Dennis Garnhum's guest appearances

Dennis Garnhum

My Camino - the podcast

The Performers Podcast

Branding #LdnOnt

Musical Theatre Radio presents "Be Our Guest"

David Billson

Bruce Dow

Michael Rubinoff

Julieanna Hever

Jennifer Ashley Tepper

Ken Davenport

Eric Ulloa

Irene Sankoff

David Hein

Nina Simone

Holly Reed

Kat Edmonson

Steve Cohen

Dayna Manning

Luisa Lyons

Ophira Eisenberg

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Dennis Garnhum was hired as the Artistic Director of the Grand Theatre in 2016; a move that was a coming home for Dennis. Growing up in London, his theatre career began at the Grand with a role in Antler River at age 13. Since his return to London, Dennis has created several new programs: COMPASS New Play Development Program, 100 Schools educational outreach, and 1000 Seats community initiative. He also launched a new partnership with Sheridan College’s Canadian Music Theatre Program that partners with the Grand’s High School Project. Dennis’ career has taken him across North America, directing plays, musicals, and operas at a number of companies including Vancouver Opera, National Arts Centre, Shaw Festival, Stratford Festival, Tarragon Theatre, Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre, Florida Grand Opera, American Conservancy Theatre (A.C.T.), Bard on the Beach, Pacific Opera Victoria, Belfry Theatre, and Neptune Theatre. His co-adaptation (with author Cathy Ostlere) of Lost – A Memoir was nominated for a 2012 Governor General’s Literary Award.  Grand Theatre Website

Dennis Garnhum was hired as the Artistic Director of the Grand Theatre in 2016; a move that was a coming home for Dennis. Growing up in London, his theatre career began at the Grand with a role in Antler River at age 13. Since his return to London, Dennis has created several new programs: COMPASS New Play Development Program, 100 Schools educational outreach, and 1000 Seats community initiative. He also launched a new partnership with Sheridan College’s Canadian Music Theatre Program that partners with the Grand’s High School Project. Dennis’ career has taken him across North America, directing plays, musicals, and operas at a number of companies including Vancouver Opera, National Arts Centre, Shaw Festival, Stratford Festival, Tarragon Theatre, Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre, Florida Grand Opera, American Conservancy Theatre (A.C.T.), Bard on the Beach, Pacific Opera Victoria, Belfry Theatre, and Neptune Theatre. His co-adaptation (with author Cathy Ostlere) of Lost – A Memoir was nominated for a 2012 Governor General’s Literary Award. <a href="https://www.grandtheatre.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Grand Theatre Website</a>

Be Our Guest with Dennis Garnhum (Grand Theatre)

At the Grand Theatre Deb Harvey is the Executive Director and Dennis Garnhum is the Artistic Director. Together, they form a dynamic duo that has the mission to transform the Grand Theatre into a leading cultural hub that brings the world to London, and also brings London to the world. World Curious, London Proud.The Grand Theatre is a case study in innovation over the past few seasons, breaking ground with first run Canadian content, re-inventing what a theatre stage should look like, and clever twists on classics to tell different narratives.

At the <a href="http://grandtheatre.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Grand Theatre</a> Deb Harvey is the Executive Director and Dennis Garnhum is the Artistic Director. Together, they form a dynamic duo that has the mission to transform the Grand Theatre into a leading cultural hub that brings the world to London, and also brings London to the world. World Curious, London Proud.The Grand Theatre is a case study in innovation over the past few seasons, breaking ground with first run Canadian content, re-inventing what a theatre stage should look like, and clever twists on classics to tell different narratives.

Branding #LdnOnt - Deb Harvey & Dennis Garnhum

How do you raise 1 million dollars for your theatre? Dennis Garnhum is the Artistic Director of the Grand Theatre, in London, Ontario. Within a few months of taking on the new job he, along with development team, raised 1 million dollars for the theatre. Garnhum Grew up in London, and he was 13 years old when he first appeared on stage at the Grand. Later he was an usher, stage manager and eventually, in 2004, he and his husband, Bruce Sellery (also from London) married in the balcony at The Grand. Before arriving at the Grand, Dennis was the Artistic Director of Theatre Calgary since 2005 where, as well as developing new plays, he built some impressive partnerships with the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco, the Shaw Festival and Bard on the Beach. So our conversation leans towards the business of running a theatre and finding a life balance. Show Notes The Grand Theatre's website

How do you raise 1 million dollars for your theatre? Dennis Garnhum is the Artistic Director of the Grand Theatre, in London, Ontario. Within a few months of taking on the new job he, along with development team, raised 1 million dollars for the theatre. Garnhum Grew up in London, and he was 13 years old when he first appeared on stage at the Grand. Later he was an usher, stage manager and eventually, in 2004, he and his husband, Bruce Sellery (also from London) married in the balcony at The Grand. Before arriving at the Grand, Dennis was the Artistic Director of Theatre Calgary since 2005 where, as well as developing new plays, he built some impressive partnerships with the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco, the Shaw Festival and Bard on the Beach. So our conversation leans towards the business of running a theatre and finding a life balance. Show Notes The Grand Theatre's <a href="http://www.grandtheatre.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a>

Dennis Garnhum, Artistic Director The Grand Theatre