Kim's Convenience
Written by Ins Choi | Directed by Yong Suk Yoo
Previews: JAN 27-29, 2026
Opening: JAN 30, 2026
Closing: MAR 14, 2026
ASL Performance: MAR 3, 2026
Runtime: 2hr 20min
Humor and Heart on Every Aisle
Mr. Kim, a first-generation Korean immigrant, dispenses fatherly wisdom, history lessons, and potato chips from behind his convenience store counter in the up-and-coming Regent Park neighborhood of Toronto. With new luxury buildings popping up around the convenience store and a Walmart preparing to move in, Mr. Kim receives an unexpected offer for his property. He now has a difficult decision to make: keep the cash or keep Kim's. But Kim's Convenience is more than just his livelihood - it is his legacy. Follow Mr. Kim as he tries desperately, and hilariously, to convince his daughter Janet, a budding photographer, to take over the store. Wholly original, hysterically funny, and deeply moving, Kim's Convenience tells the story of one Korean family struggling to face the future amidst the bitter memories of their past. But no matter what, humor and heart find their way onto every aisle in this award-winning play that is now a hit series on Netflix.
Cast
Saja is honored to be playing the role of Umma at The Studio Theatre. After decades of fulfilling roles shaped by societal expectations, Saja transitioned from an IT career in Corporate Fraud to pursue a renewed life in the arts. She performs stand-up comedy in the Dallas–Fort Worth area and is also writing her first book. Saja holds a Bachelor of Arts in Criminology from the University of Minnesota and is also a PBIA-certified billiards instructor. @sajastage
Ian is a Korean-American actor whose work is rooted in music, memory, and the search for belonging. Trained as a classical cellist at the Manhattan School of Music and La Escola de Música Victòria dels Àngels, the emotional vocabulary of music continues to shape his evolving approach to acting and storytelling. After immigrating at age eleven and growing up between cultures, he turned to film and music, finding in them reflections of feelings he couldn’t yet express, a resonance that continues to shape his artistic voice. Ian spent the past decade acting in South Korea, appearing in Uncle Samsik (Disney+), and on stage in What's Wrong with Popular Novels?! (selected 2023 Best 7 Korean Play). His training includes method acting with Sam Kim (Actors Studio alumnus), intensive courses at the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute, and further study with mentors such as Paul Pryce, Hyojin Park, Bruce Baek, and Elise Moon. Ian also writes; his recent film Joseph was shot in New York and is now in post-production. IG: @_ianiamian
Juyeon is a Korean-born actor and a 2023 graduate of New York University Tisch Drama’s Experimental Theatre Wing. She originated the role of Jane in The Heart Sellers at The Huntington Theatre Company (2023) and The Guthrie Theater (2024). Her theatre work also includes playing Mija in Haenyeo's Kitchen in Jeju Island, Korea (2021). On screen, she recently starred as Haeja in the independent feature film Deli Love (2026). Her short film credits include Pedigree (Palm Springs International Film Festival, HollyShorts), White Butterfly (New York Asian Film Festival, Hawaii International Film Festival), and Parked in America (South by Southwest). She is continually challenging the boundaries of her craft. Grateful to her parents.
Prentice is a New York/Atlanta-based artist making his Florida debut with The Studio Theatre. Prentice has performed in various productions around NYC. His recent stage credits include the first translated production of Mater Familias (2025) by Italian playwright Pier Lorenzo Pisano at The Tank Theatre. He’s performed in other original works such as ZOOCHOSIS (2025) at Arts on Site, The Last of the Son (2023) at The Five Angels Theatre, & The Box (2023); a short play at The Chain Theatre. Prentice is a graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts class of 2019. Since then, he has continued classes at The Actors Gym with Kyle Fabel. prenticemyles.com | IG: @g0ld.mind
Brian Jose is elated to be joining this remarkable company and to be making his debut with The Studio Theatre. Previous roles include the Engineer in Miss Saigon(National Tour, White Plains Performing Arts Center), the King in The King and I(Interlakes Theatre), and Vernon Hines in The Pajama Game(National Asian Artists Project). He is a New York based actor/director/producer and is the proud Co-Founder of Broadway Barkada, a Filipino performing artists collective. With Broadway Barkada, he has had the honor of performing at The White House, Carnegie Hall, Madison Square Garden, and The Kennedy Center. Brian holds a BA in Theatre from Indiana University. Proud Actors Equity Association and SAG-AFTRA member. IG: @brianjose
Mona is thrilled to be making her debut with SIGPRO! She is a Korean-American, Iowa-grown, Yale dropout. For over 30 years, as a director, she raised a generation of artists who then inspired her to start her third act by jumping back into the industry. She began "knocking off bucket list items and doing things that used to terrify her". Unsurprisingly, she has been having the time of her life. Mona spent most of 2025 focusing on film projects, but was last seen as Duncan/First Witch et al in Macbeth at Jobsite, as Mama Morton in Chicago and Bloody Mary in South Pacific at Suncoast Broadway Theatre. She also appeared at American Stage as Afong Moy in The Chinese Lady. www.themonalim.com
Sage is a Korean-American actor based in Atlanta, GA. She is thrilled to make her debut at The Studio Theatre. As a first-generation immigrant from Masan, South Korea, she is grateful to be a part in bringing this beloved immigrant story to life with the stellar cast and crew. Most recently onstage, Atlanta, GA: The Heart Sellers (Jane U/S), Horizon Theatre; Gloria (Kendra), Merely Players Presents. Film/TV: Class of '09 (FX/Hulu), Blue Bayou (Focus Features). IG: @sagekahyun
Creative Team
Yong Suk Yoo is a Korean-born, US-based interdisciplinary theater and live performance director renowned for intercultural works and innovative integration of digital technology and new media. Dedicated to introducing Korean and Asian theatrical practices to American audiences, he blends mythological imagination, diasporic experiences, and immersive multimedia elements into groundbreaking performances. Yoo currently serves as an Associate Professor in the John Wells Directing Program at Carnegie Mellon University's School of Drama. Notable productions include "Nolpan: Khoj," "The Butterfly's Dream," "Yellow Inn," "Oedipus the King," "A Silent Table," and "When Spring Comes to Hills and Dales." In 2008, Yoo was honored as an Emerging Theater Artist by the Arts Council Korea.
Madison was born and raised in the Central Florida area and has been a member of the resident stage management team at The Studio Theatre since Season 6. With nearly a decade of stage management experience, Madison has lived and worked in Central Florida, Philadelphia, and New York. Some of her favorite credits include productions of Urinetown, The Color Purple, Guys & Dolls, Cabaret, RED, Collected Stories, Godspell, Mary Poppins, and Blood Brothers. Madison has worked as an intern with WICKED on Broadway and has stage managed for the Arts for Autism Broadway Concerts and the Broadway Green Alliance. She graduated from the University of the Arts with a BFA in Directing, Playwriting, and Production.
Nicolas holds a B.A. in Theatre Arts from the University of South Florida. There, he worked on shows such as Ride the Cyclone, Little Women, As You Like It, and 9 to 5. Most recently he served as the Assistant Stage Manager for the world premiere of The Boy Who Loved Batman in Tampa, Florida. Other Credits include The Drowsy Chaperone, Fiddler on the Roof, and The Wizard of Oz (Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre).
Zach is a Midwesterner at heart, born and raised in Illinois but loving life as a Floridian! Zach joined the Stage Management team in Season 9, and loves working with this team! Past favorite Stage Management credits include Exit Laughing, The Vote, Pippin (The Studio Theatre), Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, Tiananmen: A New Musical, Elf: The Musical, The Lehman Trilogy (The Phoenix Theatre Company), The Book of Will (Illinois Shakes), and Lost in Yonkers directed by Jane Lynch. He hopes you enjoy the show!
Joshua has been honing his craft as a scenic designer, scenic artist, and props artisan for the past decade and recently transplanted to central Florida. Previous props design credits have included Big the Musical, Looped, Man of La Mancha (Garden Theatre), Oklahoma!, Little Shop of Horrors, Ragtime, Grease, Sunset Blvd., Curtains, Camelot (Mac-Haydn Theatre), James and the Giant Peach, Wizard of Oz (Limelight Performing Arts Center). Joshua has a Master's of Fine Arts in Stage Design from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. Examples of his work are at joshuaegallagher.com.
Desiree is an AEA actress, singer, dancer, puppeteer, voice-over artist, creative/artistic director, choreographer, intimacy coordinator, and arts educator. Audiences at the Sharon have seen Desiree's previous intimacy work in Kim's Convenience. Notable intimacy credits include: For Colored Girls…, Orlando Sentinel's 2025 'Top Production' (Theater West End), Sordid Lives, Orlando Sentinel award winner (Theater West End), Next to Normal, Orlando Sentinel award winner (Theater West End), Calendar Girls, Orlando Sentinel's 2025 Top Production (Theater West End), Romeo & Juliet (Orlando Shakes), Jesus Christ Superstar, Orlando Sentinel award winner (Theater West End), The Great Comet of 1812, Orlando Sentinel multi-award winner 2024 (Theater West End). Training & Certification: Ann C. James (Intimacy Coordinators of Color). @brdwyheart | https://linktr.ee/bookdesmontes
Reiko Ho is a director, playwright, and choreographer from Hawaii. Her work has been seen throughout Hawaii, as well as nationally.
Directorial projects in 2026 include a national tour for The Great Race: The Story of the Chinese Zodiac which she also wrote, Yellow Face by David Henry Hwang, and Our Okinawan Ohana by Lee Tonouchi. Tales of the Sun and Moon that she also wrote runs in Hawaii, then tours nationally next season.
Reiko is Artistic Associate for Honolulu Theatre for Youth, an Invited Artist at the National Institute of Directing and Ensemble Creation, a member of The Consortium of Asian American Theaters & Artists, a member of the Ninja Monkeys stunt team, and serves on the Board of Directors of TYA/USA.
Caifeng Hong is a costume designer and illustrator with a foundation in fashion design. She received her BFA in Fashion Design from the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing and her MFA in Costume Design from Carnegie Mellon University. Her design work spans immersive media, theatre, film, and fashion.
Her theatre credits include Lear; John Proctor Is the Villain; and In Time, Microplastic Invasion Strategy, both immersive theatre experiences; Candle, a Chinese traditional play; and Mirror, a virtual reality theatre experience.
In summer 2024, she served as a millinery and dressing apprentice at the Santa Fe Opera and was the costume designer for La Cenerentola and craft lead in the Apprentice Scenes. She was also a featured artist in Phipps Conservatory's Flowers Meet Fashion: Inspired by Billy Porter. In 2025, she was named an Elizabeth Schrader Kimberly Fellow.
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Website: caifenghong.com
Jaemin is a lighting designer and an assistant professor of lighting and sound design at Southern Illinois University. A proud member of United Scenic Artists (Local USA 829), he was honored with the 2023 Jonathan Resnick Lighting Design Award from the United States Institute for Theatre Technology. Originally from South Korea, he began his career with the opera La Traviata in 2005 and has since designed lighting for more than 150 productions across theatre, musical theatre, opera, and dance. Since his move to the United States in 2019, he has cultivated an active body of national and international design work across the U.S., South Korea, Asia, and Africa. He is thrilled to make his Central Florida debut at The Studio Theatre.
Minjae is a NY-based Korean-Canadian theater artist and is excited to make his debut at The Studio Theatre. Recent select sound credits include Orange Julius (University of Vermont), The Other Americans (Public; Assistant), The Inspector (Yale Repertory Theatre), and Metamorphoses (David Geffen School of Drama). He holds an English/Theater BA from Princeton University and a Sound Design MFA from the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale University. IG: @mondayminjae
Fangran Li is a China-born bilingual director and translator dedicated to telling stories that reflect the lived experiences of our time while fostering cross-cultural and interdisciplinary exploration. Her recent directing credits include Antigone and the one-act Elephant in the Room. Her assistant and associate directing work in musical theatre includes Rouge, Our Lifelong Serendipity, and Murder Ballad. Fangran is currently a second-year John Wells Directing Fellow in the MFA program at Carnegie Mellon University. She holds a BA from Hampshire College, where she concentrated in theatre directing and Japanese. She extends her heartfelt thanks to her family, mentors, and friends for their unwavering support throughout her artistic journey.IG: @franliii.
SigPro Staff
Jason Goedken has been the operations manager at The Sharon L. Morse Performing Arts Center since its opening in 2015. Prior to his time in Florida, he spent the previous 11 years working in various theatres in NYC and Chicago. Jason helped found both The Sharon and The Studio Theatre Tierra del Sol and manages the staff from both venues. Although his work is mostly behind-the-scenes, he made a memorable acting debut in The Studio Theatre's Second Season as Harry in Company.
Whitney Morse is a performer, teaching artist, and Artistic Director in Central Florida. In 2011, she earned her MFA in Acting from Columbia University School of The Arts, where she studied with some of the world's leading teaching artists including Kristin Linklater, Andrei Serban, Olympia Dukakis, Larry Singer and Anne Bogart. Whitney was a founding member of Prologue Theatre Company in Chicago where she served as Literary Manager and Casting Director. As a performer, her work at The Studio includes Next To Normal, Proof (Broadway World Award), Frankie and Johnny…, Tell Me On A Sunday, A Doll's House, 9 to 5, Elegies, and White Rabbit, Red Rabbit, among many others. Whitney is also the Artistic Director of The Sharon. www.whitneymorse.com
Angel Creeks comes to The Studio Theatre Tierra del Sol with thirty years of experience in the performing arts. A dancer, singer, actor, teacher, choreographer, and director, she has been seen in film, television, and stage. Credits include: Broadway (Chicago the Musical, Fosse the Musical), tours and artists (Starlight Express, Chicago the Musical, Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Anne Reinking), regional and theme park (Frozen-Live at the Hyperion, Aladdin - A Musical Spectacular, The King and I, Stars Wars Galactic Starcruiser), direction and choreography (Romeo and Juliet, Ordinary Days, Godspell, Hairspray, Chicago the Musical, You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, Seussical), film/television (Days of Our Lives, Living Single, North Hollywood). An advocate for social justice and equality, a founding member of the non-profit organization: PSPI.org (Parent Student Prison Initiative). She works with CFEABlackbook.org (Central Florida Entertainment Advocacy) and Blacktheatregirlmagic.org in Orlando. She has a B.A. in Performing Arts from St. Mary's College. Certified in leadership from University of Notre Dame. She is honored to be a part of this group of amazingly talented people.
Jon has been working in live events for fifteen years. His professional journey before joining The Sharon in 2021 included Dave Matthews Band, Huey Lewis & The News, World Wrestling Entertainment, Apple Events, Universal Parks and Resorts, and The Walt Disney Company. Jon currently serves as Director of Operations at SigPro, where he supports the production and operations teams across both of our world-class venues. An avid cruiser and theme park fan, Jon spends as much time at Disney or in the middle of the ocean as possible.
Since joining this organization in 2018, Leslie has had the privilege of working across various facets of the theatre. Now, as the Director of People, Projects, and Culture, she is dedicated to working closely with the team to cultivate an inclusive and collaborative workplace environment. Leslie believes that fostering an inclusive and supportive culture is essential for creating exceptional art, art that SigPro is proud to share with its audiences. Leslie is grateful for the opportunity to serve this talented team and contribute to the vibrant arts community, she extends thanks to the audience for their continued support of the arts.
Yasmeen has professionally supported the arts in our community since 2015. Having worked, performed, and supported the arts since she was 8 years old, she has grown passionate about keeping the arts alive and active. Yasmeen was a professional flutist, competitive conductor, has launched Music Arts Society chapters, and founded a Collegiate Marching Band Program. Yasmeen has been involved and graduated from many leadership and organizational development programs, including Panhellenic Sorority, NCAA athletics, National Camp School, and spent years as a Director and Ambassador of The Villages. To this day, she stands by the training and leadership gained within music and performing arts programs. She is set to ignite the passion and purpose in others to support the arts.
Stephanie Elliott (she/her) has been professionally working in theatre since graduating from The University of Florida BA Theatre & Dance program in 2011. Previous experience includes Orlando Family Stage (Assistant Stage Manager), Garden Theatre (Production Stage Manager and Company Manager), Theater West End (Production Stage Manager), Orlando Fringe (Production Stage Manager), Virgin Voyages (Rehearsal Stage Management Supervisor), Epic Universe (Coordinator for Untrainable Dragon Show), and SeaWorld (Stage Manager of POP!). When she is not facilitating brave spaces for performers and creative teams to play pretend or explore the human condition, she can be found at home with her husband, three children, and their ever-growing list of farm animals.
Clayton is from the DFW area of Texas. Always wanting a career in theatre, he received his BA in Theatre from the University of the Ozarks in Clarksville, AR. After graduating, Clay worked as the Technical Director at Circa' 21 Dinner Playhouse in Rock Island, IL before joining The Studio Theatre team in 2018. When not in the theatre, he is out hiking, kayaking or biking the wonders of mother nature across the country. Clay invites everyone to see the brilliant work our team does at both The Sharon and The Studio venues!
Originally from the Hudson Valley area in New York. Alison graduated with her AAS from Genesee Community College in technical theater and BA in theater from UNLV with a concentration in carpentry and technical direction. She has interned with Shakespeare & Company in Lenox, MA, and worked at UFPA as head carpenter. Shes loves building spaces for imaginary people for The Villages audience to enjoy! Thank you to my husband. You are my rock! Shout out to theater gremlins, please stop taking my tools.
Mario Gonzalez is thrilled to be working as the Lighting Supervisor for The Studio Theatre. He graduated in 2025 from the University of Florida with his MFA in Lighting Design, where he designed multiple shows including Macbeth, Blood at the Root, and Pipeline. He also has a BFA in Musical Theatre from the University of Tampa. He's incredibly excited to start this new chapter with Significant Productions and cannot wait to help create incredible shows.
Dio Raquel Jr. hails from Honolulu, HI - sharing his Aloha to various areas of the country through Theatrical Lighting Design and Performance. He currently holds his Theatre Performance Certificate from Del Sol Academy of the Performing Arts (Las Vegas, NV) and his B.F.A. Theatre Studies in Lighting, Arts Leadership, and Musical Theatre from Nebraska Wesleyan University (Lincoln, NE). He had the privilege to design new works such as Not Too Far Distant by Becky Boesen and Umbra by K. Evans in Lancaster County, NE alongside iconic works from Anton Chekhov's Three Sisters and Diana Son's Stop Kiss. He recently made his Studio Theatre Tierra Del Sol design debut in Michael McKeever's Suite Surrender. Notable works for performance include Little Shop of Horrors (U/S Seymour Krelborn), Hello Dolly! (Ambrose Kemper), and Fun Home (Roy/Mark). He currently serves as an Associate Lighting Supervisor/Lighting Technician for Significant Productions - continuing to innovate and develop lighting to be known as character in various stories.
Roel is the Audiovisual Technician Assistant for Significant Productions. Roel is originally from Raymondville, TX. He joined us in the summer of 2023, after having been on tour with Jurassic World Live as an automation technician under Feld Entertainment. Before Feld Entertainment, he worked for Jurassic Quest National Tour for over 2 years. Since getting off the road, he has enjoyed learning new things everyday about his work here at The Studio Theatre and The Sharon L. Morse Performing Arts Center. He and his partner, Madi Carr, who is the Production Coordinator for The Sharon, have been welcomed with open arms into the Significant Productions family, and look forward to many more shows with them.
Antonio Campagna, born in Caracas, Venezuela, with Italian heritage, found his way to the United States in 2013. His passion for art and entertainment led him to graduate in Film Production and obtain a Certificate in Stage Technology from Valencia College. Since childhood, he has cultivated his artistic talent, writing plays and exploring various forms of creative expression. Currently, he channels his love for entertainment at The Studio, where he plays a crucial role in creating sets and stages for theatrical productions. His world revolves around the fascinating universe of performing arts, where he continues to make his mark with creativity and dedication.
Verna was born and raised here in sunny central Florida and is excited at the opportunity to present important and culturally relevant theater to her home community. She's been with The Studio Theatre since 2023 but has been a lover of the performing arts as long as she can remember. She's happy to be able to express that love in the workshop!
Cory is a graduate of the Masters in Entertainment Design at Southern Methodist University and received his undergraduate degree from East Texas Baptist University. Before packing up the truck and moving to paradise, he assisted Elaine J. McCarthy on the world premiere opera The Diving Bell and the Butterfly at The Dallas Opera. He is a freelance costume and scenic designer currently based in Central Florida. Selected designs include Cabaret (The Studio Theatre Tierra del Sol), Next to Normal (Theater 3), Plano (Richland College Theatre), Let the Right One In (Outcry Theatre), The Rape of Lucretia (Meadows Lyric Theatre), Twelfth Night - The Musical (Southern Methodist University), and The Odyssey (Dallas Theatre Center-Public Works Dallas). IG: @thartsofthartopolis
Ryan is an active musician, vocalist, and collaborative arts producer. Trained as a classical musician at Ohio State University, he is a descendant of the Max Aronoff line of violists through studies with Marcia Ferritto and studied chamber music with the Cavani String Quartet. Ryan has played in Principal positions under numerous notable conductors and composers and shared the stage with various artists including Josh Groban, Idina Menzel, Barry Manilow, and Trans-Siberian Orchestra in addition to making a Carnegie Hall debut in 2023. He has been seen and heard on SigPro stages in over 450 performances and served as Assistant Music Director, Cover Conductor, or Music Supervisor for 9 to 5, Assassins, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Cabaret, Little Shop of Horrors, Pippin, ILYYPNC, and Next to Normal. Ryan is Artistic Director of an annual summer concert series in conjunction with the Chicago Park District. As well, he produces A Quiet Christmas each year in The Villages with friend and colleague Angie Rose. Many thanks to his work family at SigPro for their amazing and diverse talents, and to Ben for his support of my crazy career in the arts! www.aquietchristmas.org | @loeckelmusik
Alec has a long history of working with theatre productions. After over a decade of working on and around the stage, he feels most at home in the theatre and is very proud to be Significant Production's House Manager. Favorite credits include Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along-Blog (Colorado, 2012), La Traviata and La Boheme (Germany, 2017), and Ada and the Engine (The Studio Theatre, 2021). Alec also has experience in set building, stage managing, and directing. He holds two degrees in Theatre Studies and Music from the University of Northern Colorado. It is always a privilege to work in the industry that you love, so Alec would like to thank The Studio family, Significant Productions, and his own immensely supportive family for everything they do.
Tina attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison and Marquette University where she earned a B.A. in Journalism and a minor in Marketing. She has spent the majority of her career working as office manager and children's ministry director in large churches with lots of volunteers. A great joy has been teaching children's choir for many years. Music, dance, and theater is vital in her life and she enjoys performing as well as directing. She and her husband have two sons. Tina loves living in The Villages and is delighted to celebrate her "un-retirement" joining SigPro as Assistant House Manager.
Savannah is excited to join Significant Production's House Management Team. She comes with 13 years of experience in the customer service industry and is very much looking forward to using her skills to enhance the experiences of patrons at The Studio Theatre. Prior to joining the theatre industry, she honed her hospitality skills at several companies, her favorite of which were the Mast General Store in Valle Crucis, North Carolina and the World Equestrian Center in Ocala, Florida. Savannah prides herself on displaying strong attention to detail and infusing positivity into her workplace. In her personal time, she enjoys baking, traveling, and antiquing. She can't wait to see you at the theatre! My Instagram is @savyrose81
After touring for two decades as a prop person with national tours of Broadway musicals, Lonnie Goertz recently relocated to The Villages from Atlantic Beach, FL to be closer to her mom. A graduate of NYU, some of her credits include Dear Evan Hansen, Jersey Boys, Moulin Rouge, Fun Home, and The Lion King. When she's not in the theater, Lonnie enjoys running, cooking, chatting about vegetables, and chasing lizards in the park with her dog. She's looking forward to becoming a better line dancer and has a hard time saying no to coffee ice cream.
Jordan Gregson is an actor, arts administrator, director, and producer. Jordan proudly serves as the Artistic Associate at Significant Productions. When Jordan isn't assisting with casting and script selection for The Studio Theatre, you can find him in the rehearsal room supporting guest directors, working on his own passion projects, or relaxing at the beach. Selected assistant directing credits include When We Were Young and Unafraid & Angel Street (Significant Productions), Intimate Apparel (Asolo Repertory Theatre), Jekyll & Hyde (Players by the Sea), Power to the Queendom (Black and Latino Playwrights Celebration), Gloria (Texas State University) the 2022 Broadway World Austin Award Winner for Best Play. Selected directing credits include A League of Her Own (Significant Productions), Everyone But Us (Retama Theatre Series), Imaginary Friend & The Meeting (TXST New Play Festival), We Are Proud to Present… & Punk Rock (Apex Theatre Studio). He is an alumnus of Douglas Anderson School of the Arts and Texas State University. jordanhoughgregson.com | @just_jayhgreg
Bolivian roots drive her passion for the arts, food, and people. She is a two-time graduate of the University of Florida, holding a Bachelor's Degree in Public Relations and a Master's Degree in Mass Communication, specializing in Global Strategic Communication. She has taken on various roles within The Villages community, leading her to her most recent one as Marketing Director for Significant Productions, where she continues to pursue her love for making stories resonate with diverse communities. When she's not creating stories for work, she's creating memories with her husband and three kids wherever the fun is.
Natalie is a proud Midwest mutt with a theatre and communications degree from Ball State University. Before joining SigPro, you may have seen her on VNN's Entertainment Beat. Now, she brings her creativity to life as SigPro's social media coordinator. When she's not crafting content, you can find her behind the scenes (or under the spotlight) at local theatres, or trying out cool coffee shops with pals.