JAKE SUNG-GUK SULLIVAN is a director and theatre maker originally from Minneapolis, MN. DIRECTING CREDITS: [title of show]; The Wedding Singer; The Pavilion (Lyric Arts Main Street Stage), The Name Jar; A Different Pond (Stages Theatre Company / Theatre Mu), Relative Location (CLIMB Theatre), Disney's The Little Mermaid (Lakeshore Players Theatre), Ken Ludwig's SHERWOOD (Anoka Community Theatre). H.G. Wells' THE INVISIBLE MAN; The Lady Demands Satisfaction ([un]qualified theatre), and West Side Story (Inver Grove Heights Community Theatre). Associate / Assistant Directing: Cambodian Rock Band (Theatre Mu / The Jungle Theatre), The Heart Sellers (The Guthrie Theatre). Jake served as a Fellow in the inaugural Ordway Center / Knight Fellowship for Emerging BIPOC Directors. He also works as an actor, designer, and composer. He holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from Minnesota State University, Mankato. He is passionate about modern examinations of canon texts, new work that highlights diverse perspectives, and physical theatre that reflects on the “Creative How”. He is currently pursuing his Masters in Directing at Boston University.​