Rachel Kerry is an up-and-coming stage director,
writer, and multimedia designer. Career highlights include staging a 175
person dance in Times Square for Guy Laliberte’s Moving Stars and Earth
for Water Benefit Concert, a performance that was covered by the
Associated Press and seen globally. She graduated from the University of
Southern Calfornia with a BA in theatre and recognition as a Multimedia
Literacy Scholar. For her work with the multimedia theatre project,
Seven Fragments, she received over $12,000 in academic awards as well as
the highest accolade given to undergraduates by the institution, the
USC Discovery Scholarship Award. She has also she studied at New York
University’s Playwrights Horizon Theatre School and The National
Institute of Dramatic Arts in Sydney, Australia. Last summer she wrote
and directed the horror-comedy, The Flowers of Fantastico, which played
to great success as part of 2011 New York International Fringe Festival.
