Laura is the creator of Naked Light, a theatre and media company merging environmentalism and creative storytelling. Naked Light's premier project has been the ongoing HI MOM! Monologues from the Characters of Climate Change, a living, breathing, and ever evolving project empowering playwrights to amplify the countless individual stories within the complex conversation of environmental crises we currently face. Laura is also a plant-based chef who is passionate about making healthy sustainable food accessible to all. She co-authored The Vegucated Family Table, which is the first ever cookbook for parents wanting to raise their children entirely plant-based.
Laura began producing theatre in 2013, partnering with NYC Pride and co-producing Alexi Kaye Campbell’s The Pride while the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) was being argued in the Supreme Court, (on opening night of this production, DOMA was found unconstitutional- this may be viewed as coincidental, but the cast maintains that they had something to do with it). Growing up in a family of writers and other artists, Laura has always had a deep appreciation for new voices and is passionate about having them heard. She was one of the founding members and core actors of FRESH PRODUCE’d, a theatre company dedicated to workshopping new pieces of theatre in their early stages. In 2014, Laura became the artistic director for FRESH PRODUCE’d NYC and went on to team up with Mutant Peep Show to produce the first workshop of a fascinating and beautiful new science fiction play, BOUNDED IN A NUTSHELL by Jason C Stuart, in which Laura also originated the role of Deb. Laura was one of the original cast members of Play/Date, an immersive theatre show on the Lower East Side of Manhattan inspired by the NYC dating scene.
Laura and her brother Micah Delhauer also co-created a vaudeville show, Heavenly and Friends, which Laura has produced and performed sporadically in Brooklyn, NY.