BUS INE S S & EDUCATION BUS INE S S NEWS JANUARY 2 0 2 4
L ICHF I E LD GA R R ICK
Prepare for a heartwarming celebration of community, creativity, and caring as Lichfield Garrick Theatre joins forces with St Giles Hospice in the enchanting March of The Elephants; set to dazzle this summer.
In a beautiful display of unity, March of The Elephants proudly introduce you to their newest star, Baby David, a pint- sized mammal lovingly named after the theatre’s iconic namesake, David Garrick. Baby David is set to become the star of the show. But there’s more to this story…
The spirited Garrick community team is hosting a grand paint party, with community groups set to be invited to partake. Each brushstroke will be a unique thumbprint, a vibrant symbol of the incredible contributions these groups have made in shaping Lichfield’s beloved theatre. Just as the theatre is a tapestry woven with community threads, Baby David will wear a coat adorned with imprints that celebrate and recognise the heart and soul of the Lichfield community.
CEO and Artistic Director Daniel Buckroyd, is thrilled to be a part of this creative venture. He shares, “It’s a privilege to be part of this project, celebrating St Giles and the Garrick’s 20th anniversary with
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Baby David’s transformation will take place on January 11 and 12 at the Lichfield Garrick Theatre.
HOT E L INDIGO COV ENT R Y APPOINTS NEW GENERAL MANAGER
Mark Lee has been appointed as Food & Beverage Manager and will be bringing with him a wealth of experience from the Lovely Pubs and the NEC Groups. He lists himself as a Restauranteur, talent scout, serial foodie, small hotelier….and not always in that order. Whilst Marek Jani has been appointed as Head Chef for Cogs Restaurant & Bar.
Mark, Michael and Marek
Hotel Indigo Coventry has appointed a new General Manager, Michael Lyons, ahead of its much-anticipated opening early this year following the completion of a multi-million-pound project.
Michael Lyons is a highly experienced operations director, with significant experience in award-winning hotels. He has 36 years’ experience, his first role being Assistant Floor Housekeeper at the Belfry Hotel. He has also worked as Director of Operations for Kew Green Hotels and Director of Europe Hotel Operations, UK & Ireland for IHG. Michael is married and counts running, reading, and cycling amongst his interests.
Marek has worked across branded hotels with 150+ bedrooms and multi-outlet catering offerings, as well as smaller boutique hotels. He has previously worked as Head Chef at Strawberry Bank Hotel in Meriden, Group Executive Chef for the Innventive Leisure Group Holdings LTD, as well as Head Chef for The Three Swans Hotel, Market Harborough and The Saxon Mill in War- wick.
Michael Lyons said,“It is extremely exciting to be a part of Hotel Indigo Coventry and to work for such a fantastic brand. I want to make Hotel Indigo Coventry the best place to stay, drink, eat and relax in this amazing, vibrant city. I am really looking forward to introducing such an interesting hotel to the industry and opening our doors to showcase all that we have achieved”.
Hotel Indigo Coventry is situated at Friargate, Coventry, West Midlands, CV1 2GN, UK. Go to:
coventry.hotelindigo.com
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JOINS HANDS WITH ST GILES HOSPICE such a colourful canvas of community unity.”
Here’s your cue to join the cast: if you’ve played a role in the theatre’s journey over the past two decades and wish to add your artistic touch to this heartwarming tale, please reach out to the community team at
education@lichfieldgarrick.com
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