Clean Break’s Morrison joins Almeida
North London’s Almeida Theatre has appointed Lucy Morrison as its new artistic associate.
Lucy Morrison has been appointed new artistic associate at the Almeida
Morrison, who is currently head of artistic programme at Clean Break, joins the Almeida as maternity cover for Jenny Worton and will be in place for at least a year from April.
Almeida artistic director Michael Attenborough said: “I am hugely excited at the prospect of working closely with Lucy; her innovative and ground-breaking work at Clean Break has rightly been highly acclaimed and she will bring a very particular brand of expertise and experience to all three major strands of the Almeida’s work; our six main-stage productions, our extensive work with young people (Almeida Projects) and our annual Almeida Festival, which she will produce.”
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