Jay Michaels Global Communications, LLC

Jay Michaels is one of the hardest working people I know. I am a terrible self advocate and with Jay's dogged determination, he arranged a reading of one of my plays at my beloved Drama Bookshop. It was an experience I will be grateful for always. Jay has been supportive of all my endeavors, promoting them just because he believes in them. He has become a trusted friend and I will continue to recommend him to others especially my friends.

Jay is a wonderful agent and kind person. Not to mention he has great taste in vintage horror films! He booked a beautiful cabaret night at Don’t Tell Mama for “My Ghosts” and an industry reading at Open Jar, as well as published promotional articles for our musical. We are extremely grateful for Jay. ❤️

It has been a delight working with Jay Michaels. His enthusiasm and deep knowledge of theater has helped us get our musical Monarch in the radar of the theater community in NYC. He empathizes with creators and therefore his rates are reasonable. I recommend him wholeheartedly.

If you're looking for top notch promotion and representation, as well as integrity and experience, I highly recommend Jay Michaels. I've known Jay and worked with him on myriad projects in the last 10 years and he has always delivered everything he has promised and gone above and beyond expectations. This is a professional who really cares about his clients.

There's over 8 million people in New York City, and probably 1 out of every 20 is in showbiz in some capacity. On any given day of the week, there are hundreds of readings for plays and showcases for musicals by aspiring artists, hoping to snag a producer, in dozens of rehearsal studios around the city. A tidal wave of new material, every day of the week, year-round. Honestly, most of these will not be successful, and many will play to empty seats. There are a million reasons why. Part of it is the overwhelming volume of productions up for consideration. There are only so many producers to go around. Part of it is, frankly, some aren't ready, or simply aren't good enough. Maybe it wasn't the right strategy at the right time. Part of it could be lack of publicity, but you could have all t