Daniel Lee White, MFA, is a director, comedian, arts educator, and nonprofit arts leader with more than 25 years of experience creating welcoming spaces where people can connect through the arts. He has produced and directed a weekly comedy show at the Warwick Center for the Arts since 2011 and served as Vice President of its Board of Directors from 2020 to 2026.

As Executive Director, Daniel’s vision is for the Center to be an active and welcoming community arts hub where people of all ages and abilities can experience art, create, learn, perform, play, and feel that they belong. He is committed to building strong programs, partnerships, and opportunities that make the arts accessible, meaningful, and connected to the community.

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Debbie has been at WCFA since 2017, first as a volunteer and now staff member. She minored in Art at Rhode Island College. Her favorite mediums are ceramics and drawing with charcoal and pastels. In addition to teaching English on the college level, Debbie also volunteers at the Attleboro Arts Museum, IMPACT Melanoma, and plays flute with the Lafayette Band. You will likely see her smile greeting you at the door at our exhibit receptions!