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Ray is born in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
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Ray starts his voice lessons at the age of 9.
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Ray's father was involved in this barbershop chorus, and he saw how much fun it was so he wanted to join.
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Ray was cast as "Amahl," his first lead role ever as a 10-year-old at Berkshire Lyric Theater.
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Ray plays the character "Peter," in the well-known story of "Narnia." This was at Harwich Junior Theater.
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As a 7th grader, Ray forms his first quartet 4's Harmony.
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Ray is cast as the King and also plays a "flying" monkey in "The Wizard of Oz" at Herberg Middle School.
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Ray plays at the Pirate in "The Pirate of Penzance." This production was performed at Academy Playhouse, located in Orleans, Massachusetts.
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Ray plays the Lamplighter character in the Harwich Junior Theater's production of "Rags to Riches."
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Ray portrays Nick Bottom in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at Taconic High School.
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Ray plays the lead role of Nanki-Poo in Taconic High School's "The Mikado."
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Ray plays the Prince in "Two Gentlemen of Verona" at Taconic High School.
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Ray plays Mr. Bumble at Taconic High School.
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Although Ray was the lead the first time he was in this play, he was a part of the chorus the second time at Academy Playhouse.
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Ray plays the character of Decius Brutus at Taconic High School.
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Ray played the T-Bird Kenneckie in the well-known musical, "Grease" at Taconic High School.
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Ray was a member of the ensemble in Academy Playhouse's production of "Bye Bye Birdie."
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Ray plays the character named Don Pedro in Taconic High School's "Much Ado About Nothing."
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Ray plays Nicely Nicely Johnson in Taconic High School's production of "Guys & Dolls." He says this musical was one of his favorites to be in because he got to sing the best songs and only had five lines.
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Ray plays a Soldier in his first production of "Trojan Women" at Hartt School.
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Ray plays the character of J.J. Peachum at Hartt School's "Threepenny Opera."
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As he has been around his dad in his barbershop quartet, Ray decided to form another on with friends called "Men in Black." They are still friends and still perform together to this day.
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Ray plays the J.P. Morgan character in Hartt School's production of "Ragtime."
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Ray enjoys his lead role at Tevyeh in Town Players' "Fiddler on the Roof."
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Ray was a member of the chorus in Berkshire Opera Company's "L'Elisir D'Amour."
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For Town Players, Ray plays the character McQueen.
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Although Ray played Mr. Bumble the first time he was in "Oliver," he played Bill Sykes the second time around at the Berkshire Theater Festival.
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Ray was cast as the lead role of Willy Wonka in Robidoux Resident Theatre's production of "Willy Wonka." See Ray as Willy Wonka
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Ray tries out for Missouri Western State University's version of "Phantom of the Opera." He ends up being cast as the lead role of the Phantom. See Ray in "Phantom"
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Ray was cast as the piano-playing, Beethoven-loving Schroeder in "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown," the first show for the initial season of professional summer theatre company, Western Playhouse. See Ray as Schroeder
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Ray uses is voice as the distant voice in Missouri Western's "J.B."
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Ray auditoned for a role in Robidoux Resident Theatre's "CATS" and was cast as Old Deuteronomy. See Ray in "CATS"
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As his most recent role, Ray plays the demon barber in Missouri Western's production of "Sweeney Todd."
