Indian actresses, presented a Black Lives Matter adaptation of Fidelio, and a multi-national As You Like It, with actors from Sri Lanka, Liberia, Salvador, and elsewhere. Inclusion is a lifelong value that motivated my helping to create an initiative for the university LGBTQ+ community. Acclaimed premieres and work in development featured Blessed Unrest, Urban Bush Woman, Heidi Latsky, Huang Ruo, Caleb Teicher, Dipti Mehta, Jessica Bauman, Penny Arcade, and new music by Gregory Spears, Vivian Fung, Cindy Cox, Tarik O'Regan, Conrad Tao, Philip Venables, and Mikael Karlsson. Before BPAC, I served on the leadership teams of 2 nonprofits and consulted using my programming, fundraising, organizational, and marketing expertise. I’ve directed 40+ opera & theatre productions, created an approach to developing the talents of singing-actors, and coached actors both privately, at The Juilliard School, and at programs internationally.Many years of work with actors led to earning a PhD in psychology and neuroscience, deepening my understanding of human behavior and enhancing my analytic and creative capacities. My career evolved from educator and director to leading programs across the performing arts. Throughout my career I have engaged the public by supporting the creation of innovative cultural experiences.
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Directed 40+ productions, including Lincoln Center presentation for 1st anniversary of 9/11, Don Giovanni at The New York City Opera, and award-wining Virginia at Chicago’s Cloud 42.
Bookeywookey, Various Publications
Writing on topics across the arts and sciences with a focus on book reviews at bookeywookey.blogspot.com. Pleased to accept review requests from publishers/publicists at bookeywookey@gmail.com.
New York, New York
Provided artistic and administrative leadership of the 5-venue Baruch Performing Arts Center (BPAC) on the Baruch campus in NYC, one of the most diverse public university campuses in the US. Having transformed BPAC from a space for renting presenters, we presented 400+ events and served over 50,000 persons annually, with a season of premieres and work created in residence by vanguard artists at its center, programming music, theatre, opera, dance and talk. Emphasized diverse artistic voices presented in intimately scaled venues and programs at the intersection of art & social justice. In the first 4 years we boosted season attendance 34%. Work has included dance premieres by Urban Bush Woman, Heidi Latsky and Caleb Teicher, Dusan Tynek, theatre by Dipti Mehta, Kristin Marting and Jessica Bauman, new music by Vivian Fung, Cindy Cox, Tarik O'Regan, Conrad Tao, Gilad Cohen, and Mikael Karlsson. We have collaborated with Heartbeat Opera - "Bold and vivid." - NY Times; "Relevant and worthwhile." - New Yorker. and Beth Morrison Projects, HERE and American Opera Projects on the world premiere of THE ECHO DRIFT as part of the Prototype festival. "A truly moving, dynamic piece of music theater..." - Opera News.
United States
Created unique approach to developing talents of singing actors that integrates mind and body, artist and character, words and music, via a cultural grant from the City of Chicago. Faculty & guest faculty positions, workshops, master classes at Stony Brook University, The Juilliard School, Merola Young Arts Program, Santa Fe Opera Young Artists Program, Curtis Institute of Music, and others. Regular visiting faculty at Opera Studio Nederland from 1998 to 2008.
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Led multidisciplinary cultural programs across arts and sciences including:- Co-directed Lincoln Center program of poetry, song and civic engagement for first anniversary of 9/11- Co-Chair Brain Awareness Week, 2015, 2016 - 30+ events, 25 partners, 50 content collaborators- Creator TED-ed video, 2014 with 195K views- Led cross-generational oral history/theatre program uniting 10-citywide organizations- Founded Milwaukee’s Annual Festival of One Act Plays
New York, Ny; Chicago, Il
Provided advisory, writing and research services on structuring, fundraising, communications and event planning: Society of Neuroscience Greater NYC Chapter, Hudson Guild, St. Joseph Carondelet Child Center, Cloud 42, Commons Theater Company, Tishman Cognitive Neurophysiology Lab.
Amsterdam Area, Netherlands
Taught improvisation and acting technique classes, individual coaching, directed workshops, coordinated American auditions.
New York, Ny
Directed fundraising and outreach priorities for this nonprofit dedicated to bringing forgotten plays to new audiences. Increased budget almost 2X to $1.1M and increased core audience by 40%.
New York, Ny
Co-led graduate-level program in opera. Taught graduate-level acting, poetry, advised 25+ students per year. Directed 15+ projects, founded and taught Lab program using original method for developing singing actors, launched career planning program for students. Admissions, curriculum development, and member of Executive and Vocal Affairs committees.
Milwaukee, Wi
Co-founded one of the few successful resident ensembles in American theatre at that time. Established company's fundraising program and developed board of directors. Handled budgeting, marketing, programming. Served on Wisconsin Arts Board.
Emphases on developmental human cognitive neuroscience in research & clinical settings. Studied visual perception in developing humans.
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Ted Altschuler is listed as Arts director - support artistic practice in theatre, music, opera, dance, writing; amplify marginalized voices at Theatre & opera companies internationally.
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Ted Altschuler is based in New York, United States while working with Theatre & opera companies internationally.
Ted Altschuler has worked for Theatre & Opera Companies Internationally, Bookeywookey, Various Publications, Baruch College Performing Arts Center, Stony Brook University, and Various Nonprofit Organizations.
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Ted Altschuler holds Ph.D., Psychology (Cognitive Neuroscience) from The Graduate Center, City University Of New York.
Ted Altschuler is listed with skills including Nonprofits, Grant Writing, Research, Teaching, Writing, Community Outreach, Neuroscience, and Theatre.
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