About Us
Veritas Productions is a female-owned, multi-faceted, full-service production company based in Colorado. We specialize in musical theatrical productions, from small-scale cabarets to fully staged Broadway musicals.
Our Mission: Cultivate theatrical distinction in Colorado’s vibrant performing arts community through our commitment to Excellence, Professionalism, Integrity, Community, and Collaboration (E.P.I.C.C. Standards). We are raising the bar one production at a time.
In 2022, owner and producing artistic director Nancy Evans Begley formed Veritas Productions as an ambitious next step in her arts career. She wanted to combine her decades of experience in performing, directing, and choreographing with her passion for community by creating her own full-scale production company.
We specialize in taking any production from conception to realization, partnering with Colorado’s finest directors, designers, choreographers, marketing experts, and community leaders to create meaningful art with flawless execution. We can manage an entire project from start to finish or consult on any facet of a fully staged production, no matter the size or budget.
Our name, Veritas, is the Latin word for truth—a value we hold both on stage and off. We work collaboratively, professionally, and with integrity, creating art that is authentic from casting to curtain call.
NON DISCRIMINATION POLICY: Veritas Productions does not discriminate based on age, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, race, ethnicity, or disability (visible or invisible). We are committed to fair casting and contract practices and will have a certified consultant present at all casting and audition events and discussions. We will work to ensure equitable access to all communications, announcements, events, and programming, and welcome anyone to submit their candidacy for any of our productions.
Nancy Evans Begley
Founding & Producing Artistic Director
Nancy Evans Begley is a critically-acclaimed, award-winning actor, singer, dancer, director, and producer based in Colorado. Her performance and education background span the gamut from light opera to musical theatre, to dance, coaching, and beyond, and her voice and presence have been heard and seen across the globe. Notable Colorado appearances and productions include The Drowsy Chaperone (Drowsy), Mary Poppins (Mary Poppins), 9to5, the Musical (Violet Newstead), A Chorus Line (Sheila Bryant), Nunsense (Sister Hubert), Hairspray (Velma VonTussle), Footloose, the musical (Ethel McCormack), An Unexpected Song (Producer, Director, Performer), What We Did for Love (Producer, Director, Performer), among many others. Nancy is also the recipient of the Marlowe Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Musical and was recently recognized by the Colorado Theatre Guild for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Musical for her role as Drowsy/Beatrice in The Drowsy Chaperone.
Nancy holds her BFA in Musical Theatre Performance from the Metropolitan State University of Denver, is an ongoing education student at the Denver Center for Performing Arts, and studied at the Perry-Mansfield Conservatory in Steamboat Springs, Colorado for ten years. She has produced productions from small cabarets to full-scale musicals across Colorado.
Nancy holds a 22-year background in creative and results-driven project management, sales and communications leadership, and support of arts organizations through the creation of unique business development ideas, event planning, and go-to-market strategy. She is passionate about relationships and network development, marketing, and public relations with an innate ability to plan and organize events, large and small, travel, and business plans aligned with creative team objectives.
Nancy is also the Founder and CEO of Queen B Enterprises LLC, serving as a national advisor to Enterprise and Mega-producing Real Estate teams from coast to coast, coaching, managing, training, creating content, and strategically planning business development and client management initiatives from conception to go-to-market. She works with clients across the country, quantifying and scaling standard operations, growth and scale implementation, and revenue optimization. She is revered as a “best-in-class” speaker and match-maker for all things sales, business development, and marketing-related, and has been featured on national stages as a keynote speaker, delivering her “Humanizing the Process: The Art of the People Business” message.
Her work is about connecting with others and enjoying the results and goals that can be attained when teams share a vision and mission. Her passion for creativity, collaboration, and excellence in her arts career and beyond has made her a sought-after talent and thought leader across the United States.
Nancy also serves on the Communications Committee within the Colorado Theatre Guild, is an active contributor to and promoter of the Denver Actors Fund, and serves as a Member of the Cor2Cor Professional Alliance in Denver, Colorado, an alliance of professionals, who share business philosophies, put their client’s best interests first, have a strong focus in helping the community.
Through her vast network of trusted, first-class artists, creators, engineers, musicians, and business-savvy administrative minds, Nancy is thrilled to contribute to the growing excellence of theatre arts in Colorado with Veritas Productions!
Nancy resides in Parker, CO in her darling yellow house with white trim with her devoted and amazing husband, Noah, and their dogs. When not performing or leading teams, Nancy enjoys the beautiful Rocky Mountains, traveling the world, fostering and rescuing dogs, and teaching adult, beginner dance!
Ali Chung
Development Director
Ali Chung serves as the Development Director of VP Theatre Arts, where she leads fundraising strategy, donor cultivation, community partnerships, and audience engagement initiatives.
A graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts (CAP21), Ali holds a BFA in Musical Theatre with a double major in Journalism and Mass Communications. She is a seasoned performer with Off-Broadway, regional, and Denver theatre credits, and brings more than 25 years of experience working with children and families in educational and arts settings. Her artistic work with Veritas Productions in Nunsense and with VP Theatre Arts in Jerry’s Girls reflects her commitment to producing high-quality musical theatre that celebrates legacy works while fostering vibrant collaboration within the community.
In addition to her performance career, Ali holds a post-baccalaureate in Music Therapy from the University of Georgia and a Master’s degree in Educational Psychology from the University of Colorado Denver. She has developed arts programming in schools across New York and Colorado, including founding and building a dual-language music program in Denver.
Ali is passionate about building sustainable arts communities and believes deeply in theatre as a transformative force for connection, education, and belonging. As Development Director, she focuses on expanding VP Theatre Arts’ reach, strengthening donor relationships, and ensuring the organization’s artistic vision continues to thrive for generations to come.
Our team
Noah Begley
Executive Director
Noah Begley is a public sector leader and IT strategist with over a decade of experience helping state agencies use technology to improve operations, enhance services, and support the communities they serve. He currently works as the Deputy IT Director with the Colorado Office of Information Technology (OIT) serving the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing (HCPF), where he helps lead the department’s IT strategy and ensures that systems and teams are aligned with the agency’s mission to improve health care access and outcomes for Coloradans.
Prior to OIT, he served as the Training Section Manager for the Health Facilities and Emergency Medical Services Division at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) from 2021 to 2024. In that role, he led training and education efforts for over 200 division staff and coordinated technical assistance for healthcare providers across the state. He supervised a professional team and worked closely with executive leadership to guide workforce development, compliance training, and policy communication strategies.
From 2013 to 2021, he worked at CDPHE as an OIT Liaison and Technical Training Program Coordinator, where he served as a bridge between program leadership and IT teams. He led numerous projects to roll out new technologies and improve how staff interact with digital tools, from timekeeping systems to remote work support. He also developed and facilitated training programs focused on professional development, privacy and security, presentation skills, and effective communication under pressure.
Throughout his career, he has been passionate about making complex systems easier to understand and helping teams work smarter, not harder. He believes in building strong partnerships, staying curious, and using technology as a tool for public good