Victoria Rue, Ph.D. is a feminist theologian, and a writer, director and teacher of theatre. Her Ph.D. from the Graduate Theological Union focused on how feminist theatre enacts feminist theology. As a professor, Dr. Rue has taught in the fields of Theatre, Women’s Studies, Religious Studies and Theology at the Pacific School of Religion, Starr King School for the Ministry, the California Institute for Integral Studies, St. Lawrence University, and San Jose State University, in addition to many other schools.

She served as one of the teaching faculty of the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco. Her work as a theatre director has been seen in Los Angeles at the Mark Taper Forum, San Francisco's American Conservatory Theatre, and New York's Shakespeare Festival, among other theatres. She was also the visiting guest director for San Khau Viet Cali, a Vietnamese theatre company in San Jose.

Dr. Rue is the co-founder of A Critical Mass: Women Celebrating Eucharist in which Roman Catholic women publicly celebrated a monthly feminist Catholic Mass. The group began in 1997 and celebrated for seven years. Dr. Rue was ordained a woman deacon in the Roman Catholic Church in 2004 and a woman priest in 2005. Dr. Rue's book, Acting Religious: Theatre as Pedagogy in Religious Studies, was published in 2005 by Pilgrim Press. She has frequently consulted on pedagogy to university departments and individual professors.