James Holloway

James began his training with Freedom Theater in Philadelphia, where he received a writing credit for his rap lyrics, while working with Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lynn Nottage, on the play A Walk Through Time. James graduated with a B.F.A. from the Conservatory of Acting at the State University of New York - Purchase College, and continued his studies with the legendary Wynn Handman. He's now an active company member with The Road Theatre Company in LA. He appeared as the lead in the play, History of the Word, at the Tony Award-winning Crossroads Theater. He was pictured in The New York Times for his portrayal of Malcolm in Shakespeare's Macbeth. In A Few Good Men, his performance contributed to bringing the audience to a standing ovation every night. Those ovations followed him to Geva Theatre, where he appeared as Franco Wicks in Superior Donuts. He worked with the Primetime Emmy Award-winning writer, Tom Fontana, on the stage adaptation of The Men and alongside Laverne & Sh