Jeremy Lawrence

Jeremy Lawrence is a multifaceted talent, known for his work as an actor, writer, and lyricist. His recent television appearances include roles in acclaimed series such as "The Good Fight," "Poker Face," "And Just Like That," "New Amsterdam," and "Dickinson," alongside a memorable off-screen portrayal of Tennessee Williams in "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel." Lawrence has graced stages in New York, Los Angeles, and various cities across the United States, earning international recognition for his innovative one-man shows that present the works of Tennessee Williams in the playwright's own language.

In addition to his theatrical pursuits, Lawrence has made significant contributions to the cabaret scene with his Queer Weimar German Cabaret, "Lavender Songs," and the compelling production "Cabaret Verboten," which toured theaters in the U.S., London, and Sweden. His adaptations of Berlin cabaret songs have been featured on Ute Lemper's popular CD, further attesting to his artistic reach.

On the film front, Lawrence has collaborated with renowned directors including Brian Da Balma, Stephen Daldry, Stephen Herek (in the original "Critters"), and Ron Howard. He has seen two of his plays staged at regional theaters and authored a biography of Tennessee Williams' sister, titled "Rose Isabel," showcasing his dedication to exploring the lives of influential figures in the arts.