Graham Main

Graham is an international producer and the founder of Big Burns Supper. Previous roles include Dublin Fringe, Dublin Opera, St Patricks Day, Communidad Madrid, Dublin City Council and Dundee Rep. He led the International Festivals Academy in Brazil in collaboration with London International Festival of Theatre and British Council. Most recently he was seconded as General Manager of the Harold Pinter Theatre. He holds an MA in Arts, Festival in Cultural Management from QMU
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