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Emily Rankin is a director, actor, and artist who has been an active theatre maker for over twenty-five years. After receiving her BFA in Theatre Directing and Psychology, she worked extensively in Austin, TX, in film production, theatre, and art.
In 2018 she relocated to Santa Fe, NM, where she’s been a regular fixture in the theatre community, working with companies like the Santa Fe Playhouse, where she twice served as interim production manager, Ironweed, Almost Adults, and Blue Raven. She is a company member of Incite Shakespeare Company and Santa Fe Classic Theater. From 2022-24, she served on the board of Theatre Santa Fe. She currently serves on the board of Santa Fe Classic Theater and as an ex officio board member of the New Mexico Actors Lab. In 2025, she began serving as the Artistic Director of the New Mexico Actors Lab, directing two productions, Bike America by Mike Lew, and How I Learned to Drive by Paula Vogel. The rest of her inaugural season included A Subtle Kind of Murder, an original play by Santa Fe playwright Dale Dunn, Cowboy Mouth by Sam Shepard and Patti Smith, and The Half-Life of Marie Curie by Lauren Gunderson. As an actor, she most recently appeared as Grace in Grace: Stories by Scott Harrison, produced with Ironweed, and as Puck in A Midsummer Night's Dream with Incite Shakespeare Company. |