Mandy Greenfield
MANDY GREENFIELD is the Director of Artistic Operations for Manhattan Theatre Club where she oversees the artistic operations of and line produces many of the plays at The Biltmore Theater (on Broadway) and the two stages at City Center (Off-Broadway). At MTC, Ms. Greenfield's credits include new work by Daniel Goldfarb, Richard Greenberg, Jeffrey Hatcher, Craig Lucas, Donald Margulies, Rona Munro, John Patrick Shanley and Regina Taylor. She has worked closely with directors, Mark Brokaw, Doug Hughes, Marion McClinton, Lynne Meadow, Anna D. Shapiro and Daniel Sullivan among many others. Until April of 2003, Ms. Greenfield was the Producer of Basic Grammar under the auspices of which she produced the critically acclaimed Off-Broadway premieres of Louis Broome's Texarkana Waltz, Betty Rules directed by Michael Greif, and the world premiere of Daniel Goldfarb's Modern Orthodox. She served as consulting Producer on several off Broadway productions including Alexandra Cunningham's No.11 (Blue And White) and Julian Sheppard's Buicks among others. From 1998 until 2001, Ms. Greenfield was the Producer of Blue Light Theater Company where she produced several American and World premieres including Darko Tresnjak's Drama Desk nominated Princess Turandot and Daniel Goldfarb's Adam Baum And The Jew Movie, which won the 1999-2000 Newsday Oppenheimer Award for Best New York Debut.Ms. Greenfield is a founder of Step Up Women's Network, New York and serves on the committee for the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize. Ms. Greenfield is a member of the League of Off-Broadway Theaters and Producers and has served on the Board of the Association of Non-Profit Companies (ANTC). Ms. Greenfield grew up in Miami and graduated magna cum laude from Yale University. Bio as of March, 2005. American Theatre Wing programs, interviews and/or credits include: SDCF Masters of the Stage (audio) Doug Hughes and Daniel Sullivan - March, 2006 - Listen Now. Theatre Intern Group Panelist - 2005 Internet Broadway Database Listing (IBDB.com)