Jeremy Lawrence is a multifaceted individual with a career spanning multiple disciplines. As an actor, he has made appearances on various television shows such as "The Good Fight", "Poker Face", "And Just Like That", "New Amsterdam", and "Dickinson". Furthermore, he made a notable cameo as Tennessee Williams in the popular series "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel".
Lawrence has also had an extensive career in the world of theatre, with performances on both coasts and around the country. He is particularly renowned for his one-man shows, which feature the words of Tennessee Williams, earning him international acclaim.
His work in the realm of cabaret is equally impressive, with his Queer Weimar German Cabaret "Lavender Songs" having been performed in New York, Los Angeles, and internationally. Another notable piece, "Cabaret Verboten", was showcased in theatres across the United States, as well as in London and Sweden.
Lawrence has also ventured into music, with his English translations of Berlin cabaret songs being recorded by Ute Lemper on her best-selling album. In film, he has collaborated with renowned directors such as Brian, Da Balma, Stephen Daldry, Stephen Herek, and Ron Howard.
In addition to his acting and writing pursuits, Lawrence has also authored two plays that have been produced at regional theatres. Moreover, he has written a biography of Tennessee Williams' sister, "Rose Isabel", showcasing his versatility as a writer.
