James Ray Edwards
- Actor
James Ray Edwards was born in Mount Pleasant, Texas. He is of English and Irish descent.
Edwards' first notable stage appearance was as the lead in Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None". He followed this performance with a standout portrayal of Saul Watson in "Play On!", where his sharp wit and charisma were on full display. His most celebrated theatrical role came as Cliff Anderson in "Deathtrap", under the direction of Matthew Greer. Edwards has also demonstrated his musical talents on stage, playing the Tin Man in "The Wizard of Oz" and delighting audiences with his comic timing as Mortimer, the man who dies, in "The Fantasticks".
In addition to his stage work, Edwards' film credits include "Modern Day Jesus", "SEEDS", Chuck in "The Night Seekers" (2023), and his portrayal of Joseph in "Lovers in Reverse" (2024). He is also a published author, having penned the heartwarming and poignant short story "The Lights of Rugby".
Edwards' first notable stage appearance was as the lead in Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None". He followed this performance with a standout portrayal of Saul Watson in "Play On!", where his sharp wit and charisma were on full display. His most celebrated theatrical role came as Cliff Anderson in "Deathtrap", under the direction of Matthew Greer. Edwards has also demonstrated his musical talents on stage, playing the Tin Man in "The Wizard of Oz" and delighting audiences with his comic timing as Mortimer, the man who dies, in "The Fantasticks".
In addition to his stage work, Edwards' film credits include "Modern Day Jesus", "SEEDS", Chuck in "The Night Seekers" (2023), and his portrayal of Joseph in "Lovers in Reverse" (2024). He is also a published author, having penned the heartwarming and poignant short story "The Lights of Rugby".
