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Director of Communications, The Santa Fe Opera

Anna Garcia

Director of Communications | The Santa Fe Opera

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About Anna

Anna Garcia, born on November 29, 1995, is the Director of Communications at The Santa Fe Opera. Although she is primarily known for her role in the operatic and theatrical community, she has also pursued a career in entertainment as an actress and comedian. Garcia has appeared in several television series including Superstore, Hacks, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Party Down, and Very Important People. Her debut in film was with the Greg Berlanti production Fly Me to the Moon. Her diverse background in both communications and the arts supports her role in managing public relations and strategic messaging for The Santa Fe Opera.

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