Eliyana Abraham is a director of theatre and musical theatre who tells ordinary stories in big ways, and big stories in ordinary ways. She believes that humor, music, and movement are some of the best tools for exploring difficult subjects and amplifying marginalized experiences. She often stages palpable love stories, fast-paced comedy, and unusual women colliding against rigid systems. Through her work, she creates spaces for exploratory storytelling infused with motion and play. 

Select credits include: The Bridges of Madison County (Princeton Summer Theater); 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.