Raymond Luke Sr. Father and Visionary and Mastermind behind Raymond Luke Jr. Raymond Luke Jr. has just been nominated for the "Outer Critics Circle Award" for Best Featured Actor In A Musical/ Motown. Special appearances: Wendy Williams,Entertainment Tonight,The Apollo, and The 67th Annual Tony Awards. Associated Press: “Raymond Luke Jr. – one of two boys taking turns playing the roles of young Gordy,young Stevie Wonder and a preteen Michael Jackson – was astounding and got one preview crowd thoroughly jazzed."Backstage: “Stealing the show is Raymond Luke Jr. as the young Michael Jackson. It’s not just that Luke has the sound and the moves down cold; his innocent, radiant joy in performing momentarily elevates the proceedings to a whole new level."Bloomberg: “The other standouts in the cast are...young Raymond Luke’s adorable Michael Jackson.” Chicago Tribune “the strengths of "Motown the Musical" lie within its celebrity-infused performers, especially...the sensational kid Raymond Luke, Jr., who plays the young Jackson, among others." Detroit News: "Raymond Luke Jr. is a sparkplug who manages to convey Jackson's charm as much as his singing and dancing skills. When the lights come up on Luke singing "baby baby, baby, baby baby baby" a la James Brown in "I Got the Feeling," it's definitely anotherhigh point."Hollywood Press: “Among the most memorably showcased numbers are...a terrific Jackson 5 medley led by Raymond Luke Jr.,who brings down the house with his effortless charm as the young Michael Jackson.” He has been singing since he was 3 years old after being taught by his grandmother. In the summer of 2011, he attended Beverly Hills Acting School FABA (For Actors by Actors). He graduated earlier this year and has completed two commercials for Toys"R"Us and Volkswagen in association with ESPN. He has also sung the National Anthem for the Penny Marshall Celebrity Softball game. Film: Bad Father, directed and produced by Jerry Jackson.