Elena Brokaw, Executive Director of Museum of Ventura County
Denise Sindlar, Program Director of Museum of Ventura County
Karyl Lynn Burns, Producing Artistic Director of the Rubicon Theatre Company, Event Coordinator
Danielle Morales, Curatorial Assistant of Museum of Ventura County
ANOTHER OPENING OF ANOTHER SHOW
While the Women Beyond Borders Play was still in it’s planning stages, Karyl Lynn Burns, the Producing Artistic Director of the Rubicon Theatre Company raised the idea of a new exhibition that would coincide with the premiere of the play. The idea involved using a small selection of WBB boxes to showcase the history and scope of the organization. This provided more context in conjunction with the stories preformed during the ongoing WBB Play. Before anyone knew it the exhibition was well underway and the boxes were the talk of the town.
Joanne Nguyen, Actor, Jennifer Leigh Warren, Actor, Karyl Lynn Burns, Producing Artistic Director, Zilah Mendoza, Actor
The exhibition would not have been possible without the hard work of Danielle Morales, Curatorial Assistant, Denise Sindlar, Program Director, Elena Brokaw, Executive Director, and everyone else at the Museum of Ventura County.
The actors of the Women Beyond Borders play at the exhibition were inspired by the boxes that they were able to see for the first time in person.
One small section of the exhibition
Karyl Lynn Burns and Danielle Morales enjoying the exhibition
A collection of WBB press clippings from all around the world in the exhibition
Jennifer Leigh Warren, Actor, Lorraine Serena, WBB Founder, Joanne Nguyen, Actor, and Ulka Simone Mohanty, Actor
A few beautiful pieces on display
Kirby Ward, Education and Outreach Director at the Rubicon, Walt Wood, Acting General Manager at the Rubicon, Frank Serena, WBB Treasurer, and Beverly Ward, Education and Outreach Director at the Rubicon at the exhibition
Zilah Mendoza, Jennifer Leigh Warren, and Ulka Simone Mohanty at the exhibition
