Hand To God Tickets

Steven Boyer recurs on the second season of the HBO Max series, Love Life. Steven starred on the NBC comedy Trial and Error and can be seen in the upcoming feature film, Borderlands. Boyer was nominated for a Tony Award for the Broadway run of Hand to God¸ as well as an OBIE and a Lucille Lortel Award for his work in the show’s off-Broadway production. Named, “one of the Future Legends of the NY Theatre,” by Time Out NY, Steven recently starred in Assassins which was a part of the Encores Off Center series, as well as MTC’s The Explorer’s Club and Second Stage’s production of Modern Terrorism. He also played the title role of Trevor in Nick Jones’ darkly funny Trevor, performed with Lesser America. In addition to his work in the theater, Boyer has appeared in Steven Spielberg’s Bridge of Spies and in Martin Scorsese’s film The Wolf of Wall Street as well asHustlers starring Jennifer Lopez and Constance Wu. Boyer recently recurred on the NBC series “Chicago Fire” and has appeared in such TV series as Blacklist, Orange is the New Black, The Good Wife, The Crazy Ones, Louie, Mom, Person of Interest, Law & Order, and Ed. He starred in and produced “The Share,” an independent web sitcom pilot from Emily Chadick Weiss. He is a graduate of The Juilliard School and is also a member of Ensemble Studio Theatre.

Geneva Carr is best known for her portrayal of Marissa Morgan on six seasons of the CBS television series Bull. She's recurred on Law and Order: SVU, Rescue Me, and Law and Order: Criminal Intent. Additional TV & Film credits include Deadbeat, Younger, The Mysteries of Laura, Royal Pains, Elementary, Blue Bloods, Person of Interest, The Good Wife, Hope & Faith, Sex and the City, Wonder Wheel, It’s Complicated, and College Road Trip. Geneva earned a 2015 Tony Nomination for Lead Actress in a Play for her performance as Margery in Broadway’s Hand To God. Additional NY theatre credits include: Trevor, Incognito, Just Sex, I Wanna Destroy You, Finding Claire, Twelve Angry Men, Rose’s Dilemma, Clash by Night, Betty’s Summer Vacation and Boise. Upcoming she can be seen in the independent film Asian Persuasion.

LCT: A Minister’s Wife, The Glorious Ones. Broadway: 3x Tony Award nominee, Girl From The North Country, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, 9 To 5, The Great Society, Finding Neverland, Hand to God, The Apple Tree, Assassins, Bells Are Ringing, The Wild Party, The Scarlet Pimpernel, High Society, Beauty and the Beast, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Off-Broadway: Fucking A, The Wayside Motor Inn, The Holiday Guys, The Blue Flower, See What I Wanna See. TV/Film: Billions, The Tick, The Good Fight, The Equalizer, Condor, Mindhunter, House of Cards, Unforgettable, Power, Person of Interest, Blue Bloods, Smash, Bye Bye Birdie. 

Broadway and Off-Broadway: Hand to God, The Babylon Line (Lincoln Center), The Talls (Second Stage). TV/Film: The Good Fight, Bull (CBS), Sneaky Pete, Good Girls Revolt (Amazon), The Americans (FX), Forever (ABC), NYC 22 (CBS), Law & Order (NBC); Delivery Man (DreamWorks), Hair Brained, Hits, Cut Shoot Kill, Trouble, Staring at the Sun, Aardvark, South Mountain, Shelter in Solitude (2023).

Sarah Stiles has been seen on Broadway as Jessica in Hand to God (Tony nomination), Muriel in On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, Kate/Lucy in Avenue Q, The 25^thAnnual Putnam Country Spelling Bee. Sarah also appeared as Jessica in MCC’s production of Hand to God, for which she received a Lucille Lortel nomination for her performance. Additionally, she played Annelle in Judith Ivey’s production of Steel Magnolias at the Alliance Theatre. Shakespeare in the Park: Little Red Riding Hood in Into the Woods. Off-Broadway/original cast recordings: Joanne in Vanities (Second Stage), Nazirah in The Road to Qatar (York Theatre). She also toured in the first national companies of Spelling Bee and Tommy Tune’s Dr. Doolittle. Sarah is the voice of Spider in the recording of Pasek and Pauls’ James and the Giant Peach. She is also the lead vocalist in Gary Lucas’s Fleischerei project, which features music from Max Fleischer’s Betty Boop and Popeye cartoons. 

To come.