Or a Guttman-Rossler, perhaps?

use strict;
use warnings;

use List::Util q{max};

my @list = qw{
   erez[11]
   arianne[2763]
   dana[22]
   bob[7]
   dana[0]
   erez[10]
   arianne[75]
   bob[37]
   erez[1]
   erez[0]
   bob[16]
   dana[10]
   };

my $longest =
   max
   map { length }
   map { m{(\w+)} }
   @list;

my @sorted =
   map { substr $_, $longest + 4 }
   sort
   map { pack qq{A${longest}LA*}, m{(\w+)\[(\d+)}, $_ }
   @list;

print qq{$_\n} for @sorted;

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produces

arianne[75]
arianne[2763]
bob[7]
bob[16]
bob[37]
dana[0]
dana[10]
dana[22]
erez[0]
erez[1]
erez[10]
erez[11]

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Cheers,

JohnGG

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