Ntd

Mr. Goehring served as the Executive Director/CEO of the Tony Award® winning National Theatre of the Deaf (NTD). NTD was founded in 1967 and is the oldest, continually touring international theatre company in the United States. During Mr. Goehrings four-year tenure at NTD he produced 3 national tours and 6 regional/Little Theatre of the Deaf tours... for over 400,000 children, working side-by-side with greats such as Marcel Marceau and Geoffrey Holder. He also established the Actors Academy, a theatrical training school for professional deaf and hearing artists at Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C. and the Eugene ONeill Theatre Center in Waterford, CT. Mr. Goehring co-founded, with his wife Patty Carver, Connecticut Childrens Theatre, Inc. ( www.DiscoverCCT.org ) in 1991. CCT is a national touring company established in association with university performing arts centers along the Northeast Corridor, for educators and school systems in the at-risk environments of Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Washington DC. Since its beginning CCT has produced, and Mr. Goehring has directed, fifty-three new musicals and performed for over one million children. Mr. Goehring was executive producer for the Grammy® nominated CD of Ogden Nashs "The Christmas That Almost Wasnt," starring John Lithgow for Best Spoken Word for Children. Mr. Goehring renovated and opened the first mid-sized venue in Bostons Theatre district in fifty years, the 452-seat Stuart Street Playhouse and premiered the opening commercial production in the Falcon Theatre in Burbank, CA. Mr. Goehring was Executive Director for Weston Woods Institute, the non-profit derivation of the worlds leading adaptor of award-winning childrens literature to film, Weston Woods Studios, a division of Scholastic, Inc. He is currently Executive Director of Performing Arts at Sacred Heart University ( www.SacredHeart.edu ) in Fairfield, CT. This includes full-charge of the 776-seat Edgerton Center for the Performing Arts ( ...Read More