A Strange Loop Tickets

Jaquel Spivey is grateful to be making his professional debut in this iconic production. He recently graduated from Point Park University with a degree in Musical Theatre. He sends all of his love to Michael, Stephen, this stunning cast, Telsey+Co, Barbara, and Woolly Mammoth. For my family. God is good y’all! 

Antwayn Hopper has been seen on Broadway in HAIR! Select Off-Bway/NY: Pulitzer Prize-winning A Strange Loop (Playwrights Horizons), The Loophole (NY Public), Civil War Christmas (NYTW), and This Ain’t No Disco (NYSF). Select Regional: A Ghost In Satin (Williamstown Theatre Fest.), Nick's Flamingo Grill (Alliance), Camino Real (Goodman), The Brothers Size (Old Globe), Rent (Syracuse Stage), Jesus Christ Superstar (Lyric Opera House), Smokey Joe's Café (New Theatre). Film/TV: A Thousand And One, Girl Most Likely, Citizen Zero, The Knick, Blacklist, Royal Pains, Z: The Beginning Of Everything, Shades of Blue, A Gifted Man and the Voice of Shadow in Tear, Suture, Scab-a film to be released 2022. Recordings/In Concert: The Double Threat Trio (Demo, PCLO), Muscles: The Sun God (Jim Rado, Steve Margoshes), Voices In Ohio with The Bengsons (Ars Nova), Showboat (Carnegie Hall). Trained at the School of Drama at Carnegie Mellon. Obie-2020 & a Craig Noel Award (Brothers Size).

L Morgan Lee is an Obie award-winning actress and storyteller. She is the 2021 recipient of The Mark O'Donnell Prize. Her performance in A Strange Loop Off Broadway garnered her the distinction of being the first openly Transgender actress to originate a role in a Pulitzer Prize winning piece of theatre. L Morgan was recently cast to portray the title role in the British musical adaptation of the novel, The Danish Girl being workshopped in London. She is also developing a number of projects - including a new play, formerly titled, The Women (2021), last seen in Ars Nova's Vision Residency. In the studio, L Morgan can be heard singing Simon and McGuire's "The Dream" on The Rainbow Lullaby Album (Broadway Records). "She needed a hero, so that's what she became." 

John-Michael Lyles is a Harlem-based, Texas-raised, multi-hyphenate creative. As an actor, he’s been seen in: A Strange Loop (Woolly Mammoth Theatre and Playwright's Horizons), This Ain't No Disco (Atlantic), Sweeney Todd (Barrow Street), The Flick (Barrow Street), Brooklynite (Vineyard), Big River (Encores!), 1776 (Encores!), The Art of Falling (Second City/Hubbard Street) & Choir Boy (Guthrie). TV credits include: The Other Two, Chicago PD, NCIS: New Orleans, & The OA. Film: Blind.  As a writer, he’s co-writing a new musical with David Gomez, Shoot for the Moon, with developmental support from the Dramatist Guild Foundation Fellows class of ’21, Musical Theater Factory’s 2nd MAKERS Cohort & the ’21 Rhinebeck Writers Retreat. He wrote additional music for the Second Stage production of Young Jean Lee’s We’re Gonna Die. He is currently writing a new musical with support from 5th Avenue Theater’s First Draft: Raise Your Voice commission program. 

James Jackson Jr. is an actor, musician, and cabaret artist based in New York and originally from Massachusetts.  An Obie Award-winner (A Strange Loop, off-broadway at Playwrights Horizons), a featured singer with the Radio City Christmas Spectacular, his cabaret/solo work (Shady Sings the Blues, The Black-Ups) has been seen at Joe’s Pub at the Public Theatre, Boston’s Club Oberon at the American Repertory Theatre, as well as the Lyric Theatre of Los Angeles, The Green Room42, Feinstein’s/54 Below, and The Post Office Cabaret in Provincetown.  National Tours:  Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Whistle Down the Wind.  Regional credits include Dreamgirls (DASH Supporting Actor Award), Henri Gabler (Exigent Theatre), The Wild Party (SpeakEasy Stage). He’s proudly been blocked by both Kirstie Alley and Taylor Dayne.  This show is always dedicated to his mother - I miss you. Thank you to DGRW.  And all of my love to Tom.

John-Andrew Morrison won a Lucille Lortel and an OBIE Award for his work in the Pulitzer Prize winning musical A Strange Loop Off Broadway (Playwrights Horizons and Page 73) and reprised his role at the Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company in Washington, DC. He is also an Outer Critics Circle Honoree for his performance in The Off Broadway premiere of Blues for an Alabama Sky with KEEN Company. John-Andrew spent many years working at La Mama with George Ferencz as a member of The Experimentals working on readings, workshops and productions of around 50 new plays. John-Andrew's work has been seen throughout the country at theaters including The Hartford Stage, Baltimore Center Stage, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, La Jolla Playhouse and A.R.T. John-Andrew's work on film includes The Last OG and the television pilot West 40s. John-Andrew is a co-host and co-creator of the podcast 5 Questions with James and JAM with James Jackson Jr. He is also a guest interviewer for The Live at the Lortel podcast with host Eric Ostrow. John-Andrew holds a BA in Theater Arts from Brandeis University and an MFA in Acting from U.C.S.D. This Broadway debut is for his family and especially his mom. John-Andrew wants to thank his family for the prayers, worry and support. Thank you George.

Jason Veasey is so very happy to be back in the loop telling this story, with this family. He was last seen in both the Woolly Mammoth production of A Strange Loop and the original Playwrights Horizons production for which he won an Obie Award. Other credits include the Broadway and National touring companies of The Lion King and countless credits on stages across the country including Actors Theater of Louisville, Denver Center and The MUNY! On TV you could spot him on High Maintenance, Chicago Fire, Dash and Lily, Flatbush Misdemeanors, Betty and more. Upcoming: the film Home Free. Shoutouts to the folks at Nicolosi & Co. and as always DVS and V. Jason would like to dedicate this run and every other run of A Strange Loop to Darius Smith and especially Keldon LaVar Price and Rich Affannato. I wish you could’ve seen our show. You would’ve loved it.

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