Je'Caryous Johnson

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Je'Caryous Johnson
Born
Je'Caryous F. Johnson

(1977-05-26) May 26, 1977 (age 47)
Houston, Texas
Education
Occupations
  • Film producer
  • director
  • playwright
  • author
  • actor
Years active1998-present
SpouseMeaghan Chrystal Roberts
Children3
Website https://jecaryous.com/

Je' Caryous Johnson (born May 26, 1977) is an American stage and film producer, author, playwright and director known for his Off-Broadway stage productions in the urban theater circuit. He is also known for his work of adapting stage plays from various classic urban novels such as Michael Baisden's books Men Cry in the Dark (2002) and Maintenance Man (2003) and Eric Jerome Dickey's Friends and Lovers (2004). He has also adapted films such as Two Can Play That Game (2017), Set It Off (2018) and New Jack City (2022). Johnson is the author of the urban fiction novel Men, Money, and Gold Diggers, is a four-time national championship playwright, and became an honoree recipient of the NAACP Trailblazer Award in 2007. [1]

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Je'Caryous has also been acknowledged as the first producer to adapt an African-American romance novel into a stage theater production.[ citation needed ]

Early life

Je'Caryous Johnson was born May 26, 1977, in Houston, Texas in the Northwestern Studewood neighborhood.[ citation needed ] He attended the James D. Burrus Magnet School for Fine Arts, studying theater. Johnson was the winner of multiple nationwide playwriting contests, including one that gained him a first place medal for playwriting about the Harlem Renaissance at the National History Day playwriting competition held at the Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C in 1996. [2]

Education

Johnson attended Prairie View A&M University, and later enrolled at the University of Houston, where he majored in theater and graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts. [3]

Career

As a resident of Hollywood, California, Johnson was theatrically trained by August Wilson, Edward Albee, and Jose Quintero upon graduating from college. [4] He later moved back to Texas in 1998, investing, developing, and founding his own theatrical company with his uncle Gary Guidry in 1995 called I'm Ready Productions.

In 2002, he collaborated with urban novelist Michael Baisden to adapt his novel Men Cry in the Dark into a stage play. After its success, hoping to make Houston the new 'Hollywood', he began to adapt more urban novels into stage productions, including the romance novel Friends and Lovers by Eric Jerome Dickey. [5] [6]

In 2007, Johnson and Gary became the recipients of the NAACP Trailblazer Award, given to individuals in the entertainment industry whose outstanding theatrical contributions paved the way for future actors, playwrights, and producers. They are among honorees such as stage producer and filmmaker Tyler Perry, who was given the award in 2006 and David E. Talbert, who was awarded in 2008.

Many of Johnson's stage productions feature repeat cast actors similar to the likes of Spike Lee and Tyler Perry-esque casting style, where they repeatedly use the same actors in multiple films and productions. He consistently cast Vivica A. Fox, Billy Dee Williams, Allen Payne, Tichina Arnold, Leon, Wendy Raquel Robinson, Carl Anthony Payne II, Brian McKnight, Brian White, and Shirley Murdock.

A majority of Johnson's live tapings of stage productions, as well as his independent films, were released and made for direct-to-video DVD and video on demand streaming. And, as with Tyler Perry had done with his productions, he stamped his trademark name before the title of the play or film. (I.E.: Je'Caryous Johnson presents…).

His production company would later be renamed to Je'Caryous Johnson Entertainment, where new projects such as comedy showcases and music concerts would add to the roster of shows he had already begun to produce and tour nationally. He continues the legacy of the former production name I'm Ready Productions in his charitable organization for the performing arts, revamped as the I'm Ready Foundation.

In the late 2010s, he started adapting classic urban films into live stage adaptations. In 2017, he adapted the 2001 film Two Can Play That Game and cast Vivica A. Fox to reprise her lead role as 'Shante Smith'. [7] [8] [9] In 2018, Johnson began to collaborate with Warner Bros. Theater Ventures to produce live-action stage adaptations of urban films from their vault, starting with the 1996 cult film Set It Off, casting Da Brat, Kyla Pratt, LeToya Luckett, and Demetria McKinney for the first production run. [10] The play returned by popular demand in 2020/2021 with Da Brat returning as 'Cleo' along with a new cast lineup. Je'Caryous continued to collaborate with Warner Bros. in 2022 with the live-action stage adaptation of 1991 cult classic film New Jack City , in which he cast Allen Payne to reprise his role as 'Gee Money'. Also in his New Jack City, were Treach as 'Nino Brown', Big Daddy Kane, Flex Alexander, and Gary Dourdan. [11]

In 2019, Matthew Knowles, creator of the Grammy winning pop group Destiny's Child, started to collaborate with Johnson to develop a Broadway stage musical titled Survivor: The Destiny's Child Musical, which would chronicle the groups' journey and rise to fame. The pair had ideas of making its debut in London's West End, as well as a national and overseas tour. [12] [13] The show was allegedly going to make its debut in 2020; however, it was reportedly placed on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic. [14]

Johnson is currently in development of various theatrical productions slated to tour. He partnered with Marvin Gaye III to write and produce a Broadway Musical titled Marvin Gaye: The Musical, which chronicles the life and times of Marvin Gaye, originally slated to open in 2023, but since delayed. [15] He was also working on a live-action stage adaptation of the 1997 comedy film B.A.P.S., which has also been delayed. [16] However, in early 2024, Johnson's production of New Jack City returned on tour by popular demand, casting Omar Gooding in the role of Stone. In February 2024, it was announced that Johnson, along with daughter of Rick James, Ty James, had launched a nationwide tour of the musical production of Super Freak: The Rick James Story, which was set to commence in the spring of 2024. [17]

Personal life

Je'Caryous Johnson married Meaghan Chrystal Roberts, a licensed entertainment attorney in California, on November 15, 2014. [18] They have three children.

He and his wife developed Je'Caryous Johnson's: I'm ReadyFoundation, an organization dedicated to teaching and positively changing people through the arts. [19] They both, along with his mother Manon Roberts, serve on its Board of Directors.

Filmography

Film

As producer, writer and actor
YearTitileNotesRef.
2003 Men Cry In The Dark Executive Producer, DVD Release; VOD
2004 The Maintenance Man Role: Eric
2008Whatever She Wants
2010Three Ways to Get a HusbandDVD release, VOD
2011Cheaper to Keep HerDirect to DVD release, VOD
2013For Love or MoneyDirect to DVD release, VOD
2014Men, Money & Gold DiggersRole: Caleb; Writer and Producer;
2020The Sin ChoiceProducer, Writer
2021Christmas with My ExProducer
2022Stranger Next DoorExecutive Producer

Television

YearTitleRoleRef.
2018 The Real Housevives of Atlanta Himself (Episode: Driving Ms. Kim)
2015 Unsung Hollywood Himself (Episode: Vivica A. Fox)

Productions

Theater

As playwright and producer
YearStage Production TitleOpening DateClosing DateNotesRef.
2002 Men Cry In The Dark: The Stageplay January 2002November 2005Based on the novel of the same name by Michael Baisden [20] [21]
2003 The Maintenance Man April 2003April 2003Role: Eric; DVD Release (2004)

Based on the novel of the same name by Michael Baisden

2004 Friends and Lovers March 2005March 2005Based on the novel by Eric Jerome Dickey [22] [23]
2006Cheaters: The StageplayN/AN/ADVD Release, VOD
Whatever She Wants: The StageplayMay 1, 2007May 6, 2007DVD Release, VOD
2006, 2010Casino / ConfessionsOctober 29, 2010November 21, 2010Co-Writer with 'I'm Ready Productions'
2006Men, Money and Gold DiggersNovember 14, 2006November 19, 2006Role: Caleb; DVD Release (2014);VOD;

later was adapted into an urban novel published by Je'Caryous Johnson

2007Shackin' UpOctober 4, 2007Obctober 6, 2007DVD Release, VOD
2015Things Your Man Won't DoMarch 12, 2015November 2015DVD Release, VOD [24] [25]
2016Married...But SingleMarch 11, 2016May 8, 2016DVD Release, VOD
2017Married...But Single TooApril 2, 2017April 2, 2017DVD Release, VOD
2017 Two Can Play That Game: The Stageplay October 13, 2017November 12, 2017Based on the 2001 film Two Can Play That Game [26]
2018Redemption of a DoggOctober 5, 2018November 18, 2018DVD Release, VOD

Semi-Biographical musical play based on Snoop Dogg's newfound experience as 'Snoop Lion'

 [27] [28]
2020-2021 Set It Off: Live On Stage March 9, 2018November 20, 2021Based on the 1996 film Set It Off [29]
2022-2024 New Jack City: Live on Stage October 29–30, 2022 (preview)

November 2022 (Tour)

June 15, 2024

*expected closing date unless extended

Based on the 1991 film New Jack City, Produced with special arrangements by Warner Bros. Theater Ventures [30] [31]
2024 Super Freak: The Rick James StoryMarch 14, 2024

(Nationwide Tour)

June 8, 2024

*expected closing date unless extended

Theatrical musical based on the life of Rick James

Stokely Williams of Mint Condition stars as James.

 [32] [33] [34]
2025 Jason's Lyric: Live! February 13, 2025 (Nationwide Tour)May 4, 2025Based on the 1994 Metro-Goldwin-Mayer film Jason's Lyric.
Games Women PlayFebruary 2025February 2025Directed by Carl Anthony Payne. Starring Jill Marie Jones, Carl Payne, Flex Alexander, Demetria McKinney, Brian White, Claudia Jordan, Chico Bean and Apryl Jones.
Future dates B.A.P.S.: Live on Stage To be announced

*postponed

To be determinedIn development, Based on the 1997 film B.A.P.S. [35] [36]
Marvin Gaye: The MusicalTo be announcedTo be determinedIn development for Broadway [37]
Power of Love: The Luther Vandross StoryTo be announcedTo be determinedIn development for Broadway [38]
Destiny's Child: The MusicalTo be announcedTo be determinedUpcoming project, production in development

Chronicling the career of pop sensation Destiny's Child

Waiting To Exhale: The MusicalTo be announcedTo be determinedUpcoming project, production in development.

Based on the 1995 film Waiting To Exhale

The Hippest Wizard of Oz To be announcedTo be determinedUpcoming project, production in development

Concerts and specials

As executive producer

Novels

Awards and nominations

NAACP Theatre Award/NAACP Image Awards

YearRecipient(s)AwardResultRef.
2007 Je'Caryous Johnson & Gary Guidry Trailblazer Award Honorees

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