Direction you can feel in your blood. 

Caitlin Morley is an award-winning director currently based in New York City. She is the Founding Artistic Director of wayward son and the Associate Artistic Director of Bedlam. Caitlin's work has been described as "masterful" and "balletic" (Theater Pizzazz). Her sensory driven direction blends technical rigor with kinesthetic precision to deliver immersive, high-stakes encounters for the audience. 

 

Her directing credits include The Yellow Wallpaper adapted by Susannah Millonzi and herself from Charlotte Perkins Gilman's short story (wayward son/Bedlam), Macbeth by William Shakespeare (wayward son), Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare (Play Phase Productions), Dry Land by Ruby Rae Spiegel (Tufts University), Romeo & Juliet by William Shakespeare (Tufts University). Select associate/assistant directing credits include Bedlam: Are the Bennet Girls OK? by Emily Breeze (Associate Director; dir. Eric Tucker; NYT Critic's Pick), Music City by J.T. Harding (Music & Lyrics) and Peter Zinn (Book) (Associate Director; dir. Eric Tucker; 2 Drama League noms including Outstanding Musical; Off-Broadway Alliance nom Best Musical), Women of Will by Tina Packer (Associate Director; dir. Eric Tucker), Arcadia by Tom Stoppard (Assistant Director; dir. Eric Tucker); Central Square Theater/Bedlam: Angels in America Part 1 by Tony Kushner (Assistant Director; dir. Eric Tucker;10 Elliot Norton Award noms including Outstanding Production), Brown Box Theatre Project: Measure for Measure by William Shakespeare (Assistant Director; dir. Kyler Taustin).

 

Caitlin has a BA in Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies and Education from Tufts University where she was awarded the Jane Herman Award for Excellence in Directing (2022).

 

Caitlin is currently seeking representation.