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Sue Cunningham (@Cunningham_CASE) is CASE’s president and CEO.

There is something intoxicating about live theater. Believe about the last performance you saw—how you were drawn to the stage, engrossed by the stories, moved by the crude emotion. The audience travels with the characters, mesmerized. People in the business call this &#;theater magic.&#; Early in my career (I studied performing arts and worked as a stage manager for six years, then I moved into arts administration), I had the good fortune to play a part in making theater magic happen.

It isn&#;t only magic, as we all perceive. Despite the work, care, and coordination that go into a production, it isn&#;t the performance itself that mesmerizes: It is the people at their optimal , working collaboratively, making the seemingly impossible possible. It is also the artistry of the performers, the writers, the designers, directors, and choreographers.

Theater was ripe development for what we do in advancement: relationships are at its core; we work hard for long hours; we&#;re creative and strategic; we achieve remarkable