CATRIONA FRAY is an artist, teacher, and one of the co-creators and producers of Homegrown Recording & Collective. Her music transcends the spirit into an earthy, soulful Gospel/Worship/R&B/Pop experience. Her first single “Do I Believe In Love” was released in August 2021, recorded at Homegrown Recording, and is available on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube! Her NEW single “No Fear In Love” is now released on all platforms as well!
She is a graduate of UCLA's School of Theater, Film, and Television, where was she was a featured soprano in the UCLA ScatterTones a cappella group, traveled around the country singing at the White House, opened for Grammy Award winning Pentatonix, and filmed with recording artist Jojo in a national commercial for Freeform.
She has worked on two Kathleen Marshall (three-time Tony Award director/choreographer) productions Mamma Mia at the Hollywood Bowl and Sweet Charity as Rosie. Her favorite leading roles include the Witch in Into the Woods, Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors, and Lucy in Jekyll and Hyde. NYC Off-Broadway concert credits include, Swing 46, Town Hall, Feinstein's/54 Below, (Le) Poisson Rouge, and The Duplex, where she produced, created, and starred in her own cabaret The Melody Plays On: No One is Alone to help raise awareness and donations for the local domestic violence awareness non-profit "Never Alone Again,” and more recently debuted a piece of original material “Divine Feminine Soul”.
During the pandemic, she directed/choreographed/music directed a musical revue for a children's theater (socially distanced and masked), taught musical theater classes, and founded Catriona Fray Studios for the Performing Artist. She teaches piano, guitar, voice, acting, dance, musical theater script writing/songwriting, and yoga to students of all ages! She also received her Trauma-informed Yoga for Youth certification and teaches yoga, most recently, for Mental Health non-profit “A Safe Place Inside Your Head” on their IG Live reaching almost 16,000 people weekly.
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In The Press
Luscious, leggy dancehall girls [which includes], Catriona Fray, combine deliciously deadpan vocals and their own signature poses to make “Big Spender” yet another standout song-and-dance sequence, with Fray’s eleventh-hour cameo as Rosie proving how quickly a good girl can go bad. - Steven Stanley, StageScene LA
Catriona Fray portrayed Audrey, Seymour's innocently sweet and doe-eyed girlfriend, with remarkable ease. Her bright, beautiful, and always on-pitch voice added to the warmth of Audrey's pure character. Fray gave an impassioned performance that was a pleasure to watch. - George Brietigam, BroadwayWorld.com
Marguerite, played Catriona Fray is a tremendous contribution to the show. Fray’s take on Marguerite is spot on with a singing voice that is sweet, controlled and multifarious—every song is a gem where radiant colors abound. - Ryan M. Luévano
Fray displays terrific stage presence as Julie, and sings to perfection, Fray showing off a glorious soprano in “What’s The Use Of Wond’rin”
- Steven Stanley, StageScene LA
Catriona Fray as the Baker's Wife (great voice, superb stage presence)
- Donald Munro, Fresno Bee
Fray does a beyond professional job in playing Lucy. Fray finds a confidence in Lucy, and sticks with it to the point where the audience is rooting for Lucy. Fray’s belting voice does absolute justice to her opening song, “Bring on the Men,” Act 1 cry, “Someone Like You,” and the Act 2 number, “A New Life.”
- The Road to 1,000 with Marc Gonzalez
[Noticeable Ones] is fronted by Catriona Joelle Fray, who brings the same charm and quirkiness that the famed Dale Bozzio pioneered, while blending in her own uniqueness and vocal prowess. -Reverb Nation