Performer.

BJJ

“An Octoroon” by Brandon Jacobs-Jenkins

Lamar legend tosses off the opening monologue with supreme charisma and ease—but he’s just getting started. - city arts magazinE

Legend deserves an award for this demanding role, not only because of the three characters he portrays, but because of the sheer energy it requires to play two of the characters in just the slave auction scene alone. It was downright hilarious at times. - seattle gay news

James T.

“Barbecue” by Robert O’Hara

The entire cast were stellar; a particular standout was lamar legend. - drama in the hood

Darren Lemming

“Take Me Out” by Richard Greenberg

Lamar Legend turned in a magnetic performance as Darren Lemming, which hit its peak in the second half. - the stranger

Legend is a captivatingly cocky Darren, assured and confident when Darren is in control of situations but also poignantly fragile when he’s not. - seattle gay scene magazine

"He is a finely tuned actor with the physical ability of a dancer/mime and the vocal ability of a young Laurence Olivier."

/ drama in the hood  /