Migue Siman

Migue Siman is a director, writer and producer from El Salvador. His work is known for its bold storytelling and striking visuals, blending Salvadoran artistry with universal themes while combining the immersive depth of cinema with the vibrant energy of theater. Since founding his production company, Black Coyote, in 2016, Migue has delivered critically acclaimed productions known for their dynamic movement, intricate design, and powerful emotional resonance. Guided by a belief that storytelling should both challenge and inspire, Migue's work focuses on pushing artistic boundaries while remaining deeply human. Critics have described Migue's work as 'disruptive and daring,' praising his ability to transform unconventional spaces into immersive stages that open new opportunities for Salvadoran theater. With over 20 productions to his name, Migue has explored a wide range of genres. Notable stage productions include 'Let The Right One In' (by Jack Thorne), 'The War of the Worlds' (by Joe Landry), 'Witness for the Prosecution' (by Agatha Christie), 'Lend me A Tenor' (by Ken Ludwig), 'Frankenstein', 'Wendy & Peter Pan', the musical 'Urinetown', and 'The Farnsworth Invention' (by Aaron Sorkin).