Hailing from Scotland, Jacqueline Gourlay Grant studied voice, cello and piano at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (formerly the RSAMD) and at the Royal Academy of Music in London. In Hong Kong, she is a director, actress and singer, performing leading roles in theatrical productions and musicals. Her credits include Mrs. Birling in An Inspector Calls (The Hong Kong Players), Mama Rose in Gypsy (The Hong Kong Singers), the Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz (AFTEC), Felicity Lloyd in Secret Theatre Code 2024 at Tai Kwun and a United Nations Lawyer in Horizontal Collaboration for Fire Exit/Traverse Theatre at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. For Sweet and Sour Productions, her roles include Fay in Iron (winning the HKELD award for Best Actress), Florence Foster Jenkins in Glorious, Witch 1 and the Porter in Shakespeare’s Macbeth, the Three Ghosts in A Christmas Carol, Viola Wilde and Veronica Carmichael in Distressed Asset (world premiere) and she performed as many as eleven characters in the play Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery. For CCOHK she has appeared as the Queen Bee in the award-winning Bug Symphony, as a storyteller in Howard Blake’s The Bear and as food critic Mrs Moore in the 2024 world premiere of Shark Symphony. Her television credits include Mrs. Thomason in A Taiwanese Tale of Two Cities for Netflix. Jacqueline Gourlay Grant’s credits as director and/or music director include I Love You You’re Perfect Now Change (The Hong Kong Singers) which won the HKELD award for best musical, Lions, Typhoons and Judy, Oh My! (Golden Voice Entertainment/Sweet and Sour Productions) and Charlie Brown (American Community Theatre). Jacqueline co-founded the ESF Primary School Concert Series with 800 young choristers performing in the Queen Elizabeth Stadium and has conducted The Choir of A Thousand Voices at the Hong Kong World Rugby Sevens.