Our Lady J

Our Lady J
Our Lady J in 2018
Our Lady J in 2018
Born1978 (age 45–46)
Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, US
OccupationScreenwriter
Website
ourladyj.com

Our Lady J is a screenwriter, best-known for her work on Pose, Transparent, and American Horror Story.[1][2] She is the first out trans woman to perform at Carnegie Hall, as well as the first out trans writer to be hired in a television writers room.[3]

Early career

From 2000 to 2010, Our Lady J freelanced as a collaborative pianist and musical director in New York City for multiple classical and musical theatre institutions, including American Ballet Theatre, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, and the Mark Morris Dance Group.[4] In 2004, Lady J met Lady Gaga at the CAP21 musical-theater conservatory in New York, where she served as an accompanist and music director.[4][5][6]

Our Lady J made her Carnegie Hall debut with the New York City Gay Men's Chorus in 2004, and continued to perform as their pianist until 2007.[7] In 2008, she returned to Carnegie Hall to perform with Justin Vivian Bond in The McGarrigle Christmas Hour concert.[8]

Our Lady J toured and performed with pop singer Sia from 2012 to 2014.[4][9][10]

Our Lady J released her first studio album in 2013, titled Picture of a Man.[11]

From 2014 to 2015, Our Lady J performed as a guest musician on RuPaul's Drag Race seasons 6 and 7.[12][13]

In 2014, Our Lady J coached Andrew Garfield for Arcade Fire's music video "We Exist".[14] The video is described by Arcade Fire as telling "the story of a young person's struggle with gender identity", depicting Garfield as a gender-nonconforming person who is assaulted at a bar, but later finds acceptance at an Arcade Fire concert.[15]

TV and film career

In 2014, Joey Soloway hired Our Lady J as a staff writer for the hit series Transparent, making Our Lady J the first out trans person to be hired into a Hollywood writers' room.[16] Our Lady J's episode, "If I Were a Bell", drew international critical acclaim for its authentic portrayal of a trans childhood.[17][18][19][20] During her four seasons working on the series, she was promoted from staff writer to story editor, to co-producer, and then to producer.[21]

In 2017, Ryan Murphy hired Our Lady J to write and produce the television show Pose.[22] Her contributions to the HIV/AIDS storylines[23] went on to become the center of both critical and audience acclaim.[23][24][25][26][27]

On two seasons of Transparent and on all three seasons of Pose, Lady J made on-screen musical cameo appearances, performing with Billy Porter, Michaela Jaé Rodriguez, Patti LuPone, and Sandra Bernhard.[1]

In 2020, New Regency teamed with Our Lady J to develop a pilot based on the life of Dante "Tex" Gill, called Rub & Tug.[28] The story had previously been set up as a feature film with Scarlett Johansson attached,[29] but after outcry from the LGBTQ+ community,[30] Johansson left the project and Lady J was brought on to reimagine the story with authentic casting.[31][32]

In 2022, Lady J continued her collaboration with Ryan Murphy by writing an episode for season two of American Horror Stories.[33] She then went on to executive produce and write season eleven of American Horror Story, entitled NYC.[34] Our Lady J made her directorial debut on AHS: NYC episode nine, "Requiem 1981/1987: Part 1".[35]

In late 2022, it was announced that Our Lady J would develop a comedy series at Hulu with comedians Holmes and Caleb Hearon, on which she will serve as executive producer and showrunner.[36]

Music career

In 2024, Our Lady J made a return to music with her single, “Future Of Us,” featuring the New York City Gay Men’s Chorus. [37] The song made a notable debut at the 2024 Met Gala.[38]

Personal life and activism

Our Lady J was born in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania in 1978, growing up in an Amish and Mennonite community. She attended Interlochen Center for the Arts from 1994 to 1996, studying in classical piano and composition during her junior and senior years of high school.[4]

In 2004, Our Lady J came out as transgender and adopted the name "Our Lady J" as a nod to Jean Genet's subversive novel, Our Lady of the Flowers.[39]

In 2008, Our Lady J garnered the attention of Dolly Parton by performing her songs, and the two struck up a friendship. In 2010, Parton helped fund Lady J's top surgery, along with Jake Shears, Rosie O'Donnell, Margaret Cho, Tori Amos and others.[40][41]

In 2009, Our Lady J became the subject of tabloid fodder for her relationship with actor Daniel Radcliffe.[42][43][44][45] The two were featured in Out discussing their friendship and careers.[46]

During Lady J's first appearance on RuPaul's Drag Race in 2014, RuPaul drew public criticism for using the term "she-male", quickly starting a firestorm about trans-inclusive language within the LGBTQ community.[47] In an article for The Huffington Post, Our Lady J defended RuPaul, saying "As an artist, I love language, and I cherish free speech. Drag is punk and should never be subjected to politically correct ideals."[48]

From 2015 to 2016, Our Lady J successfully spearheaded the initiative to include gender affirming care in the Writers Guild of America's health insurance coverage,[49][50] the first arts guild to cover transgender healthcare. She was quoted in The New York Times as saying, "Having to battle for insurance and having to battle with doctors is overwhelming. Taking care of your health as a trans person can feel like a full-time job".[49][51] About the season finale of Pose, Lady J said, "I was able to take my own experiences and bring them into this space. It was a challenge, but it was also healing to be able to give that knowledge. And I do hope that viewers are encouraged to get tested and to not be so afraid of what HIV once was."[52][53][54] In 2019, she was featured on POZ Magazine's POZ 100 list of HIV/AIDS activists.[55]

In 2019, Our Lady J joined the board of GLAAD.[56] That same year, she slammed the LA Times for body-shaming her at the Golden Globes, thus ending the LA Times's long-standing history of criticizing women's appearances on red carpets.[57] "When you judge women for what they're wearing, you're not only judging the fabric on their bodies — you are judging their actual bodies, the medical history of their bodies, and the emotional struggle they have with their bodies because of articles like this," Our Lady J said.[57][58]

Lady J was a featured speaker at 2021's World AIDS Day National Observance, alongside Anthony Fauci, Office of National AIDS Policy Director Harold Phillips, U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock, and Congresswoman Barbara Lee.[59] That same year, she was awarded the National Leadership Recognition Award by the National AIDS Memorial.[23]

Filmography

Television

Year Title Writer Director Producer
2015–17 Transparent Yes Producer
2018–21 Pose Yes Co-executive producer
2021 Fantasy Island Yes
2022 American Horror Stories Yes
2022 American Horror Story: NYC Yes Yes Executive producer

Writing

Year Show Season Episode Episode Number Original Airdate Notes
2015 Transparent 2 "Mee-Maw" 5 December 11, 2015 Written by
2016 "If I Were a Bell" 3 September 23, 2016 Written by
2017 4 "Pinkwashing Machine" 3 September 22, 2017 Written by
2018 Pose 1 "Pinkslip" 3 July 15, 2018 Co-written with Steven Canals
"Giving and Receiving" 7 June 17, 2018 Co-written with Janet Mock
2019 2 "Butterfly/Cocoon" 3 June 25, 2019 Written by
"Love's in Need of Love Today" 6 July 23, 2019 Co-written with Brad Falchuk
"Life's a Beach" 9 August 13, 2019 Co-written with Janet Mock
2021 3 "Intervention" 3 May 2, 2021 Co-written with Steven Canals
"Series Finale (Part I)" 7 June 6, 2021 Co-written with Steven Canals, Janet Mock, Brad Falchuk, Ryan Murphy
"Series Finale (Part II)" 8 June 6, 2021 Co-written with Steven Canals, Janet Mock, Brad Falchuk, Ryan Murphy
Fantasy Island 1 "His and Hers/The Heartbreak Hotel" 2 August 17, 2021 Story by and teleplay by Jane Espenson
2022 American Horror Stories 2 "Milkmaids" 4 August 11, 2022 Written by
American Horror Story 11 "Bad Fortune" 5 November 2, 2022 Written by
"The Body" 6 November 2, 2022 Co-written with Brad Falchuk and Manny Coto
"The Sentinel" 7 November 9, 2022 Co-written with Manny Coto
"Fire Island" 8 November 9, 2022 Co-written with Charlie Carver and Ned Martel
"Requiem 1981/1987: Part 1" 9 November 16, 2022 Written and directed by

Acting

Year Show Episode Role Notes
2014 RuPaul's Drag Race "Shade: The Rusical" Self Musical appearance
2015 RuPaul's Drag Race "Divine Inspiration" Self Musical appearance
2015 Transparent "Kina Hora" Yorna Musical appearance
2015 Transparent "Oscillate" Yorna Musical appearance
2015 Transparent "Man on the Land" Yorna Musical appearance
2017 Transparent "Born Again" Miss Pico-Union Musical appearance
2018 Pose "Love Is the Message" Sherilyn Musical appearance
2019 Pose "Love's in Need of Love Today" Sherilyn Musical appearance
2019 Pose: Identity, Family, Community (Inside Look) Various episodes Self
2021 Pose "Series Finale (Part I)" Sherilyn Musical appearance
2021 Pose "Series Finale (Part II)" Sherilyn Musical appearance

Music videos

Year Title Artist Role
2024 "Days of Girlhood" Dylan Mulvaney Pianist

Awards

Our Lady J has received two Peabody Awards,[60][61] three American Film Institute awards,[62][63][64] three Emmy nominations,[65] three Writers Guild Award nominations,[66] and two NAACP Image Award nominations.[67] As a producer, her shows have garnered a combined total of 48 Emmy nominations, 12 Emmy wins,[68][69] 13 Golden Globe nominations, 3 Golden Globe wins,[70][71] 20 Critics' Choice nominations, and 3 Critics' Choice wins,[72][73][74] among others.

Award Year Work Category Result Ref
Primetime Emmy Awards 2021 Pose Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series Nominee [75]
2021 Pose Outstanding Drama Series Nominee
2019 Pose Outstanding Drama Series Nominee [76]
Writer's Guild Awards 2019 Pose New Series Nominee [77]
2017 Transparent Comedy Series Nominee [78]
2016 Transparent Comedy Series Nominee
NAACP Image Awards 2022 Pose Outstanding Writing in a Drama Series Nominee [79]
2017 Transparent Outstanding Writing in a Drama Series Nominee [80]
GLAAD Media Awards 2022 Pose Outstanding Drama Series Won [81]
2020 Pose Outstanding Drama Series Won [82]
2019 Pose Outstanding Drama Series Won [83]
2018 Transparent Outstanding Comedy Series Nominated
2017 Transparent Outstanding Comedy Series Won [84]
2016 Transparent Outstanding Comedy Series Won [85]
2015 Transparent Outstanding Comedy Series Won [86]
Golden Globe Awards 2022 Pose Best Drama Series Nominee [87]
2019 Pose Best Drama Series Nominee [88]
2017 Transparent Best Musical/Comedy Series Nominee [89]
2016 Transparent Best Musical/Comedy Series Nominee [90]
2015 Transparent Best Musical/Comedy Series Won [91]
Peabody Awards 2018 Pose Entertainment Won [92]
2015 Transparent Entertainment Won [93]
American Film Awards 2018 Pose Top 10 Television Programs Won [94]
2019 Pose Top 10 Television Programs Won [95]
2014 Transparent Top 10 Television Programs Won [96]
Critic's Choice Awards 2020 Pose Best Drama Series Nominated [97]
2019 Pose Best Drama Series Nominated [98]
2016 Transparent Best Comedy Series Nominated [99]
2015 Transparent Best Comedy Series Nominated [3]
American Film Institute Awards 2014 Transparent Television Programs of the Year Won [1]
Black Reel Awards for Television 2020 Pose Outstanding Drama Series Winner [4]
GALECA: The Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics 2019 Pose TV Musical Performance of the Year Winner [4]
International Online Cinema Awards (INOCA) 2021 Pose Best Writing for a Drama Series Winner [6]
Outfest Legacy Awards 2018 Pose Trailblazer Award Winner [7]
Gold Derby Awards 2021 Pose Drama Episode Nominated [5]
Pena de Prata 2021 Pose Best Drama Series Nominated [8]

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