Bread and Wine Theatre Co.
Producing shows that invite all people into what is beautiful, good, & true unto the praise of the One who is Himself our Bread and Wine.
After producing The Time of My Life not once but twice, Owen realized his deep passion for producing beautiful shows that telling Christ-honoring stories. He is starting Bread and Wine Theatre Company with the prayer that it will do productions that matter to people and will build up St. Louis. May this company be one that promotes a flourishing community that lives well, speaks truthfully, and loves what is beautiful.
New Play Development
Bread and Wine Theatre Company aims to provide a space where Christian playwrights can develop new work. Within the first few months of our launch, we are already putting on three table reads and we cannot wait to do more!
2025-2026 Season To Be Announced
Meet the CEO
Owen is a late bloomer in the theater world. With no formal training, Owen's passion grew out of a fascination with Thornton Wilder and a desire to bring more beautiful Christian art similar to the style of Wilder's into Christ's earth. He has produced and directed staged readings of Measure for Measure in 2019 (in his grandparents' backyard), Pullman Car Hiawatha in 2020 (via Zoom), and Cement Hands in 2023 (in his dad's living room). His first major production credit is as co-producer of The Time of My Life in July 2024 at Greenfinch Theater & Dive. Bread and Wine Theatre Company's production of The Time of My Life at Southgate church will be his first major solo production credit. Owen wrote (and continues to rewrite) The Time of My Life. He is deeply grateful to his dear friend, Michael Cox, co-writing and co-producing the initial July 2024 version of The Time of My Life with him. Owen is working on a plethora of other creative projects, including the writing of his own VBS curriculum. He is graduate of Harvard Business's CoRE program where he graduated with High Honors; he received his B. A. in Christian Studies from California Baptist University where he was recognized as the top student at his graduation; and he received his M. A. in Biblical Studies from Covenant Seminary where he wrote the thesis, "A Who’s Who of Eucharistic Memory."