OUR TOWN:

"Leading this large and talented ensemble cast is Jake Sung-Guk Sullivan ... he's a warm and charming narrator, guiding us through the story, speaking directly to the audience in a conversational and conspiratorial way, as if he's as fascinated by these town residents as we are." -  Cherry & Spoon

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"... Sullivan is notably younger than other Stage Managers I recall... With Sullivan in the role, as the play progresses, the Stage Manager unleashes the enthusiasm and sense of discovery of a young man, expressing joy and delight in every morsel of life in Grover's Corners. His sense of wonder invites us to join him in absorbing the beauty and energy of life's bounty viewed, not in hindsight but as it is revealed." - Talkin' Broadway

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THE 39 STEPS

"But Jake Sung-Guk Sullivan and Brendan Veerman are quick-changing marvels... The nimble cast — Sullivan and Veerman are particularly good — ....get things rolling on Peter Lerohl's handsome set, depicting a vintage theater's backstage area." -  Star Tribune

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"The remainder of the cast are Jake Sung-Guk Sullivan as Clown 1 and Brendan Veerman as Clown 2 ...They are both masters of dialect and physical transformation... they truly make each character distinct and believable. Sullivan and Veerman have a gift for making each role, no matter how minor, feel like a real person even when it’s cartoonish and that, is the secret to comedy." -  Stages of MN

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WITCH

"Jake Sung-Guk Sullivan and Samuel Osborne-Huerta as frenemies Frank and Cuddy, both so funny and with a cute love-hate chemistry between them (and a great fight scene choreographed by Annie Enneking)." - Cherry & Spoon

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"The Stages of MN favorite Jake Sung-Guk Sullivan plays Frank Thorney, think Gaston from Beauty and the Beast, you can see why Cuddy is jealous of him, but even he gets a moment to show some real emotion, when he makes what I would consider his real deal with the Devil even though Scratch is nowhere in sight." - Stages of MN

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