Abigail Vega (she/her) is the Director of Programming of The Jar in Boston, and the former Creative Producer of HowlRound Theatre Commons. She is a producer, director, theatremaker, one of the founding members of the Freelance Artist Resource Producing Collective, and the Creative Producer of death, me, dying tree. She was the first Producer of the Latinx Theatre Commons (LTC), an international network of Latinx and allied theatre practitioners working to grow the field by forging new connections, from 2014-2019. With the LTC she produced eleven convenings in Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Seattle, Princeton, Austin, Miami, and New York. Her writing can be found in Micha Espinosa's Monologues for Latino Actors, and her directing work has been seen in Chicago, Atlanta, and Houston. Abigail was named one of Latino Leaders Magazine's “Latino Leader of the Future” in 2014 and she is a graduate of the NALAC Leadership Institute. A proud graduate of Emerson College, Abigail was a participant in the Leadership U: One-on-One Mentorship Program, funded by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and administered by Theatre Communications Group, where she worked under Dr. P. Carl and David Dower. She is an avid consumer of culture, a voracious reader, and a new tricycle rider.