The New Victory Theater
Siobhan Santini Pellot has extensive work experience in theater education and front of house management. Siobhan began their career at The New Victory Theater in 2011, where they worked as an Associate Front of House Manager and later as a Front of House Assistant Manager. In these roles, Siobhan was responsible for ensuring a positive experience for patrons, providing customer service, and ensuring the safety of attendees. Siobhan also worked closely with the production team and was in charge of calling the shows. Siobhan joined the theater's Education Department in 2017 and held various roles, including Education Programs Associate, Education Programs Manager, and currently serves as the Assistant Director of Education. In their current role, Siobhan oversees the coordination of lobby activities, manages public engagement programs, and provides technical support. Siobhan is also responsible for ordering and organizing supplies, tracking program reports, and documentation. Additionally, Siobhan has experience working as a Youth Corps Assistant at the Park Avenue Armory, where they contributed to the improvement of the Usher Youth Corps Program and assisted in various education initiatives.
Siobhan Santini Pellot attended Marymount Manhattan College from 2007 to 2011, earning a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Communications.
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The New Victory Theater
The New Victory opens new worlds to young people and families through extraordinary performances, education and engagement programs. Bringing kids to the arts and the arts to kids since 1995, this nonprofit theater has become a standard-bearer of quality performing arts for young audiences in the United States. Reflecting and serving the multicultural city it calls home, New Victory is committed to arts access for all communities of New York to experience and engage with the exemplary international shows on its stages. A global leader in arts education, youth development and audience engagement, New Victory has been honored by the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities with the National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Award, by Americans for the Arts with a national Arts Education Award, and by the Drama Desk for "providing enchanting, sophisticated children's theater that appeals to the child in all of us, and for nurturing a love of theater in young people."