Actor/Singer Raymond J Lee and his alter ego “Rayneisha” is in the house! I had so much fun getting to know Ray through this conversation. Ray has recently just ended his run with Groundhog Day The Musical and is dishing on what it was like to be a part of the original cast on Broadway.

Ray shares his heart in this interview. He opens up about fatherhood, the ups, and downs he has experienced as an artist and how one of his most cringe-worthy moments as an artist prompted him to diversify his career as an artist!

I fell in love with Ray’s energy and kind nature and I know you will too!

In this episode:

  • How to avoid falling into complacency as an artist.
  • How being discouraged by those around him growing up as an Asian American wanting to pursue a career in the arts lit a fire in him to succeed.
  • How to open up and share your truth on social media without appearing negative.
  • What is his artist Superpower?
  • What lesson he learned about diversifying his career while rehearsing for a musical headed to Broadway got canceled 3 weeks into rehearsal

Raymond J. Lee : How To Overcome Adversity On Your Creative Journey And Trust Your Instincts

by Chelsea Johnson | Cue to Cue

Raymond J. Lee currently resides in New York City. He most recently originated the role of Ralph in Groundhog Day on Broadway. Other Broadway credits: Honeymoon In Vegas, Anything Goes, Mamma Mia! Off-Broadway: Two Gentlemen of Verona (The Public), The Wild Party (Encores!). Regional: Tiger Style! (La Jolla), Stuck Elevator (A.C.T.), Nerds (PTC), Great Wall (Village Theatre), Spelling Bee (PCS), Seussical (MUNY). TV/Film: Billions, SuccessionSmash, The Jim Gaffigan ShowFame, Red Oaks, The Mikado Project, Ghost Town. Thanks to everyone at CESD and Sullivan Talent Group.

Go U Northwestern!

Visit: www.raymondjlee.com 

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Twitter: @raymondjlee

Instagram: @raymondjlee

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