Roxanne Fay is an actor, playwright and director.

As an actor, Roxanne was honored with the 2022 Berkie Award by the Berkshire Theatre Critics’ Association for her portrayal of Mary Tyrone in the Bridge Street Theatre production of Long Day’s Journey Into Night (New York) and was most recently seen in their production of Samuel Beckett’s Happy Days.

Other productions include Much Ado About Nothing, The Taming Of The Shrew (Prague Shakespeare Company, CZ), The Beauty Queen Of Leenane, Hamlet, Doubt, HIR, The Tempest, Twelfth Night, As You Like It, Much Ado About Nothing, and Thrice to Mine. (Jobsite Theater), Julius Caesar (which she adapted for a cast of eight women at Studio 620), OZ, One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest, The Normal Heart, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Romeo And Juliet and Cabaret (freeFall Theatre).

As a playwright, Roxanne was named a 2016 Hawthornden Writers’ Fellow (in residence, Hawthornden Castle, Scotland) and was twice awarded the Creative Pinellas Professional Artist Grant (FL). Her play, Thrice To Mine was created at Hawthornden and premiered in 2019 at Bridge Street Theatre (New York). Roxanne has created work for the Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, including her first film, Breton And The Muse: A Midnight In Paris, a focal point of the Dali’s acclaimed exhibition coordinated with Le Centre Pompidou (Paris).

Book versions of her works, Thrice to Mine and Upon This Rock: The Magdalene Speaks are available on Amazon.