Christian Theatre Publications

Cathy graduated from Catholic University's Drama Department in 1978 where she also taught dance and mime as part of the Hartke Conservatory. She was a member of the Street 70 Mime Troupe and the Round House Theatre Company in Maryland. She also worked at Wagon Wheel Theatre in Indiana. Cathy has staged and choreographed over 30 productions and served as assistant choreographer for the American staged premier of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

Cathy's love for the Lord and for theatre began with her parents, Bill and Mary Graham, both of whom were professional actors. Her father taught graduate acting at Catholic University for over 40 years. As a teen, Cathy studied acting under Toby Orenstein and taught at the Columbia Center for Theatrical Arts.

Cathy assists her husband Dave in overseeing Christian Theatre Publications (CTP). They have four grown children in various parts of the world and one teenager who is still at home. They attend Covenant Life Church in Gaithersburg, MD.

Performer and writer Janice Landry is a member of Actors Equity and AFTRA who lives in New York City with her husband Martin. Shortly after graduating from Catholic University with a B.A. in Drama, she began working Off-Broadway where she played Edwina in Dear Edwina. Janice has also performed at Philadelphia's Kimmel Center, the Lincoln Center, and on television.

Janice enjoys writing, directing, and choreographing student productions. She co-authored Pilgrim with her mother, Cathy Mays, and Esther with her husband, Martin. The Landrys attend Redeemer Presbyterian Church pastored by Tim Keller.

Martin Landry is an actor/musician/composer based in New York City. A member of Actors Equity, his Off-Broadway credits include Dear Edwina (where he met his wife and co-writer, Janice), Brunch - The Musical, and The Ohmies. He premiered Frank Loesser music at the Kennedy Center, co-emceed a special event at the Gershwin Theatre (current home of Wicked), and is a member of the Lehman Engel Musical Theatre Workshop. Martin is the composer and co-lyricist of Esther.