Braden Abraham

Braden Abraham previously served as Seattle Rep's Associate Artistic Director. At the Rep, he has directed The K of D, an urban legend by Laura Schellhardt, Opus by Michael Hollinger, Breakin’ Hearts & Takin’ Names by Kevin Kling and Simone Perrin (world premiere), Betrayal by Harold Pinter, and My Name is Rachel Corrie by Alan Rickman and Katherine Viner (U.S. regional premiere). Additional directing credits include The Ten Thousand Things by Paul Mullin (world premiere, Washington Ensemble Theatre); Kuwait by Vincent Delaney (world premiere, Theatre Schmeater); True West, The Underpants (Spokane Interplayers); Prometheus Bound (The Lincoln Center Directors Lab); and Vacation by Ki Gottberg as part of Postcard Plays (The Empty Space). Co-artistic director of Assemblage, a unique collective dedicated to new experiments incorporating media and performance. Assemblage’s ongoing project Way Stations, a series of interactive walking tours in urban landscapes, was featured at the ’08 Northwest New Works Festival (On the Boards) and at Bumbershoot ’09. Guest artist at UW, Gonzaga, the University of Idaho, and Seattle University.