BRUNSWICK
Maine State Music Theatre has announced that Mike Egan has joined the administrative office staff as facilities manager. As MSMT has continued to acquire more properties, most recently Clancy House on Cedar Street in Brunswick, the need for a full-time staff member dedicated to maintenance of these properties became apparent.
Egan currently resides in Bowdoinham. He previously worked at Bath Iron Works for 23 years, going on to run his own company, Egan and Sons, for six years.
In his new role, Egan will use his background to streamline MSMT’s current building maintenance habits, focusing primarily on cost-effective practices and less dependence on outside contractors. For example, Egan will now take on snow removal for all three of the company’s properties.
MSMT owns two housing properties, used as residences for actors and technicians during the summer season, which are then rented for supplemental income throughout the remainder of the year. Additionally, MSMT owns their building at 22 Elm St., the year-round home to the administrative offices and studios.
For more information about show times and ticket prices, visit msmt.org or call the box office at (207) 725-8769.
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