Luke Surretsky

Actor, singer, and Musician in New York City

Luke Surretsky

Actor, singer, and Musician in New York City

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UPCOMING - You can find me stepping into the shoes of Johnny Cash in my third production of ‘Million Dollar Quartet’ this time with the Broadway Rose Theatre Company in Portland, Oregon! The show runs from September 24 - October 25 at the Broadway Rose New Stage and tickets be found here:

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Fun Fact: In both of the previous productions of ‘Million Dollar Quartet’ I've been in I played Brother Jay or Jay Perkins who is the onstage upright bassist. I've played Johnny Cash in ‘Ring Of Fire’ but I'm stoked to play him for the first time in MDQ!

PROFESSIONAL BIO - Luke Surretsky is a NYC-based actor/singer/musician born and raised in northern NJ. Select Credits -- TV/Film: Evil Lives Here (Hulu), Bitchy BFF (GoodShort). Off-Broadway: A Christmas Carol (The Players Theatre), Santa’s Sing-A-Long (Theatre Row). Regional: The Amory Wars (NCL), Ring Of Fire (Engeman Theatre, RWS Global), Million Dollar Quartet (Broadway Rose Theatre Company, Hangar Theatre), Heartbreak Hotel (Engeman Theatre), Escape To Margaritaville (New Bedford Festival Theatre), East Carson St. (Bell Theater, Axelrod PAC), Rent (Area Stage), This Is Our Youth (Area Stage), Sweeney Todd (Area Stage), American Idiot (Asbury Park Theatre Company), Oliver! (Area Stage), Nate The Great (The Growing Stage). Concert: Jazz At Lincoln Center (The Appel Room).

Testimonials
But it’s Luke Surretsky who drives the evening with the speed and power of a runaway Brightline express. Somehow he and Rodaz make Dennis’ 11th hour seemingly endless spleen-venting monologue an impossible torrent of fear metastasized into words. But until the last moments, Surretsky’s Dennis exudes self-confidence bordering on arrogance, especially taking ego-building satisfaction from mercilessly putting down Warren. And yet Surretsky somehow communicates that this is all a front."
Florida Theater On Stage, Bill Hirschman
The cast is simply superb... Luke Surretsky's Asher learns to ride the waves of present and past better than Champagne's Maggie. As Maggie's past is pulled from the trunk, they both give riveting performances."
Theatre Beyond Broadway, Nicole Jesson
Laying in the rhythm section are Luke Surretsky as Brother Jay (Perkins) on upright bass... Neither misses a step driving the show, and Surretsky humorously finds every possible physical position to play that tall bass."
Ithaca Times, Ross Haarstad
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