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The Skanner News - Oregon Shakespeare Festival Board of Directors Announces Tim Bond as OSF's New Artistic Director - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - Oregon Shakespeare Festival Board of Directors Announces Tim Bond as OSF's New Artistic Director

During Bond's time with OSF, he directed 12 productions, promoted equity and inclusion efforts throughout the company, and created the FAIR Program, which cultivates the next generation of theatre artists and administrators from diverse backgrounds.

Bond leaving TheatreWorks for Oregon Shakespeare Festival - Vimarsana News

Bond leaving TheatreWorks for Oregon Shakespeare Festival

TheatreWorks Silicon Valley announced last week that artistic director Tim Bond will depart the company later this week to take the same position with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.

TheatreWorks Silicon Valley Artistic Director Tim Bond to depart company - Vimarsana News

TheatreWorks Silicon Valley Artistic Director Tim Bond to depart company

TheatreWorks Silicon Valley announced on July 6 that Artistic Director Tim Bond will be stepping down. The company's Artistic Associate and Director of New Works, Giovanna Sardelli, will become the Interim Artistic Director.

OSF executive director 'jubilant' to hire artistic director | Community - Vimarsana News

OSF executive director 'jubilant' to hire artistic director | Community

The Oregon Shakespeare Festival interim executive director 'jubilant' to hire new artistic director

Source: kdrv.com
OSF appoints new artistic director - Vimarsana News

OSF appoints new artistic director

The Oregon Shakespeare Festival has appointed Tim Bond as its new artistic director, with his first day scheduled for Sept. 1.

Source: kdrv.com