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Magenta makeover: New management aims for more inclusive, representative theater in Vancouver

By Scott Hewitt, Columbian staff writer
Published: January 27, 2024, 6:13am
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Magenta Theater volunteer and actor Angela Wall, the new president of Magenta&rsquo;s board of directors, was seen onstage in &ldquo;Vintage Hitchcock&rdquo; in 2022. With her are Foley artist David Ian, left, and Ryan Thiessen.
Magenta Theater volunteer and actor Angela Wall, the new president of Magenta’s board of directors, was seen onstage in “Vintage Hitchcock” in 2022. With her are Foley artist David Ian, left, and Ryan Thiessen. (The Columbian files) Photo Gallery

It’s not unusual for volunteer-driven nonprofit organizations to suffer a fair amount of churn and burn, given the perpetual need for free labor, potential for confusion about management and decision-making, and inevitable conflicts that arise as “shared vision” turns out to be not so shared after all.

Downtown Vancouver’s Magenta Theater has endured all

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