Anne Black, Executive Director of OPAS at Texas A&M University

About this episode

Anne Black discusses her role at OPAS and its impact on the local community and economy.

Anne Black, Executive Director of OPAS at Texas A&M University discusses how OPAS looked when she started, how OPAS took over Broadway programming from MSC Town Hall, recruiting high-level acts & Broadway shows to Bryan/College Station, OPAS' impact on the local economy, kids programming, where OPAS advertises, programming events for our specific local community, and how she got started at OPAS.

People in this episode

Guest: Anne Black

Topics covered

• OPAS
• Broadway programming
• local economy
• community events
• arts education

Keywords

• OPAS
• Texas A&M
• Broadway
• local economy
• community programming

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: OPAS, Texas A&M University, MSC Town Hall

Places: Bryan/College Station

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