Current City: San Francisco, CA
Previously: NYC
Previously: NYC
Hi, i’m Diana.
Still doing my creative thang — just expanding to meet the times. That means using my administrative and business skills to provide structure, tenacity, discipline, and compassionate leadership within arts and arts adjacent organizations. And — performing, writing, studying, connecting (and reconnecting), musing, and cultivating my own neglected creative muscles in music, dance, literary and visual arts. By day, you can find me at the Community Music Center. I am delighted to share that I recently joined the staff as the Registrar at the Mission branch.
Since earning my B.F.A from Mason Gross School of the Arts where I studied and performed at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London, I have worked at The Public Theater, The George Street Playhouse, regional theatres, in indie-film, voice-overs, podcasts, and commercials.
Since earning my M.P.A from Rutgers' Department of Public Policy and Administration— where I spent time studying and interning in Mozambique, I have learned heaps working in financial wellness & responsible investing, fundraising & public health, advocacy, and arts administration.
Since earning my B.F.A from Mason Gross School of the Arts where I studied and performed at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London, I have worked at The Public Theater, The George Street Playhouse, regional theatres, in indie-film, voice-overs, podcasts, and commercials.
Since earning my M.P.A from Rutgers' Department of Public Policy and Administration— where I spent time studying and interning in Mozambique, I have learned heaps working in financial wellness & responsible investing, fundraising & public health, advocacy, and arts administration.
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If you’ve read this far, you might be interested in knowing that at my core I care deeply about storytelling and the social impact of the stories I tell. I could write pages on the subject. For now I invite you to visit my LinkedIn profile to get a sense of how I see the art form, the business, and interdisciplinary collaboration as a vehicle to build a more just, communicative, and peaceful world.
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