Erica Wray
Stage Director
Movement & Intimacy Director
New Georges Jam Application Work Samples
P o l a r i s (a tragedy expansion pack) by Charles Green
University of Iowa New Play Festival 2019 & NYC SpaceLab 59E59 Theatres 2026
A sci-fi memory play that wrestles with grief and childhood trauma through a theatrical landscape of emotional adventure and alternate realities.
Photo by Courtney Gaston
University of Iowa New Play Festival 2019 & NYC SpaceLab 59E59 Theatres 2026
A sci-fi memory play that wrestles with grief and childhood trauma through a theatrical landscape of emotional adventure and alternate realities.
Photo by Courtney Gaston
You Must Wear a Hat by C. Meaker,
Theaterlab, NYC 2024
Tuesday and Weeks make hats on the Great Barrier Reef waiting for the world to end.
A play for two and a rabbit puppet.
Photo by Federica Borlenghi
Theaterlab, NYC 2024
Tuesday and Weeks make hats on the Great Barrier Reef waiting for the world to end.
A play for two and a rabbit puppet.
Photo by Federica Borlenghi
Virginia Woolf’s Orlando by Sarah Ruhl, University of Iowa, 2019
An adaptation of the “longest and most charming love letter in literature,” written by Virginia Woolf for her lover, Vita Sackville-West, Orlando is a theatrical, wild, fantastical trip through space, time and gender.
Photo by Eric Stone
An adaptation of the “longest and most charming love letter in literature,” written by Virginia Woolf for her lover, Vita Sackville-West, Orlando is a theatrical, wild, fantastical trip through space, time and gender.
Photo by Eric Stone
"...With a script assembled from interviews with more than 200 local theater makers as well as personal stories from the ten performers, these presentational 70 minutes cover a litany of deeply entrenched systemic biases: hypersexualization of certain female types, exoticization of women of color, pervasive unwillingness to see women as legitimate protagonists…Insightful and provocative, Gender Breakdown is a compelling expression of outrage and solidarity.” - The Chicago Reader
The Penelopiad by Margaret Atwood, Poetry Foundation, Chicago 2015
Photo by AngieStar Photography
"....the choreography [is} particularly memorable, turning the women into everything from a large warship to a gang of menacing suitors."
- The Chicago Reader
Photo by AngieStar Photography
"....the choreography [is} particularly memorable, turning the women into everything from a large warship to a gang of menacing suitors."
- The Chicago Reader