JAKE SUNG-GUK SULLIVAN (Director) is a director, actor, and educator from the Twin Cities metro area. Recent directing credits: The Wedding Singer (Lyric Arts), A Different Pond (Theater Mu/Stages Theatre Company), Cambodian Rock Band - associate director (Theater Mu/The Jungle Theatre), Disney's The Little Mermaid (Lakeshore Players Theatre), title of show (Lyric Arts). He also serves as the theatre teacher at Breck School.

YANGSOOK CHOI (Author) grew up in Korea. She started drawing at age four and loved telling her grandma scary stories. Since moving to New York to pursue her art, she has written and illustrated many books for young readers. Her books have been acclaimed as a New York Times Outstanding Book of the Year, an American Library Association Notable Book, and with an International Reading Association's Children's Book Award. When she is not creating, she loves to spend time with children in her community and around the world. The local children in a shelter, the mountain children in the Himalayas, the Bedouin children in the Arabian desert, the orphans in flooded Cambodia, and the North Korean defector children are among her greatest teachers.

SUSAN H. PAK (Playwright) has taught playwriting, screenwriting, television writing, and webseries writing at the university-level for over a decade. Productions and readings of her work include: Masks Off and Election at the Goodman Theater, Miguk Saram at Local Lab 2021, The Fixer at the Steppenwolf Theater, Marabar at Chicago Dramatists, Ghost Girl at the Workshop Theater, T.A.B. at New York’s Downtown Urban Theater Festival and the Manhattan Repertory Theater Festival, Haters at New York’s Midtown International Theater Festival, Baby Shower at New York’s Network One Act Festival, Incredible Invisible at Chicago’s Bailiwick Director’s Fest, and The Writers at Theater Unleashed in LA. Susan’s plays have been finalists at the 2020 and 2021 O'Neill National Playwrights Conference. Susan was also a member of the 2021/22 Goodman Playwrights Unit and is the 2023/24 BIPOC resident playwright at Strawdog Theatre Company in Chicago.