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Lindsay A. Jenkins is a dramaturg, consultant, producer and scholar. She considers herself a culture bearer, carrying forward the rituals, traditions, histories, and performances of those who have come before her. Her work flows at the intersection of cultural memory, creative practice, and critical inquiry.
Lindsay brings depth, clarity, and cultural resonance to every project, offering historical and cultural context alongside narrative feedback. She has collaborated with institutions such as the Geffen Playhouse and the Mark Taper Forum. Lindsay specializes in the development of new work, supporting writers one-on-one as well as through new play festivals like the Ojai Playwrights Conference and South Coast Repertory’s Pacific Playwrights Festival. Her dramaturgical practice extends beyond the stage into consulting for audio, television, and film projects.
Lindsay welcomes opportunities for story development and cultural consulting across mediums. She is also available for audience engagement opportunities including talkbacks, panels, hosting, and speaking engagements.
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An original musical by Lindsay A. Jenkins
SANDBRANCH
When the socially isolated, spiritually rich community of Sandbranch is faced with a toxic threat, Khadijah, a young visionary, embarks on an epic journey that explores the meaning of community, identity and freedom.
Rooted in Black ritual, tradition, and history, SANDBRANCH is more than a musical, it is an intervention. The goal is to create a sustainable model for theatre production America. Currently in early development, the project is actively seeking like-minded collaborators to help bring SANDBRANCH to life.
Maroon Arts and Culture was founded on Juneteenth 2019 by Lindsay A. Jenkins. From its inception, Maroon has set out to celebrate Black culture, history and performance. We have produced cultural events, staged readings and educational programs including the Juneteenth Jubilee and the Teen Play Festival. Currently, Maroon’s mission is to support the development and production of Black theatre and connect Black artists to supportive audiences. Through it’s legacy project, Sandbranch, Maroon hopes to create a sustainable model for the production of theatre in America.
