AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoLeadership Change in Connecticut Arts: Bridgeport’s Klein Memorial Auditorium bids farewell to longtime executive director Laurence Caso, who retires after 18 years, with Tenisi Davis stepping in to keep the venue’s concerts, plays, and arts education moving. Local Arts Programming: Mosaic Dance Theatre Company brings a world premiere to Montclair in October—Cassandra: An Ongoing Tragedy—reworking Greek myth through modern devastation, with free reservations and artist talkbacks. Sports as Culture (and a CT tie-in): Katie Taylor’s final pro bout at Dublin’s Croke Park is getting major attention, including her public reflections on family life as she prepares for life after boxing. Community Health Tech: Greenwich teens Brynn Forlizzi and Teddy Aaron launch Soothe Note, an app that helps cancer patients and caregivers track symptoms and turn it into doctor-ready reports. WNBA Business Talk: Coverage continues around Cathy Engelbert’s WNBA exit and the league’s $75 million capital raise, with critics questioning long-term impact on players and ownership.
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