Woon-Yong Lee (Old Man) is an accomplished gymnast. He has won a number of awards for the sport, including first prize at the National Games in 2003.

Sun-Gi Jung (Grandfather) majored in modern dance and is an expert in Tae Kwon Do, Tack Kyun (another traditional Korean martial art) and Samulnori (Korean traditional percussion quartet). He has participated in many performances that combined dance, martial arts and acrobatics. He was a member of the Garimda Dance Team and has performed in numerous dance performances such as Sung Nam International Dance Festival 2006 and Chun Cheon College Dance Festival 2006.

Sang-Cheul Lee (Grandfather) majored in theater and fight sports skills (e.g. wrestling, boxing etc.), and has performed in numerous plays.

Chang-Young Kim (Grandfather) majored in theater and has performed in such shows as Happy Together, Love Story and Miracle.

Cheol-Ho Lim (Father/Grandfather) majored in acting and has performed in Footloose, All That Jazz, A Chorus Line and other musicals in Korea. He also has performed in JUMP in Japan, Greece, Spain, China and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Joo-Sun Kim (Father) is a trained gymnast and ski instructor. He was also a lifeguard for several years.

Yeon-Jeong Park (Mother/Daughter) majored in Tae Kwon Do and was a Tae Kwon Do representative at Sang Ji University. She was a member of the martial arts team X-file and a Korean National Exhibition Team member of Tae Kwon Do. She has toured Mexico and Japan in several Tae Kwon Do performances.

Mi-Hwa Sung (Mother) is a stunt woman and a former member of the Seoul Action School and the mime team Let's Play. She performed in JUMP's Middle East tour.

Hyun-Ju Kim (Mother) majored in gymnastics and was an international gymnastics champion, winning major national competitions.

Kyung-Hyun Kim (Mother) is a 1997-98 National Games winner.

Han-Chang Lim (Uncle/Grandfather) has performed extensively around the world in such shows as A Midsummer Night's Dream and De La Guarda.

Su-Ho You (Uncle) is an expert in Tae Kwon Do and Hap Gi Do. He was a member of the Hap Gi Do Exhibition Team of Gwang Ju, Korea.

Young-Jo Choi (Uncle) is an expert in Tae-Kwon-Do and the recipient of a number of awards including first prize for Kick-Boxing Title Match (2006), first prize at the National Muaythai Championships (2005) and first prize winner at the Junior Kick-Boxing Golden Glove (2004).

Hee-Jeong Hwang (Daughter) started training in gymnastics at a young age and is the recipient of a number of prizes including: first prize at Pacific Gymnastics Junior (1989), third prize at Junior Gymnastics Award (1990) in Hungary and The World Gymnastics Award in the USA (1992). She has performed in Christmas in Yumraguk (1999), The Gag Concert (2000), Show Tae-kwon (2001) and Footloose (2002). She starred in the film A Guy in South Korea and a Girl in North Korea (2003).

Kyung-Ae Hong (Daughter) specialized in gymnastics and was a trainer for several years.

Hun-Young Jo (Son-in-Law/Burglar 1) majored in architecture and worked as a bodyguard at the International Bodyguard Association (Korea). He was a studentactor/ stuntman at Seoul Action School and has been featured in Korean movies including Oh, My God (2006) and Hwang Jin Hee (2007). He has previously performed in JUMP in Japan and Singapore.

Byung-Eun Yoo (Son-in-Law) has performed in such shows as A Midsummer Night's Dream, Grease, Jesus Christ Superstar and The Wizard of Oz.

Dong-Kyun Kim (Son-in-Law) majored in Tae-Kwon-Do and has performed in the Tae-Kwon-Do exhibition games in Korea and abroad, including Mexico and the USA.

Yun-Gab Hong (Burglar 1) was the XLP National Representative of Tae-Kwon-Do from 2001 to 2002 and took part in the show TaeKwon Diamond from 2002 to 2004.

Hyun-Pyo Hong (Burglar 1) majored in theatre and was a member of the Korean National Jap Gi Do Exhibition team in 1995 and 1996. In Korea, he has performed in several musicals, including The Beautiful Game, Gospel, Fame, Maritime Trade Emperor Chang Po Go, as well as in plays such as A Midsummer Night's Dream and Invader.

Seung-Youl Lee (Burglar 2) majored in theater and has directed several productions, including A Midsummer Night's Dream (2002), Manhattan, The Good Doctor (2003), Plaza Suite (2004).

Tae-Sung Kim (Burglar 2) Tae-Sung Kim's credits include The King Stag (2005).

Chul-Ki Choi (Director) has directed a number of international productions, including the premiere of Crazy Family in 2002, and the follow-up production of JUMP in 2003. He has worked at the Korean National Mime Festival, and directed Cooking, which premiered in 1999. Cooking was performed in the UK at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 1999, and in 2000 it commenced a tour of Europe and Japan. Chul-Ki Choi became Artistic Director of Yegam Inc. in 2003.

Won-Kil Paek (Comedy Director) is Director and Actor at the Sadari Movement Lab. His theater credits include Woyzeck (2001), Lee Jung Seop, The Story Of Picture Inside, Between Two Doors, Comedy Human (2002), Human Comedy and Tokebi Storm (2003). He was Comedy Choreographer for Crazy Family in 2002 and became Comedy Director of Yegam Inc. in 2003. He was also Comedy Director for JUMP in 2003. Mr. Paek became CEO of SevenSense Inc. in 2006 and was Artistic Director on the SevenSense production Break Out (a.k.a. Picnic) in 2006.

Dong-Joon Lee (Composer) is one of the most acclaimed composers in Korea, and has composed for Korean films as TaeGukGi: Brotherhood Of War (2003), Green Fish (1997), Swiri (1998) and Lost Memories (2001).

Kyung-Ah Han (International Supervision, Yegam Inc.) has worked at the Sejong Cultural Center for 8 years. She coordinated events for The London Philharmonic Orchestra, Maurice Bejart and others in Seoul. In 2006 she produced the extreme dance comedy Break Out (a.k.a Picnic) with SevenSense Inc., at Peacock Theater and the 2007 Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Min-Seob Kim (Resident Director) is the Marketing & Production Director of Yegam Inc. He was also a Planning Director at the Cecil Theatre and Min Communication.

Jong-Ho Lee (Assistant Director) majored in theater and has worked as a director, actor and staff member on such Korean productions as Romeo & Juliet and Woyzeck.

Jim Millan (Special Consulting Director) is an award-winning Canadian director, writer and founder of the Crow's Theatre Company, where he produced/wrote or directed more than 70 new plays. He directed the Canadian Premieres of Hedwig and the Angry Inch and Shopping and F***ing, among others. He directed the North American tours of Same Guys, New Dresses and Tour of Duty. New York credits: The Marijuannalogues Off Broadway and Scooby Doo Live in Stagefright at Radio City Music Hall. Recently he directed Gordie Brown at the Venetian (Las Vegas) and wrote Thomas & Friends Live! On Stage. Jim lives with his wife Kyra and their daughter, Sophia, in Toronto, Canada.

Tae-Young Kim (Scenic Designer) is a professor in Plastic Art at KonKuk University. Scenic design credits include Blue Saigon, Hedwig and the Angry Inch.

Dolsilnai, Inc. (Costume Design) was established in Korea in 1995. In their costuming, they combine traditional Korean dress with modern styles.

Sung-Bin Lim (Original Lighting Design) was the designer for the musical Moses (2006) as well as numerous music concerts and fashion shows.

Benjamin Pearcy (New York Lighting Design) has lit theater, opera and architectural projects around the world, most recently Opera Cleveland's productions of La Traviata and A Little Night Music. Other credits: Whoopi! on Broadway, national tours of Beauty and the Beast and My Fair Lady, and many other productions for companies including the Alley Theatre, the Baltimore Opera, the Canadian Opera Company, the Pittsburgh Opera, the Houston Grand Opera, and the Williamstown Theatre Festival. He is the Design Supervisor for the international sensation Riverdance - The Show. He is the proud father of Ella and Lucy and husband of Stonie, without whom none of this would matter.

Soo-Yong Lee (Sound Designer) is a professor at the Dong-Ah Institute of Media and Arts, as well as Sound Engineer for Tokebi Storm and many acclaimed singers and singing groups in Korea.

Young-Sub Jin (Choreographer) is an original cast member of Crazy Family (2002) and toured internationally with Bongsan Masked Dance at the World Folk Customs Festival in Greece (2002), the Asia Masked Theatre Festival (2001) and Spoleto (2000). His performance credits include The Tempest (2000) and Spectrum 2001 (2000).

Seung-Yong Han (Stage Manager) has stage managed many tours of JUMP abroad and has worked on various productions such as The Heavenly Dance, The Ritual Of Flower Song and Pelleas et Melisande.

John H. Paull (Technical Director) has been a technical director and production manager for more than 30 years. His credits include: Broadway: Les Miserables (original company), Phantom of the Opera, Miss Saigon, Five Guys Named Moe, Putting it Together, Seussical, Street Corner Symphony, Play On, Baryshnikov on Broadway. Off Broadway: The Red Beads, The Feld Ballet, Twyla Tharp, The Gospel at Colonus (BAM). Other credits: Dr. Dolittle (Tommy Tune version), John Curry Ice Ballet, Gudonov and Stars, Blues Clues, Dora the Explorer, Wolf Trap Farm Park, The Spoleto Festival USA, Disney Cruise Ships. Growing up in a quasi theatrical family, John swore to never go into show business.

One Viking Productions, Inc. (General Management) is a new theatrical management and producing company formed by Carl Pasbjerg, whose prior theatrical credits include over 20 Broadway and touring productions and the Las Vegas production of The Phantom of the Opera. Current OVP Productions: Mel Brooks' Young Frankenstein. Upcoming: Guys and Dolls and a revival of Bob Fosse's Dancin'.
For more information go to www.oneviking.com

CAMI Ventures, LLC/ Mark S. Maluso (Executive Producer) is a subsidiary of Columbia Artists Management, Inc. formed through a partnership between CAMI's Chairman and Mark S. Maluso. Previously Mark Maluso served as Senior Vice President at IMG (Mark McCormack Group of Companies), developing and managing touring attractions. While there, he produced the first major martial arts tour in North America, featuring the Shaolin Monks of China, and has worked with many notable ensembles, and artists. He brings his many years of experience to CAMI Ventures, which develops, produces and manages theatrical properties and performing arts attractions.
For more information go to www.cami.com

Amuse Inc. (Producer) is a Tokyo-based corporation with nearly 30 years of success in the entertainment industry in Japan and overseas. Currently, Amuse manages over 100 artists and produces concerts, stage plays, movies and television programming, building a substantial stable of titles and talent. In 1988, Amuse first introduced the Off-Broadway musical Mama - I Want to Sing to Japan, which attracted an audience of 110,000. It also hosts quality foreign stage productions such as Zingaro (2005) and We Will Rock You (2005 and 2006). In 2007, JUMP played in Tokyo and Osaka with a successful run of 56 performances.

The New York Networks, Inc. (Producer) is a comprehensive entertainment services provider supplying media, content and production with Asian-Pacific networks. They are an Asia-based information resource designed for everyone in the entertainment industry. The New York Networks refines today's info-deluge into usable, digestible and reliable intelligence about the entertainment content creation, funding, financing, licensing, distribution, design and branding and technology across the Asia-Pacific region.

HOBIJISU, LLC (Producer) used to be known as NAMAI International and has been a distribution company and the KOSDAQ enterprise. It has expanded its business to develop natural resources. Since changing its name to HOBIJISU, it has launched into the entertainment industry.

Kyung-Hun Kim (Executive Producer/CEO of Yegam Inc.) Kyung-Hun Kim's producing credits include Just a Moment with the Rationale Action Performing Arts Group in Korea (1998) and Space for Shadows (1998). He produced the first nonverbal performance of Crazy Family in 2002 and the subsequent production of JUMP in 2003. In 2006 he produced the extreme dance comedy Break Out (a.k.a Picnic) with SevenSense Inc. He is the recipient of numerous awards including the Grand Prize from Money Today, and "Producer of the Year" from the Korean Association of Performing Arts Producers. Mr. Kim became CEO of Yegam Inc. in 2003.