Elizabeth Adlington

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  Published on: 6/15/2009    Last Visited: 9/2/2009  

  The idea for the festival was developed by Monica Ferguson, Chief Executive of The Stables; Anthony Spira, Director, and Katherine Sorenson, Head of Marketing, from the Milton Keynes Gallery; and Elizabeth Adlington, Chief Executive of the Milton Keynes Theatre who wanted to unite the city's arts organisations under a common goal.

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  Published on: 1/19/2009    Last Visited: 1/19/2009  

  Elizabeth Adlington, Chief Executive of Milton Keynes Theatre, said:
  
  'We are thrilled to have been selected as a venue for free theatre ticket funding.

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  Published on: 11/24/2008    Last Visited: 11/24/2008  

  Speaking about the announcement, Milton Keynes Theatre's Chief Executive Elizabeth Adlington said "We are extremely privileged that such an iconic international star will be enjoying the family pantomime tradition here in Milton Keynes, and I look forward to welcoming him to our theatre".

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  Published on: 4/25/2009    Last Visited: 7/3/2009  

  Elizabeth Adlington Chief Executive of Milton Keynes Theatre said: "Everyone can get involved, either as an audience member or for those of you with star quality, as a contestant.
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  Elizabeth added: "Over the past 10 years the theatre has had a significant place in Milton Keynes life and beyond and in celebration of this we're putting together a fantastic show which joins the forces of the talented theatre staff and the local talent we know is out there in and around Milton Keynes.

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  Elizabeth Adlington, Milton Keynes Theatre's Chief Executive, said: "We are delighted to be part of the High School Musical phenomenon and look forward to welcoming families from across the region to Milton Keynes Theatre and introducing many children to the theatre for the first time."

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  Elizabeth Adlington, Chief Executive at Milton Keynes Theatre, talks about her favourite shows, her hopes for the theatre's future and why she loves Ivinghoe Beacon READ MORE »
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  Elizabeth Adlington, Chief Executive at Milton Keynes Theatre, talks about her favourite shows, her hopes for the theatre's future and why she loves Ivinghoe Beacon READ MORE »

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  Elizabeth Adlington Chief Executive of Milton Keynes Theatre said "It is absolutely wonderful to be recognised in the Milton Keynes Business community for our outstanding Customer Service and as Overall Winner against some very strong competition.

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  Elizabeth Adlington, Chief Executive of Milton Keynes Theatre, said:

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  Published on: 11/6/2007    Last Visited: 11/7/2007  

  Former Arts Council England head of touring Elizabeth Adlington has been appointed as the new chief executive of Ambassador Theatre Group's Milton Keynes Theatre.
  
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  Adlington, who had been with the arts council for more than a decade before taking voluntary redundancy as part of the organisation's 2006 restructure, will start her new role in January.She replaces Rachel Tackley who is leaving after five years to become the director of English Touring Theatre.
  
  "I feel hugely proud to be given this opportunity," said Adlington."I've watched this building come into being - being built and establishing itself on the national map.
  
  "I've worked on the producing side before and the job I've had at the arts council has been to work on touring with presenting venues, so it seems like a very natural progression to move to the other side of that conversation."
  
  Prior to joining ACE, Adlington worked as executive director of the Oxford Stage Company and also worked on secondment on the National Theatre's touring department while at ACE.She joins one of ATG's most profitable theatres, which the company has operated since it opened in 1999.The venue has 1,400 seats and averages more than 80% of that capacity annually.
  
  Michael Lynas, ATG executive director, said: "We're delighted Elizabeth is joining ATG as the new chief executive of Milton Keynes Theatre.

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