About, J o r d a n!
he/him/his
Jordan Hough Gregson is a biracial queer arts advocate, arts administrator, and theatrical director based in Central Florida. His journey in the arts encompasses a rich tapestry of experiences across various not-for-profit arts organizations and regional theatres. His work as a director, producer, collaborator, and in various arts administrator roles has developed him into a generous leader and skilled artistic collaborator. He has lent his talents and skills to organizations and regional theatres such as Asolo Rep, The Studio Theatre Tierra del Sol, The Performing Arts Project, Black & Latino Playwrights Celebration, The Acting Living Learning Community, and Apex Theatre Studio. He has pioneered equity, diversity, and inclusion initiatives, crafting professional development opportunities for historically underrepresented artists. He currently serves as the Literary and Casting Associate at The Studio Theatre Tierra del Sol. His work in this position is fueled by his passion for diverse representation, illuminating the underrepresented, and igniting conversations that will resonate long into the future. He believes conversation is the catalyst for change. New works and revitalized classics are at the forefront of his work. Jordan is responsible for managing the New Play Festival and the Script Selection Committee at The Studio Theatre. Jordan is also the founder of Orlando Artists Collective. He was recently a Directing Fellow on Lynn Nottage's Intimate Apparel at Asolo Rep.
As a biracial queer man who overcame adversity through adoption and the discovery of theatre, Jordan understands the transformative power of the arts. He has a powerful mission to be a beacon of hope for young Black and brown boys who may grapple with anger and adversity, encouraging them never to give up on their dreams. Leading by example, he is committed to being a role model for aspiring young men of color pursuing careers in arts administration and directing. Arts professionals have seen the potential, joy, and radiance in him, allowing him to rise above his adversities. Casting and directing are not just a profession for him; but are a profound full-circle moment, where he nurtures talent, fosters connections, and spreads the joy of collaboration. He is a passionate advocate for intersectionality, breaking gender norms, and championing social justice within his community. He is an alum of DASOTA and has a BFA in Acting with honors from Texas State University.
