Emily Tkaczibson

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Emily Anne Tkaczibson is a dramaturg by trade and works professionally in nonprofit development, focusing on grant acquisitions for arts and culture organizations, and as an editor and proofreader. She is a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, with degrees in dramaturgy, history, and English. She has worked with independent contractors and organizations in Southern California such as Center Theatre Group, Shakespeare Orange County, PBS SoCal, and Inner-City Arts. Emily is also the co-founder and Literary and Managing Director of Talk Back Theatre, a small staged reading company that produces conversation-sparking new plays around important social, environmental, and political issues. Emily believes in the power of the arts to spark conversation and social change. She hopes to continue working in arts administration and development, expanding her artistic endeavors, and increasing her community's quality of life. She passionately pursues access for all--to the arts, to education, and to dignity.
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