Eliyana Abraham is a director and theatre-maker whose work explores love, power, and their intersections. She believes in the transformative power of artists to connect people across difference. Through her work, she creates spaces for exploratory storytelling infused with motion, kindness, and play. She is especially passionate about projects that center queer and BIPOC identities. Theatre credits include: The Last Five Years (Princeton Summer Theater); Affecting Expression, a new queer tragicomedy (The Tank); Peerless (Princeton Summer Theater); Electric Syrup (We Who Wander NYC); The Woman Who Built the Brooklyn Bridge (Princeton Summer Theater); Shrek the Musical (Princeton University). She also enjoys performing, and select performance credits include: The Rocky Horror Picture Show (Magenta, Brooklyn Art Haus); King of the Yees (Actor 2/Whiskey Seller, McCarter Theater); Pick-Nic (Nic Cage, The Tank); LIZZIE (Alice, Princeton University). Proud member: Ring of Keys Coalition, Asian American Theatre Artists Collective. B. A. Princeton University.