Megan Fernandez (Founder/Director/Choreographer) is also Founder and Artistic Director of The Grace Theatre Workshop, Inc., the premiere presenter of Bi-lingual and Spanish language theatre in the State of New Jersey. She is a graduate of Towson State University where she received a BFA in Dance Performance (cum laude). She is an accomplished actress, dancer, choreographer, and director.

Megan has performed all over the United States in shows such as THE BOYFRIEND (Polly), ANYTHING GOES (Charity), FAME, SUGAR, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, and The Grace Theatre Workshop’s productions of FRIEND WANTED, COSAS DE AMOR, and STARS & TAPS. Most recently, Megan appeared in the Off-Broadway musical "That's Life".

Megan has worked as a principal dancer with Ballet For Young Audiences, Brighton Ballet Theatre, and LT Entertainment. She has also performed as a featured dancer in many lavish musical revues throughout NYC and Japan. Recently she played the lead role of Julia in HAVANA MOON, The Musical. She was also principal dancer in PATRIOTIC MOMENT, the musical extravaganza VEGAS VEGAS VEGAS, and the musical NOCHE EN TROPICANA. She has also appeared in several television commercials, trade shows, and films.

Megan has choreographed many productions including FRIEND WANTED and STARS & TAPS, which toured all of New Jersey through the NJ Theatre Alliance. She has also choreographed many large-scale musical revues that have had long runs throughout NYC and Japan, and has worked extensively as assistant director on many dramatic productions. She is presently the director of the television show LIVE ON STAGE airing on CABLEVISION, and choreographer for The Union City Orchestra. Most recently, Megan directed the show "The Cuban Kid in concert" (at Don't Tell Mama/The Duplex, NYC) which has been nominated for a 2008 MAC Award.

Megan has received many awards for her work in the theatre, including “The Distinguished Woman of the Year Award 2003”, Citations from the New Jersey General Assembly, and proclamations from Union City Mayor & State Assemblyman Brian P. Stack as well as former Governor James E. McGreevey. Megan is also a member of MAC, Manhattan Association of Cabarets & Clubs.