SCOTT IHRIG

PRODUCER

Scott Ihrig is a passionate liberal queer entrepreneur and the CEO of IMC, an experience studio he owns with his husband, Shannon Morrison. At IMC, he leads a team of event professionals that change people through unforgettable experiences.

Together, they also lead Drama Club Productions, where they create first-class, thought-provoking stories with particular attention to LGBTQ voices, BIPOC creators, and emerging artists. Current and recent theatrical projects include Pulitzer & Tony Award-winning A Strange Loop (Broadway & London), DRAG: The Musical (Off-Broadway), and musicals in development include The Ghost and Mrs. Muir , Craft Show, The Night We Called It A Day, and Toby Tyler.

Scott’s other theatrical credits include producing The Radio City Christmas Spectacular starring the Rockettes, founding board member of a non-profit theater in the Midwest, and the only non-singing role in his high school’s production of Fiddler.

A life-long activist, Scott works to expand human and civil rights, develop opportunities for the disadvantaged, and assist those in need.

In what seems like a previous life, Scott was an associate at the Minneapolis law firm Gray Plant Mooty. At age 12, he started and ran his first company, Kaleidoscope Candies, in his parents’ kitchen. A native of Omaha, Nebraska, he earned a BA in political science from Grinnell College and graduated cum laude from the University of Minnesota Law School.