Nominated Best Actor In A Play (2018)
Jay was nominated Best Actor In A Play for his role as Dr Jekyll in Jekyll And Hyde by the BroadwayWorld Atlanta Awards
Jekyll And Hyde was also nominated for:
- Best Play
- Best Costume Design by Darci Wells and Justin Harris
- And Darci Wells is the WINNER of Best Director of a Play
Nominated Best Minor Supporting Actor in a Play (2017)
Jay was nominated Best Minor Supporting Actor In A Play by the Metropolitan Atlanta Theatre Awards for his role as “Karl Lindner” in A Raisin In The Sun.
A Raisin In The Sun had 15 Nominations in 13 Categories with 8 Wins.
What They Say….
You are an amazing actor and deserve the accolades… hope we can work together soon.
Sherry Ingbritsen
President/Artistic Director
New Dawn Theater Company
Nominated for Community Impact – Performing Artist (2015)
Jay was nominated Community Impact – Performing Artist at the 4th Annual ArtWorks Gwinnett Fusion Awards in 2015.
Nominated Best Actor in a Play (2014)
For the fourth strait year, Jay has received a Best Actor In A Play nomination by the BroadwayWorld Atlanta Awards:
- Jay Croft as “Boolie Werthan” in Driving Miss Daisy
- Jay Croft as “Jessey Kiplinger” in Plaza Suite
Nominated Best Actor in a Play (2013)
For the third straight year, Jay was nominated Best Actor In A Play by the BroadwayWorld Atlanta Awards for his role as “Wilson” in Harvey.
What They Say…
Jay is one of the most versatile, hard-working actors I have ever worked with. He is fearless – willing to do anything I throw at him for the sake of the character. He’s always prepared and constantly surprises me with his acting choices.
Chris Cole Harris
The Actor’s Edge
Nominated Best Actor in a Play (2012)
Jay has received a Best Actor In A Play nomination by the BroadwayWorld Atlanta Awards:
- Jay Croft as “Mr De Pinna” in You Can’t Take It With You
- Jay Croft as “Lt Barney Greenwald” in The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial
What They Say…
I want to thank you for being such a pleasure to work with. Your commitment to creating distinct characterizations was wonderful – “Casey” [in Olympic Village] was a hoot and avoided being a stereotype – Bravo! “Alan” had a tough edge to him and Swoosh in his guts – again, without becoming a cardboard character hard-ass boss. Your “Ambassador” cracked me up every time – “I’m not from here.” No kidding, with that accent.
I love seeing a skilled actor at work in the rehearsal process. It’s a treat to watch him explore and risk new ideas. You did that and I have to believe it encouraged the other, newer actors to try the same thing in their own work.
Please let me know what else you do in town – I want to keep up with your career!
Sharon Brewer
Alliance Theatre
Nominated Best Actor in a Play (2011)
Jay was nominated Best Actor In A Play by the BroadwayWorld Atlanta Awards for his role as “Mr Collins” in Pride and Prejudice.
Nominated Best Minor Supporting Actor in a Play (2008)
Jay was nominated Best Minor Supporting Actor In A Play by the Metropolitan Atlanta Theatre Awards for his role as “Frankie Salvucci” in Breaking Leg.