ATG Entertainment Adds Mitchell Klein to U.S. Senior Leadership Team

ATG Entertainment Adds Mitchell Klein to U.S. Senior Leadership Team

Formerly of Broadway Across America, Mitchell has been named ATG’s U.S. vice president of ticketing.

ATG Entertainment has added Mitchell Klein to their senior leadership team, naming him U.S. vice president, ticketing effective October 28.

Klein is formerly the national director of sales operations for Broadway Across America, a presenter and producer of live theatre across the country. He’s also held roles at Ticketmaster and Live Nation, and is on the Board of Directors for the International Ticketing Association.

“We are thrilled to have Mitchell join our growing team in North America,” says ATG Global CEO Ted Stimpson in a statement. “Mitchell will collaborate with our marketing, hospitality, and operations teams to keep delivering world class ticketing for all shows in ATG Entertainment venues across the U.S. His experience will significantly strengthen our senior leadership team and allow us to continue delivering great experience for customers and value for producers and promoters.”

“We’re excited to have Mitchell join our North America team and our global ticketing leadership,” adds Global Ticketing Head Richard Zubrik. “He will lead our North American ticketing operations, working closely with our leaders across all markets, as well as our digital product, engineering, and data teams. Together, we’ll create cutting-edge, data-driven experiences for our customers and partners.”

ATG’s New York holdings include Broadway’s Walter Kerr, Eugene O’Neill, August Wilson, Al Hirschfeld, St. James, Lyric, and Hudson Theatres; and Brooklyn’s King’s Theatre. Outside of New York, the company controls San Antonio’s The Espee, Majestic, and Charline McCombs Empire; San Francisco’s Orpheum, Golden Gate, and Curran; Detroit’s Music Hall, Detroit Opera House, and Fisher; Sugarland’s Smart Financial Centre; New Orleans’ Saenger and Mahalia Jackson; and Boston’s Emerson Colonial Theatres.