The cast of Everybody’s Talking About Jamie featuring Bradley Adam Stein (Jamie New) and Nicholas Miles (Hugo/Loco Chanelle), along with Artistic Director Sean Elias, join CBS News WJZ Baltimore in the studio to discuss the theatre’s hit new production on stage now at Iron Crow Theatre.

Artistic Director Sean Elias, Managing Director Natka Binachini, and Executive Director of the M&T Bank Exchange Andrew Springer join CBS News WJZ Baltimore in the studio to discuss the Iron Crow Theatre's hit new production now extended and transferring to the new M&T Bank Exchange.

The cast of RENT featuring Jeremy Allen Crawford (Mark) and Carter Crosby (Roger), along with Artistic Director Sean Elias, join CBS News WJZ Baltimore in the studio to discuss the critically acclaimed and award-winning production on stage now at Iron Crow Theatre.

As part of iHeartMedia’s commitment to the communities they serve, Sean Elias, Executive Director of The DC Arts Center was featured on CEO's You Should Know, a weekly program feature that profiles the businesses that drive our regional economy. CEO's You Should Know will air each Monday in prime morning drive across IHeartMedia's portfolio of five broadcast properties.

DCAC Executive Director Sean Elias sits down with ADMO BID Executive Director Kristen Barden and Good Morning Washington to discuss the 2024 ADMO Art Walk.

The DC Arts Center has named Sean Elias as its new Executive Director. He arrives on the heels of the departure of B. Stanley, who served as Director for nearly 28 years. The selection Committee spent several months in interviews in hopes to find the right person to take over the 33 year old arts organization in Adams Morgan. “We wanted to get someone who could embrace the mission and history of the organization while bringing fresh energy and perspective,” says Board Chair Philip Barlow. “We feel that Sean will be a great fit and look forward to working with him to build on our past accomplishments,” he adds.

Today we’d like to introduce you to Sean Elias one of Voyage Baltimore's 2021 Rising Stars. We’re thrilled to have a chance to share Sean's story and successes as Artistic Director of Iron Crow Theatre and Chair of the Upper School Department of Performing Arts at the Jemicy School.

Sean Elias, Chair of the internationally award-winning Performing Arts Department at the Jemicy School - Upper School speaks with Baltimore's Child Magazine on the transformational power of theatre education on the lives of children with learning differences.

The Educational Theatre Association Nominating Committee has selected Sean Elias as 1 of 11 candidates to compete for three national board seats. They have endorsed three candidates for the vice president/president position and eight candidates for two board director positions.

The Emerging Arts Leaders Symposium (EALS) is held each spring at American University, offering dynamic discussions with experienced leaders in the field about the issues, unique or universal, that affect arts organizations. At the 2020 Emerging Arts Leaders Symposium, Heritage Theatre Festival's Jenny Wales, Iron Crow Theatre's Sean Elias, Olney Theatre Center's Jason Loewith, and Wolly Mammoth Theatre's Maria Goyanez join EALS Moderator J.R. Watson for the Leadership and Artistic Direction in the Performing Arts Panel.

Jemicy School's International Thespian Society Troupe #8269 was named state champion at the Maryland State Thespian Festival at Towson University Jan. 10-11. Jemicy School thespians will now represent Maryland by performing their award-winning One Act on the Chapter Select Stage at the International Thespian Festival June 22-27 at Indiana University Bloomington.

It's a week long showcase of some of the most talented theatre arts students in the country. This year, the Jemicy School has been selected to headline the big stage. This morning, Director Sean Elias, joins us in the Fox45 Studio with the details on their upcoming performance.

Thousands of middle and high school groups apply to perform at The Educational Theatre Association’s International Thespian Festival each year, but only a handful are chosen. This year, Owings Mills’ Jemicy School is one of those groups. Thousands of middle and high school groups apply to perform at The Educational Theatre Association’s International Thespian Festival each year, but only a handful are chosen. This year, Under the direction of Sean Elias, The Jemicy School is one of those groups. The troupe’s hard work and passion earned them the coveted main stage invitation.

Before any blueprints are drawn, renderings are developed, or ribbons are cut, all big ideas start with a vision. Whether it is the proverbial light-bulb moment or an idea that builds gradually, nagging away at us until it fully takes shape, change starts internally. And Baltimore is a city primed and ready for that sort of change. The following 30 people represent the impetus for this kind of revolution, putting their noses to the grindstone every day without much fanfare or limelight. In a time when the news is dominated by the negative, this group of change-makers, ages 16 to 66, is reinforcing the power of the positive. From developing virtual-reality programs and building accessible public transportation to educating kids through the arts and working to eradicate food deserts, these local luminaries are shaping the future of Baltimore—one big idea at a time.

Iron Crow Theatre, under the direction of Sean Elias, named Best Breakout Theatre in Baltimore Magazine’s annual celebration of all things awesome in the Baltimore region.

This summer, the Iron Crow Theatre was recognized by Baltimore magazine as “Breakout Theatre Company” in their annual “Best of Baltimore” issue. Much of Iron Crow’s recent success is owed to Artistic Director Sean Elias. Along with his successful collaborative team, the humble Elias has helped Iron Crow Theatre re-establish itself as a creative force in Baltimore’s Arts District. Under his leadership, Elias’s first year with Iron Crow broke every record possible.

Iron Crow recently took a year off to rebrand. As a result the organization’s growth, programming, funding and recognition have all double or tripled their previous records. Baltimore Business Journal catches up with Sean Elias as he directs an evening rehearsal to talk about all things Iron Crow Theatre.

Over 10,000 votes were cast in the 2016 MD Theatre Guide Reader’s Choice Awards resulting in Iron Crow Theatre being named Best Professional Theatre in the Greater Baltimore Area.

I first met Sean Elias as an actor for a show I costumed for Baltimore Shakespeare Factory. He was friendly, funny and fun and I liked him right away. I was so happy when I found out he was the new Artistic Director and CEO of Iron Crow Theatre, I know Iron Crow is in very good hands.