Juliet Gray

Juliet's writing and theatrical career has taken her to many spectacular places such as snorkeling around the islands of the Galapagos, exploring the wilds of South Africa and living in the urban jungle of New York City. She spent a year as a company member at the Burt Reynolds Theatre where she wrote and debuted her one-woman show, Where's Romeo?, which Mr. Reynolds helped to develop. Since then, Juliet's career highlights include: working with Ann Reinking to write and research a new musical and choreograph a benefit concert with Paul Newman, performing with the Upright Citizen's Brigade Theatre's improvisation company and producing theater in NYC with Back House Productions. Juliet continues to direct and produce theater and is a cofounder of The Performing Arts Project (performingartsproject.com). She also writes and edits for various publications and websites like Delta Sky and Four Seasons magazines from her home in the Florida Keys.