Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival (FlagShakes) has announced a leadership transition designed to support the company’s continued growth and long-term sustainability, reflecting the strong community support that has fueled the organization’s success.
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| Becki Zaritsky |
Founder Dawn Tucker will step into the newly defined role of Director of Vision & Impact, focusing on long-term strategy, major initiatives, and community partnerships that advance FlagShakes’ mission and future growth.
The organization also welcomes Elizabeth Wallace as Administrative Assistant. A lifelong resident of Flagstaff, Wallace brings an extensive background in administration, along with a deep commitment to the local community and the arts to FlagShakes.
“This moment is a testament to the extraordinary support FlagShakes receives from its community,” said Tucker. “Audiences, donors, artists, and volunteers have made it possible for us to grow thoughtfully and intentionally. This transition strengthens our capacity while staying true to the values that built this company.”
The leadership transition reflects FlagShakes’ continued evolution as a professional, artist-driven theatre company dedicated to accessibility, empathy, and community connection through the performing arts.
“I’m so proud of the companies growth from a $600 budget to an organization that supports 5 year-round employees and pays over for 50 artists yearly for their incredible time and invaluable talent in service to our mission to elevate empath”
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