Judith Kilvington

JUDITH KILVINGTON is the new Executive Director at the Citizen’s Theatre in Glasgow. She will leave Graeae Theatre Company where she has been Executive Director and Joint CEO since 2006.

AP Profile:

Judith Kilvington

Published: 08-04-2013

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