Jordan Ross

Jordan Ross is an American playwright, producer, and creative developer, best known for his role in adapting and co-creating the stage musical Cruel Intentions: The ‘90s Musical. While details about his early life and background remain relatively private, Ross has carved out a niche in contemporary theatre by reimagining pop culture for the stage in fresh and inventive ways.

He first garnered attention with his work in television development, but his passion for theatre led him to create immersive and audience-friendly productions. Cruel Intentions: The ‘90s Musical, which he co-wrote with Lindsey Rosin and Roger Kumble, cleverly blends the 1999 cult film with a soundtrack of iconic '90s pop hits. The musical became a hit in both New York and Los Angeles, attracting fans of both musical theatre and nostalgic pop culture.

Ross has continued to develop and produce projects that blur the lines between genres and eras, often focusing on adaptations that speak to Millennial and Gen Z audiences. His theatrical work tends to combine wit, emotional depth, and a keen understanding of pop aesthetics, making his productions popular among younger theatregoers.

In addition to writing and producing, Ross has a background in casting and development for television, giving him a broad perspective on storytelling across media. This multidisciplinary approach contributes to his success in translating film and television narratives into compelling stage works.

Jordan Ross remains an active and dynamic force in modern theatre, with a flair for connecting classic stories and cultural nostalgia to new generations through the power of music and performance.