Zoe Kerr
Zoe Kerr is a self-taught director, writer, and cinematographer splitting time between New York City and Dallas. She has had her work produced throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex while working with Jonathan Norton at the Dallas Theater Center, Calamity West at Jackalope Theatre, and Franky Gonzalez at the Bishop Arts Theater Center. Her work has been shown to sold-out audiences with Prism Movement...
Zoe Kerr is a self-taught director, writer, and cinematographer splitting time between New York City and Dallas. She has had her work produced throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex while working with Jonathan Norton at the Dallas Theater Center, Calamity West at Jackalope Theatre, and Franky Gonzalez at the Bishop Arts Theater Center. Her work has been shown to sold-out audiences with Prism Movement Theater, and seen virtually by over 40,000 viewers across the world. Zoe has received a Dallas-Fort Worth Critics Forum Award for her movement play Everything Will Be Fine, a Dallas Film Alliance Critics Choice Award for her short film Out of Hand (which she directed and shot), and was a semi-finalist at the Austin Film Festival Stage Play Competition with her magical realism play Heartless Bitch. Most recently, Zoe was named a semi-finalist in the 2022 GrubStreet Emerging Writer Fellowship, the 2022 Garry Marshall New Works Festival, and the 2022 Millay Arts Core Residency, and a finalist for the 2022 Helene Wurlitzer Foundation Arts Residency. She is preparing to embark on a six-week long adventure in upstate New York as a recipient of the Arts Letters & Numbers Artist Residency.