Jeremy Landon Hays

JEREMY LANDON HAYS is an actor, singer, writer, and producer. His televsion appearances include a recurring role on "The Oath" (Sony Crackle), ?FBI? (CBS), "Broad City" (Comedy Central), "The Blacklist" (NBC) "Turn: Washington Spies" (AMC) "The Affair" (Showtime) and the soon to be released Scott Rudin project "Compliance" starring Mary Louise Parker. Jeremy recently played the role of Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny in Andrew Lloyd Webber?s The Phantom of the Opera on Broadway. He made his Broadway debut in the first revival of Les Mis rables and went on to originate the role of Enjolras for the 25th Anniversary production at Paper Mill Playhouse and the subsequent national tour. He recently performed with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra at the Ravinia Festival as a soloist in Play It Again, Marvin a musical review of the music of Marvin Hamlisch. He toured the U.S. as Rum Tum Tugger in Cats. Regionally he has starred in productions of Into The Woods, Hair, Camelot, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Oklahoma! and West Side Story. Jeremy is proud to have represented Les Mis rables on "The 85th Annual Academy Awards" hosted by Seth MacFarlane as well as NBC's "America's Got Talent." Jeremy is producing a new Broadway play Paulette by novelist, Mary Adkins. The play is currently in development in New York City. Jeremy has written two screenplays which are in development. "Buried Deep" is a modern western drama series set in rural Oklahoma. "Take The Black" is a comedic, mockumentary web-series about a down-on-their-luck band of cater waiters who have been recruited by the CIA. Jeremy also founded the non-profit, non-partisan organization Broadway Votes which promotes voter registration and political involvement in the Broadway community.