"TRUST" Accepted for WestFest at Theatre West

"TRUST", a dramatic one act I wrote, has been accepted for WestFest at Theatre West for the fall 2014 original play festival. Starring myself and Roger Cruz, it will be directed by Donald Moore.

"Traces of Memory" wins Award Of Merit

"Traces of Memory" won the Award Of Merit from the Los Angeles Cinema Festival of Hollywood for summer of 2014.

"Traces of Memory" Now Being Released for Film Festivals

"Traces Of Memory", the short film produced by MARAY & FRIENDS Productions, is now being released for film festivals. Starring Saratoga Ballantine and me, it's directed by Jody Jaress. It is a physiological drama set on a lonely desert road in the middle of nowhere.

New Pilot Presentation: ​"Branson - The ​Sitcom​"

I've been cast in the new pilot presentation Branson - The Sitcom and will be performing four performances at the Complex Theatre in Hollywood in July. The public is invited for the first two performances, and TV network for the last two performances. The pilot is written by Sam Burkett, directed by Mike Gerdwagen, and produced by Jeff Kaye.

Film Short "Judgement Day"

I'll be guest starring in the film short "Judgement Day", which will be entering the festival circuit beginning 2014. Directed by Todd Eric Valcourt, the film addresses different types of prejudice among people and races.

I'll be in WestFest13 Again This Year

I'm in WestFest13 again this year at the famous Theatre West in Los Angeles. I'm performing a monologue from the play The Biz, written by well known playwright Thom Thomas, whose play Beaches will be opening on Broadway in 2014.

I'll also be singing "To Keep My Love Alive" by Rodgers and Hart from the musical A Connecticut Yankee. This song is sung by a woman on the day of her eighth wedding, and displays my comedic talent as well as my operatic voice.   

Maray is "In The Summer House"

Maray is starring in “In The Summer House” a Theatre West’s Public  staged reading performance April 15th.   She will be portraying the role that Judith Anderson made famous on Broadway in 1953.  This play paints a bold and passionate portrait of the world of an aristocratic woman and her daughter that meditates on a hidden crime.