Jeremy Williams is a visionary artist, producer, and strategist whose work lives at the intersection of performance, community, and cultural change. As the Producing Director and Founder of Convergences Theatre Collective (CTC), he has pioneered a hybrid producing model that has supported the development of over 200 theatrical works and reached audiences across 6 continents and 46 countries. Under his leadership, CTC has presented acclaimed productions including The Woman Who Was Me (NY Innovative Theatre Award), A Mexican Affair, and BABEL.

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Jeremy’s expansive career spans independent producing, arts leadership, and philanthropy. As Program Manager and longtime consultant for the Doris Duke Foundation’s Building Demand for the Arts and Building Bridges programs, he helped reimagine how artists and institutions collaborate, engage audiences, and design artist-centered programs. As a sought-after consultant, he continues to guide organizations and ensembles through transitions, residencies, and audience engagement strategies rooted in equity, clarity, and care.

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Based in Oaxaca, Mexico and rooted in the American South, Jeremy’s practice is deeply informed by place, people, and process. He integrates contemplative and mindfulness-based approaches into both his creative and consulting work, helping teams move beyond surface-level solutions toward long-term transformation.

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To explore Jeremy’s creative work and consulting offerings, scroll down for featured projects, past collaborations, and ways to connect.