Jacqulin Stauder is a multidisciplinary theatre artist from Ann Arbor, Michigan. In 2022, she relocated to Minneapolis, Minnesota to pursue an MFA in Design & Technology at the University of Minnesota, completing her degree in 2025.

Jacqulin's design work spans both lighting and scenic design. Recent credits include Film Noir Tosca (lighting designer) for The Hive Collaborative; NEXT Festival 2026 (lighting designer) at Theater Latté Da; Disability Dating Game (scenic designer) for Full Circle Theater Company; Mr. Burns; A Post-Electric Play (scenic designer) for Gustavus Adolphus College; Grand Horizons (scenic designer) for Inver Hills Community College; Mamma Mia (scenic designer) for Lakeville High School North; Waking Miss Daisy (lighting designer) for Combustible Company; Salome (lighting designer) for The Modern Rep; and The Skin of Our Teeth (lighting designer) for the University of Minnesota.

Jacqulin is deeply committed to creating accessible theatre experiences and advocating for inclusive design practices and accessibility initiatives. She strives to ensure that all voices are heard and celebrated throughout the creative process.