Performer, writer, artist Julia Bray, who’s work in NYC has spanned from the hilariously comedic to the deeply personal, opens up on what being part of the CoHo Lab means to her, representing the feminine in her art, her return to Portland and the power of sea monsters.
Listen to her interview with CoHo’s Kiera Coughlan below, and come see her workshop piece, MATTER IS MOTHER at the CoHo Lab showing August 14th, 8 pm at the CoHo Theatre.
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An Interview with the Creative Team Coming up next at CoHo is The Way You Made Me, a one-woman show by local Portland Playwright, Lindsay
