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When I introduce myself, people often say: "Your name is Rae? As in Rae - of - light?". 

I wonder how much that has influenced me...

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​In the Theatre. On Camera. In the Classroom.

​These are the spaces and places where I work.

 

Each of these spaces depends on light — not just to illuminate, but to reveal. The slow fade up as an audience leans in, a flicker in the eyes shaped into story through the lens, the quiet shift when a student recognizes themselves in the text — light reveals. It sharpens truth, exposes pathways, and makes space for transformation.

 

At the heart of my work is a desire to uncover something often missed, often funny, and inevitably beautiful about what it means to be human.

 

Hopefully, casting a Rae of Light in the process. 

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