Wray's journey began in Norwich, New York, where he spent his early years before relocating to Texas with his family at a young age. As he entered high school, he discovered a passion for theater, which ultimately led him to pursue a degree in acting at Angelo State University.
During his time at ASU, Wray had the privilege of studying under the guidance of Academy Award winner and former Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences President, Karl Malden. He credits Malden, as well as his professors Raymond Carver, Bill Watts, James Worley, and Marion Castleberry, for shaping his early career.
In addition to his acting studies, Wray also explored technical theater and design, and in 2000, he became the Technical Director and Resident Designer at the Angelo Civic Theater. He spent the next four years honing his skills in design, building, lighting, and directing, while also acting in numerous plays.
In 2004, Wray returned to his alma mater, ASU, as the Technical Director, but he soon yearned to move to a larger market where he could focus on his passion for acting. This opportunity arose in 2006 when he secured the position of Technical Director at the prestigious Zachary Scott Theater in Austin, Texas.
With this new role, Wray was finally able to pursue his acting career professionally in a larger market. In 2008, he signed with Heather Collier at Collier Talent Agency in Austin, and with over 100 stage credits to his name, he is now aggressively pursuing a career in film and television with the same dedication he has always brought to his craft.
