Kerrigan Quenemoen (she/her) is a Tony-nominated creative producer based in New York City. Originally from Houston, TX, Kerrigan discovered her love of theatre in sixth grade when she was cast as Peaseblossom in A Midsummer Night’s Dream—a moment that sparked a lifelong passion for live performance

Her NYC producing credits include Suffs (Broadway, Tony Nomination), THIS BUG IS GAY (ANT Fest @ Ars Nova), We Do The Same Thing Every Week (Attractive Nuisance & ART/New York), The Slow Dance (59E59), Macbeth and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Double Feature), MEAT (The Tank), Tanya’s Lit Clit (Experimental Bitch), and Don’t Do This To Us! (The Tank). She currently serves as the Producing Associate in the Live Arts department at The Metropolitan Museum of Art and previously held producing roles at Williamstown Theatre Festival and Northern Stage (BOLD Artistic Fellow).

Kerrigan graduated magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Dartmouth College in 2020 with a BA in Theatre. During her time there, she studied at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA) and interned with Northern Stage and WP Theater. Her early career included extensive acting experience, with lead roles in six departmental productions, a self-written one-woman thesis (Inhibit/ed), and performances in professional productions such as Matilda The Musical and Spamalot.

Today, Kerrigan works exclusively as a producer, championing bold, emotionally resonant new work that invites audiences into meaningful, often unexpected experiences. She is particularly drawn to projects that blur the boundaries between genres, uplift emerging artists, and reimagine where and how live performance happens. Whether developing a one-person show in a downtown black box or producing a large-scale commission at a major institution, Kerrigan brings a deep care for process, community, and creative risk.

Outside of work, she enjoys reading (follow her on Goodreads!), caring for her many plants, rooting for the Houston Astros, and planning elaborate themed parties.