Roxanne Linnea Ray Playwriting Credits Academic CV
Please contact: email	Professional Activities Literary and Artistic and Artistic Management: Literary-Artistic Director September 2003 – present; Experimental Theatre Project (White Cat Productions), Seattle, WA Literary Manager August 2003 – December 2004; Theatre Babylon, Seattle, WA Literary Associate November 2002 – August 2003; Theatre Babylon, Seattle, WA Literary Committees – Script Evaluation: Script Evaluator April 2004 – August 2008; ACT Theatre, Seattle, WA Script Evaluator April 2004 – November 2005; Playscripts, Inc., New York, NY Script Evaluator February – March 2005; TADA! Youth Theatre Professional Panel, New York, NY Script Evaluator March 2004, 2005, & 2006; Rainier Valley Youth Theatre Playwrights Festival, Seattle, WA Festivals and publications: Co-artistic director – literary and publications August 2005 – June 2006; Mae West Fest, (Mae West Fest Anthology Introductions 2004 and 2006) Seattle, WA Publications Director November 2003 – August 2005; Mae West Fest, Seattle, WA Organizing Committee Member January 2005 – June 2005; Theatre4Play Festival, Seattle, WA (pres. by SeattlePerforms.com, June 16-19, 2005) Organizational service: Vice President for NW Region November 2005 – present; Literary Managers and Dramaturgs (Dramaturgy Definition and A Dramaturg’s Tasks) of the Americas, New York, NY Co-ORGANIZER & CO-HOST February 2010; LMDA-NW Symposium, Seattle, WA (LMDA-NW Symposium Program) SELECTIONS COMMITTEE MEMBER November 2006; Hedgebrook, Langley, WA TPS HISTORIAN May 2005 – March 2006; Theatre Puget Sound, Seattle, WA Fall Forum Committee Member July 2005 – October 2005; Theatre Puget Sound, Seattle, WA and session chair (Fall Forum Transcripts and Dramaturgy Forum Initiatives) Dramaturgy: Mainstage production Dramaturgy: Dramaturg June 2007 – March 2008; Sound Theatre Company, Seattle, WA (Troilus and Cressida by William Shakespeare; directed by Teresa Thuman) Dramaturg July 2006 – February 2007; George Fox University, Newberg, OR (Damien by Aldyth Morris; directed by Teresa Thuman) (Damien Program Notes and Damien Teacher’s Guide) Dramaturg June – September 2006; Sound Theatre Company & 4Culture Site-Specific Performance Project, Lake Sammamish, Seattle, WA (Tempest in the Lake by William Shakespeare; adapted for the water and directed by Teresa Thuman) (Tempest Program Notes) Dramaturg March – September 2006; Atlas Theatre, Seattle, WA (The Illusion by Pierre Corneille, with a new translation by Margaretta Lantz) Dramaturg March – August 2006; Taproot Theatre, Seattle, WA (Smoke on the Mountain by Constance Ray; directed by Scott Nolte) (Smoke Program Notes) Dramaturg November 2005 – June 2006; Seattle Central Community College, Seattle, WA (The Tempest by William Shakespeare; directed by Elena Hartwell) (Tempest Program Notes) Dramaturg March – May 2006; Mae West Fest, Seattle, WA (What the Birds Carry by Elizabeth Gjelten; directed by Kerry Christianson & Cherilynn Brooks) Dramaturg January – May 2006; Seattle Public Theater, Seattle, WA (The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow by Rolin Jones; directed by Carol Roscoe) (Jenny Program Notes) Dramaturg December 2005 – March 2006; Everett Community College, Everett (Dear Brutus by J.M. Barrie; directed by Beth Peterson) (Brutus Program Notes) Dramaturg October 2005 – March 2006; Stone Soup Theatre, Seattle, WA (The Road to Mecca by Athol Fugard; directed by Charlotte Tiencken) Dramaturg October 2005 – February 2006; Ghost Light Theatricals, Seattle, WA (Fool for Love by Sam Shepard; directed by Beth Raas) (Fool Program Notes) Dramaturg March 2005 – July 2005; Tanja Productions, Seattle, WA (One Flea Spare by Naomi Wallace; directed by Tanja Pineda) Dramaturg – Lobby Display May – June 2005; Theatre Puget Sound, Seattle, WA (“History of Seattle Theatre” for Theatre4Play Festival, presented by SeattlePerforms.com) Dramaturg Oct 2004 – February 2005; Open Circle Theater, Seattle, WA (Orpheus by Jean Cocteau; directed by Chris Mayse) (Orpheus Program Notes) Dramaturg Aug 2003 -- Feb 2004; Theatre Babylon, Seattle, WA (The Countess by Gregory Murphy; directed by John Longenbaugh)
	New play development: Dramaturg May – June 2007; Seattle Central Community College, Seattle, WA (Performing Outside the Box: 2 Festivals in One by various authors and Seattle Central artists; directed by Elena Hartwell, Elena Flory-Barnes, and Justin Lynn) Dramaturg January 2007 – March 2007; Art’s Players, Seattle, WA (Alice Becomes Me: A Trial in Wonderland adapted by Steven Barron and Cherilynn Brooks; directed by J.D. Lloyd) Dramaturg February 2007; Seattle Central Community College, Seattle, WA (2 X 8, 8 New Play Readings by Seattle Central authors and artists; directed by Elena Hartwell) Dramaturg January 2006 – December 2006; Seattle Central Community College, Seattle, WA (The Central Project by Seattle Central authors and artists; directed by Elena Hartwell) (Central Program Notes) Dramaturg June 2006 – November 2006; Ghost Light Theatricals, Seattle, WA (The Phaedra Project by Ghost Light Theatricals ensemble; directed by Beth Raas) (Phaedra Development Questions) Dramaturg August – September 2006; Seattle, WA (The Ghost of Gil Hodges by Steven Barron) Dramaturg February – May 2006; Mae West Fest, Seattle, WA (The 38^th of February by Miriam Tobin; directed by M. Elizabeth Eller) Dramaturg February – May 2006; Mae West Fest, Seattle, WA (Animal Control by Barbara Genovese; directed by Gretchen Drew) Dramaturg July 2005 – December 2005; Mercer Island, WA (1850 by Kris Keppeler) Dramaturg September 2005; Seattle, WA (Nine Nights by Steven Barron) Dramaturg September 2005; Seattle, WA (Monsters by Steven Barron) Dramaturg March 2005 – April 2005; Gig Harbor, WA (Kate and Kafka [now entitled The Counter-Force] by Carla Seaquist) Assistant Dramaturg January 2005 – March 2005; Mirror Stage Company, Seattle, WA (Saying Kaddish With My Sister by Alison Luterman; directed by Suzanne Cohen) Dramaturg Nov 2004 – April 2005; Seattle, WA (Gulf of Tonkin by Steven Barron) Dramaturg Feb 2004 – Oct 2004 & June 2005; Pamana Theatre Project, Seattle, WA (Dead Woman Home by May Nazareno; directed by Teresa Thuman) (DWH Program Notes) Play Development Manager November 2003 – November 2004; Theatre Babylon, Seattle, WA Dramaturg Feb 2004 – May 2004; Theatre Babylon, Seattle, WA (Birthday Girl by Steven Barron; directed by Margaret O’Malley)
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