ALISA E. REGAS

Alisa joined Pomegranate Arts as a principal immediately upon its formation in 1998. Previously, Alisa worked with Philip Glass, Spalding Gray, Improbable, Twyla Tharp, Meryl Tankard, Sankai Juku, Richard Foreman, Robert Wilson, Elizabeth Streb, Lisa Kron, and Diamanda Galás during her time as a project manager at International Production Associates (IPA) from 1994–1998. She is an executive producer on the HBO Documentary film Taylor Mac’s 24-Decade History of Popular Music and Producer of Taylor Mac’s short film Whitman in the Woods. Regas is a co-author of the special edition of Philip Glass Etudes: The Complete Folios 1-20 with Essays from Fellow Artists (Artisan) and editor of the accompanying book Studies in Time. She began her career on the producing team of the International Theatre Festival of Chicago after graduating from Northwestern University with a BA in English fiction writing and a Certificate in the Integrated Arts. She has consulted for Creative Capital and Joe’s Pub’s Working Group and is on the board of the International Society for the Performing Arts and serves as an advisor to the Creative and Independent Producer Alliance.