About Audrey

Audrey Lang (she/her) is a Colorado-based, NYC-born-and-raised playwright, stage manager, and educator. She tells stories about family, both biological and found, and strives to create safe environments to learn and create. As a playwright, she has had work developed and produced around the United States and interrnationally. Audrey is a two-time Jewish Plays Project finalist, for Lily Ineffable (2022) and Birdie and Cait and the Book of Life (2023); her play You Have To Promise was selected and developed in Bay Street Theater's Title Wave New Works Festival (2023) and Pride Plays (2020), as well as a finalist for the 2021 Judith Royer Award from ATHE. In addition, Audrey's play alex getting better received its U.K. Premiere in 2022, produced at London's Bread & Roses Theatre by Theatre Zima, and has been produced at schools, youth theatres, and community theatres around the United States. She has also had two ten-minute plays selected for Theatre503's Rapid Write Response program, and written two Viral Monologues with The 24 Hour Plays. Audrey's work has been published by Smith & Kraus in two 2021 anthologies. She is a member of the Dramatists Guild.

As a stage manager, Audrey has toured with CoComelon Live! JJ's Journey (Production Stage Manager) and Jersey Boys (Assistant Stage Manager). NYC credits include Soho Rep's Wolf Play (Production Assistant) and The Workshop Theater's Composure (Assistant Stage Manager). She has worked regionally at the Mac-Haydn Theatre, with three summer seasons and dozens of productions under her belt; highlights include the regional premiere of Next to Normal. Most recently, Audrey has worked with Theatre SilCo on productions of ¡Lotería: Game On! (PSM), Ken Ludwig's Moriarty (ASM), The Legend of Georgia McBride (ASM), and Patrick Barlow's A Christmas Carol (ASM). She is a member of Actors' Equity Association.

Prior to taking on her current role as Office/Company Manager at Theatre SilCo, Audrey was a VIVO Teaching Artist with Theatre SilCo for two years, building and executing a bilingual (English/Spanish) after school theatre curriculum for K-5 students. In her work with the VIVO program, Audrey helped create Project Storyteller, a playwriting initiative for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students in Summit County. Audrey has also taught playwriting to middle and high school students at The Peak School in Frisco, CO, and The Bronx High School of Science in New York City. Aside from theatre, she has also taught Hebrew, Spanish, Jewish culture, and coding/robotics.

Audrey loves baseball (let's go Mets!), "Law & Order: SVU," and country music (especially The Chicks and Sunny Sweeney). She is also passionate about public transportation and New York Times crossword puzzles!