We strive to produce shows that matter.

We choose works that have not been put to stage before.

We aim to share authentically.

This is the mission of founder, Aaron Telander.

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Aaron received his bachelor's degree from Saint Olaf College in Northfield, majoring in computer science and theater. He currently works as a product owner at a finance company, as he pursues his MBA at the University of Minnesota, Carlson School of Management.

 

His directing experiences include Coyfish by Michelle de Joya, Anne+Shae=4Ever by Beth Ann Powers, The Closed Door Disorder by HDog Avery, The Amish Project by Jessica Dickey, and a devised piece Words Matter - a show that recounted a variety of experiences from four Asian American women, as they made their way through the ups and downs of college life.

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"I want to continue to create art that reflects real life. I want our audiences to see shows that resonate with them on a deep level. There are so many unrepresented and underrepresented groups that deserve a voice. I hope to give those groups a place on the stage, where we can capture what their lives are really like."

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- Aaron Telander