Jersey Opera House has announced the appointment of a new interim Chair. Laura Robertson takes over from Cyril Whelan who's stepped down.
A statement from the theatre also reveals Ry Williams will be Deputy Chair of the Board of Directors, supported by non-executive director and Jersey's former Chief Minister Kristina Moore.
News of Cyril Whelan's departure broke this week, two months after he took interim charge when Dave Chalk left.
Advocate Whelan's association with the theatre spans 13 years, but 'growing pressures in other commitments' led to his his decision to leave.
The lawyer is also a coroner, a judge at the Employment & Discrimination Tribunal and Chair of the Gambling Commission.

The changes in leadership have been described as an 'exciting new chapter' for the venue, which has just had a £12.5 million pound taxpayer funded refit.
"All the board bring a shared vision and deep passion for the long-term success of the Opera House, widely regarded as the crown jewel of Jersey’s cultural landscape.
As the organisation moves toward reopening, the Board and Executive are committed to delivering a diverse, inclusive programme, unlocking renewed opportunities for performers and audiences alike, and working in close partnership with the Opera House’s exceptional team and dedicated Board.
The changes in leadership form part of an exciting new chapter in the Opera House’s journey, one grounded in creativity, collaboration, and community."
Interim Chair Laura Robertson
The search for a new Chief Executive is getting underway following the resignation of interim director Andy Eagle in April.

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