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Bill Camp received a 2016 Tony nomination for his role as Reverend John Hale in the Ivo van Hove-helmed revival of Arthur Miller's The Crucible. His previous Main Stem credits include Death of a Salesman, Coram Boy, Heartbreak House, Jackie, Saint Joan and The Seagull; other stage credits include In a Year With 13 Moons, Notes From Underground and Olly's Prison. He has appeared on screen in 12 Years a Slave and Lincoln.

On Broadway, Linda has starred in Death of a Salesman opposite Philip Seymour Hoffman, directed by Mike Nichols; Cabaret, directed by Sam Mendes; Life x 3 with John Turturro, Helen Hunt, and Brent Spiner; and 1776, again opposite Mr. Spiner. She has long collaborated with Tony Kushner, beginning with his play Homebody/Kabul. Her off-Broadway work also includes The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui opposite Al Pacino, and in premieres by Craig Lucas, Yasmina Reza, Kander and Ebb, A.R. Gurney, Peter Hedges, and Kushner. In London, she starred in The Master Builder at The Old Vic, opposite Ralph Fiennes. Linda has been nominated for three Tony Awards and has received an Obie Award, the Lucille Lortel Award, an Outer Critics Circle Award, a Backstage West Garland Award, two Chicago Jeff Awards, along with nominations for the Drama Desk, Drama League, LA Drama Critics and LA Ovation Awards, as well as a SAG Award nomination. Feature film work includes Causeway, The Unforgivable, Gemini Man, The Big Sick, Song to Song, Indignation, Three Generations, The Family Fang, Jenny’s Wedding, Oldboy, Stop-Loss, Across the Universe, North Country, City by the Sea, and Julie & Julia. Television: The Miniature Wife (upcoming, recurring), Only Murders in the Building (recurring; SAG Award Ensemble nominee), Death and Other Details (series regular), The Patient (series regular), Lodge 49 (series regular), and The Sopranos. Also recurring roles on multiple Law & Order series, as well as The Gilded Age, Madam Secretary, The Good Wife/The Good Fight, and Succession.

Michael Esper has originated roles on Broadway and off in Appropriate (Hayes Theater); The Last Ship (Ahmanson); American Idiot (St. James Theatre); The Lyons (Vineyard Theatre); The Intelligent Homosexual's Guide... (The Public Theater); Lazarus (NY/West End); A Bright Room Called Day (Public); Big Bill (LCT); The Four of Us (MTC); The Agony and the Agony, Assistance, and Crazy Mary (all at Playwrights Horizons). Other plays include A Man for All Seasons (Roundabout), Suburbia (Second Stage), The Glass Menagerie (West End), Tales from Red Vienna (MTC), and Long Day's Journey into Night (Dublin Theatre Festival). In television, series regular roles include Trust (FX) and Do No Harm (NBC). Recurring roles include the Amazon series Fallout, and the recently released Peacock limited series Devil In Disguise: John Wayne Gacy and Showtime's Nurse Jackie. Other select television credits include The Outsider, Ray Donovan, Florida Man, The Family and Shades of Blue. Film credits include Pavements (dir. Alex Ross Perry), Griffin In Summer (dir. Nicholas Colia), Beau is Afraid (dir. Ari Aster), The Creator (dir. Gareth Edwards), Resurrection (dir. Andrew Semans), Ben is Back (dir. Peter Hedges), Runner Runner (dir. Brad Furman), Frances Ha(dir. Noah Baumbach), All Good Things (dir. Andrew Jarecki) and A Beautiful Mind (dir. Ron Howard).

Stephen Spinella has the rare honor of having won two Tony Awards for the same role, Prior Walter, in the two parts of Angels in America. He received an additional Tony nomination for The Dead and has appeared on Broadway in The Velocity of Autumn, Spring Awakening, Our Town, Electra and A View from the Bridge.

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As both a former artistic director of the La Jolla Playhouse and a regular director at New York Theatre Workshop and the New York Shakespeare Festival, Greif has garnered critical praise for his directorial work across the country; however, the show that made him famous is Jonathan Larson's Rent.