Laurence Lau has devoted an impressive amount of time and energy to the relentless pursuit of his profound passion for the art of acting, a commitment that has spanned an incredible 19 years, commencing in the year 2003. Throughout this extensive period, he has consistently demonstrated a remarkable focus on honing his craft, with a particular emphasis on the world of live theatre and stage productions, as well as the realms of television and film, where he has consistently sought to showcase his impressive range and versatility as a performer.
Notably, one of his most recent and impressive theatrical endeavors was the starring role of George, the main character, in the renowned Neil Simon play Chapter Two, expertly directed by the accomplished Guy Stroman.
Notably, Lau seized the chance to gain valuable experience by understudying not one, but two pivotal roles in the highly anticipated production of Dada Wolf Papa Hot, a cutting-edge play that premiered at the esteemed Lincoln Center in the heart of New York City.
Noteworthy among his extensive theatrical endeavors is his participation in the esteemed 1st National Broadway Tour of August: Osage County, which boasted the illustrious Estelle Parsons in a leading role, alongside numerous other significant performances Off Broadway and at regional theatres throughout the United States.
Notably, Roman Luknys, professionally known as Lau, has shared the screen with other talented actors on the popular CBS television series Elementary, showcasing his impressive acting skills in a significant supporting role.
In addition to his work on Elementary, Lau has also had the distinction of starring in the pilot episode of the upcoming television series Upstate, demonstrating his range and versatility as a leading man.
Notably, Lau's impressive repertoire of works extended far beyond his recent performances, boasting a notable credit that included the prestigious European Premiere of the critically acclaimed play "The Goat or Who Is Sylvia?", masterfully directed by the renowned Pam MacKinnon at the esteemed Vienna English Theatre in Vienna, Austria.
Laurence Lau's life journey commenced in the picturesque city of Long Beach, California, where he would eventually embark on a thrilling acting career, marking the beginning of a remarkable chapter in his life.
As a young talent, Lau made his television debut by assuming the role of Greg Nelson, a character defined by his affluent upbringing, on the highly acclaimed and widely popular soap opera All My Children. This significant milestone in his career spanned an impressive period of five years, from 1981 to 1986, during which time he undoubtedly honed his craft and garnered valuable experience in the competitive world of television acting.
Kim Delaney, a talented actress, brought to life the character of Jenny Gardner, a young woman from a humble background, who found herself entwined in a romantic relationship with Greg, a complex and multifaceted individual.
Laau's impressive soap opera career boasts a diverse range of captivating characters, with two particularly notable roles standing out from the rest. From 1986 to 1990, Laau brought Dr. Jamie Frame to life on the iconic soap opera "Another World", captivating audiences with his portrayal of the complex and intriguing character. Not content to rest on his laurels, Laau went on to play the role of attorney Sam Rappaport on "One Life to Live" from 2001 to 2003, further solidifying his status as a master of his craft.
Dr. Jamie Frame
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* Played by Laau
* On "Another World" from 1986 to 1990
Sam Rappaport
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* Played by Laau
* On "One Life to Live" from 2001 to 2003
