Gordon Rintoul Photo: Scottish Government via Flickr

Former director of National Museums Scotland Gordon Rintoul is one of the Lyceum's new trustees

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Changing Faces

Royal Lyceum Edinburgh appoints five new board members

Arts Professional
1 min read

The Royal Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh is welcoming five new board members.

They include Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo’s head of marketing and communications, LYNSEY FUSCO; Historic Environment chair, HUGH HALL; and Crown Estates Scotland’s director of development, capital delivery and decarbonisation, ANN JACOB-CHANDLER.

The trio are joined by media and intellectual property lawyer LAUREN McFARLANE and former director of National Museums Scotland GORDAN RINTOUL.

Chair of the board of directors TARI LANG said the new recruits bring a wealth of experience, passion and knowledge.

“I look forward to working closely with them in the coming years to continue to strengthen our position as one of the UK’s premier producing theatres, not just in Edinburgh and Scotland but also across the UK and internationally,” Lang commented.

“Our five new board members will be joining a board committed to supporting our new artistic director, JAMES BRINING, and [executive director] MIKE GRIFFITHS in engaging new audiences and other stakeholders on multiple platforms.”