Jacqulin Stauder is a multidisciplinary theatre artist originally from Ann Arbor, Michigan. She is currently a third-year MFA candidate in Design & Technology at the University of Minnesota, set to graduate in May 2025.

Jacqulin's design work spans both lighting and scenic design. Recent credits include The Ferryman (lighting designer), Witch (scenic and lighting designer), Fucking A (lighting designer), Roe (lighting designer), The Aliens (lighting designer), and Describe the Night (lighting designer) at the University of Minnesota; Cinderella (assistant lighting designer), NEXT Festival 2024 (lighting designer), and NEXT Festival 2023 – Love Them First (lighting designer) at Theater Latté Da; Kumbayah the Juneteenth Story (lighting designer) at The Capri; and Once (scenic designer) at Theatre L’Homme Dieu.

Jacqulin is deeply committed to creating accessible theatre experiences, advocating for inclusive design practices and accessibility initiatives. With a strong foundation in both design and technical theatre, she works to ensure that all voices are heard and celebrated in the creative process.