UTICA, N.Y. — The Broadway Theater League of Utica recently announced the appointment of two new board members. Matthew Romanow is an administrator at New Hartford Senior High School and previously taught high-school math for 10 years and advised the drama club.  Colleen Noga, a longtime subscriber of Broadway Theater League, has a professional background […]

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UTICA, N.Y. — The Broadway Theater League of Utica recently announced the appointment of two new board members.

Matthew Romanow is an administrator at New Hartford Senior High School and previously taught high-school math for 10 years and advised the drama club. 

Colleen Noga, a longtime subscriber of Broadway Theater League, has a professional background in accounting and finance.

“We are delighted to welcome Matthew Romanow and College Noga to our board of directors,” Broadway Theater League President Ann Milograno said in a news release. “Their diverse backgrounds and shared enthusiasm for the performing arts will undoubtedly invigorate our efforts to provide exceptional theater experiences to the Utica community.”

The two new members will join Milograno on the board, along with VP Frank Dubeck, Treasurer Paul Drejza, Secretary Peter Loftus, and board members Joan Brown-Hobaica, Eugene Falvo, and Carol Furno.

Broadway Theater League of Utica presents, produces, and promotes a variety of theatrical promotions to expose the community to liver theater.

Jornal Staff

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