It was announced today that the American Theatre Wing has been named a Silver Winner for Education or Literacy Program or Platform in Education, Art & Culture in the 5th Annual Anthem Awards for the American Theatre Wing’s “Master Class” Series. Anthem Winners are selected by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences. Judges for the 5th Annual Anthem Awards include an esteemed panel of leaders from organizations and companies dedicated to social impact, including Nancy Brown (CEO, American Heart Association), Heather Malenshek (CMO, Land O’Lakes, Inc.), Kim Getty (CEO, Deutsch), Jesse Tyler Ferguson (Award-Winning Actor & LGBTQ+ Advocate), Belén Frau (Global Communications Manager, IKEA), Linda Roth (Chief Communications Officer, World Central Kitchen), C.D. Glin (Global Head of Social Impact, PepsiCo), and many others.“This hasn’t been an easy year for the impact sector, but the Anthem Awards community has once again stepped up to provide hope, and change lives no matter the circumstances,” said Anthem Awards General Manager, Patricia McLoughlin. “This year’s Finalists are an exemplary group of change makers that we are excited to uplift and celebrate over the next 16 days.”
ABOUT ATW’S MASTER CLASS SERIES:
ATW Master Classes provide rising creative professionals with exclusive access to advice, insight, and trainingfrom the titans of the theatre industry. Each class allows attendees to hear the many and vast ways to find your way in the business with each featured artist sharing their unique journey and path to success as a creative. Each Master Class consists of a live and virtual component. Students are invited in person to participate in the Master Class as it is filmed for on demand release. All Master Classes are then premiered live on the American Theatre Wing’s YouTube channel during which time our instructor and participants join virtually for Q&A and conversation with viewers in real time. The American Theatre Wing’s Master Class Series is produced with suppport from the Michael Stewart Foundation and the ntional Endowment for the Arts.
