James-William Lynch made his theatrical debut at the age of five as a mouse in Jose Mateo Ballet Theatre's "Nutcracker."  Moving from Boston to Washington, DC, he studied dance at Washington Ballet, performing in that company's "Nutcracker" for seven years. He also danced with Washington Opera in their production of "Tales of Hoffman." As an actor he recently concluded LA Rock Opera Company's production of "ShAme," has performed with numerous theater companies in the Washington, DC area, and appeared in several music videos, PSAs and independent films. James-William is a recent graduate from Beverly Hills High School, where he performed in several musicals; "Gaston" in "Beauty and the Beast," "Sir Toby" in "Twelfth Night," "J.B. Biggley" in "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying," and, most recently, "Jean Valjean" in "Les Miserables." He was also a member of BHHS's Dance Company and Madrigal Singers.

James-William is the front man of a rock/metal band that has rocked the Whisky, the Roxy, and other local venues. He is thrilled to be working with Laura and the Invertigo Dance Theatre!  He has worked as dancer on Revelries and Reveries and Flip Flops and Platforms.