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Ray Harrison Graham
Ray Harrison Graham (born in Oxford, 1962) is an English playwright, screenwriter, and director from a Jamaican family.
Graham initially trained as an actor at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art, which was to have a bearing on his directing and writing style. He directed his first plays at the Pegasus Theatre (home of the Oxford Youth Theatre), in East Oxford, in his teens. He devised his first piece in 1982, entitled ''A Way Of Life'', under the benevolent eye of the theatre manager there, Fred Ritchings. A further devised piece, ''Yop!'', played to packed houses at the Pegasus Theatre in 1983.
==Methodology==
It was during his time at Pegasus Theatre that Graham developed his particular style of creating theatre pieces. His command of acting technique, predominantly realistic in style, based on Constantin Stanislawski's writings, meant that he was able to give detailed and rigorous direction to his improvising actors. Graham's method of working starts with an initial period of exploring characters through improvisations. Following detailed director's notes, then presents complex scenarios to the actors. The resulting scenes are reworked with copious notes after each run. The script is fixed by Graham one to two weeks before opening night. In the early days, a written play text would only emerge following the show's stage run. However this did not preclude actors being given sections of dialogue penned by Graham as the piece developed. As his experience increased, he learnt the playwright's craft of producing complete scripts following shorter series of impro workshops with his cast. The brilliance of Graham's recent work lies in his ability to produce these texts with the same natural dynamics as those he once produced after exhaustive workshop sessions.
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