Arron Lloyd

Born in the inner city in a single parent home Arron Lloyd discovered his love for acting in 3rd grade after his music teacher cast him as the lead in a Thanksgiving play. In 6th grade he saw a play at the high school he would later attend where the students wrote and directed plays on issues plaguing the city. That theater troupe then performed mini plays for the youth to inspire and educate and learned things ourselves as we did. It was after seeing that performance in 6th grade that Arron decided acting could be intentional and purposeful as well. He's been doing it ever since.

He holds his BFA from University of Connecticut in Storrs, CT & has appeared on CBS's "Blue Bloods," "Bull," worked with Ntozake Shange, been in a feature film that features Eric Roberts & Oscar nominee Rosie Perez, performed with critically acclaimed seasoned actors/actresses, built and brought life to puppets and masks, and performed in garages and bars since then.

He's a passionately curious person at heart and has been to the Mediterranean to ancient temples and theater's in Greece to monuments in Washington D.C. He played sports ranging from football for a 10-0 high school team and train's periodically in mixed martial arts in New York (currently blue belt), and is a self taught pianist. He is a member of the internationally know Negro Ensemble Company and was in the 50th anniversary revival of "Soldier's Play" that originally featured Denzel Washington, Samuel L. Jackson, James Pickens & more. The play garnered rave reviews and an eventual stint on Broadway.

Arron lives life for experiences, moments, creativity and passion and sharing these with others mainly through stories and acting.