Jason Dottley

Jason's first dance single "Hit Play (Take Me Away)" featuring. HiTPLAY is about to explode. After performances to standing room only crowds in Dallas and Nashville, Vegas and New York City, DJ's spinning it as far as Berlin, and under the wings of PRO MOTION, there is no doubt he'll be having his first Billboard hit this summer.

Dottley is currently starring as "Ty Williamson" in Del Shores' "Sordid Lives: The Series". Dottley stars with icons Olivia Newton-John and Rue McClanahan, as well as with Bonnie Bedelia, Beth Grant, Caroline Rhea, Leslie Jordan, Newell Alexander, Rosemary Alexander, Ann Walker, Sharron Alexis, Ted Detwiler, T. Ashanit Mozelle, Emerson Collins, Criag Taggart, and Katherine Bailess. Guest stars include gay icon Margaret Cho, Carson Kresley, and "Dirty Sexy Money"'s Candis Cayne. The show currently airs on LOGO in America, in Canada on the SuperChannel, in Israel, debuting in Germany and Austria in Summer of 2009, as well as France, Sweden and the UK.

Enjoy a complete set of Sordid Lives: The Series trailers and video promos on Del Shores' Youtube Channel "Sordid Lives Channel" http://www.Youtube.com/SordidLivesChannel

As a producer, Dottley is currently working on the film adaptation of Shores' GLAAD award-winner "Southern Baptist Sissies". Delta Burke and Leslie Jordan are top-lining with filming planned for 2010. Currently in the world of theatre, Dottley is producing Del Shores' one-man show "Del Shores The Storyteller" which is currently on tour playing to sold out houses across the country. Next up is "A-Sordid Comedy" with Caroline Rhea, Del Shores and Leslie Jordan which hits the Majestic Theatre in Dallas Sept. 19th, 2009. Tickets on Sale early May 2009.

For his new ventures, Dottley has opened shop with Dottley Enterprises, LLC and JD3 Records, LLC.

During the fall of 2006 Dottley produced the six-city national tour (Del Shores' The Official Tour) of two plays he'd been producing locally in Los Angeles, "Southern Baptist Sissies" and "Sordid Lives". From Los Angeles to Ft. Lauderdale, he played to over 15,000 fans on the road in venues packed over the 1,200 mark.

Dottley kicked off 2006 with the revivals of both road shows at the Zephyr Theatre in Hollywood. In the middle of the run, Dottley added a revival of Shores' most critically-acclaimed play "The Trials and Tribulations of a Trailer Trash Housewife" into the mix that starred Beth Grant in her tour-de-force, extraordinary awarded performance. The prestigious L.A. Stage Alliance Ovation Awards honored Dottley with a "Best Production" nomination.

In 2005 Dottley joined forces with five-time Emmy and 2-time Golden Globe winning producer Alice West ("Ugly Betty", "Picket Fences", "LA Law", "The Practice", "Ally McBeal"), producer Victoria Alonso ("Sordid Lives", "Iron Man", "Kingdom of Heaven"), and Shores to create Far From Right Productions which produced the local theatre runs in association with Dottley and Shores.

In the fall of 2003, Jason enjoyed a six-week run at the Actor's Lab in Hollywood in Terrance McNally's "Lisbon Traviata" from which he received a great round of reviews for his professional stage acting debut.

Dottley studied acting at the Piero Dusa Acting Conservatory in Santa Monica, CA, at an intensive rate of 4 (to sometimes 6) acting classes per week, for over 6 months. He has been fortunate enough to study with Joan Darling, the Ivanna Chubbuck Studios and at the Groundling's.

Dottley is from Mississippi, has lived in Los Angeles since January 6th, 2000, and has been married to Del Shores since October 26, 2003 (Legally since October 26th, 2008).