The King and I Tickets

Marin Mazzie is best known for her Tony-nominated performances as Clara in Passion, Mother in Ragtime and Lilli Vanessi/Katharine in Kiss Me, Kate. She made her Broadway debut as replacement in Big River before going on to star in the Broadway productions of Man of La Mancha, Enron, Into the Woods, Spamalot, Bullets Over Broadway and The King and I. She also starred in Next to Normal alongside her husband Jason Danieley, with whom she regularly performed with in concert in New York City.  In 2012, Mazzie played the title character's mom in the off-Broadway re-mounting of the legendary musical Carrie. Her other off-Broadway work included roles in And the World Goes 'Round, The Vagina Monologues and her final New York stage turn, Terrence McNally's Fire and Air (2018). She was inducted into the Theater Hall of Fame in 2017 before passing away form ovarian cancer in September of 2018.

Daniel Dae Kim is an actor, director, producer, and social advocate widely known for his work in ABC’s Lost, CBS’s Hawaii Five-O, Netflix’s Stowaway, and Disney’s Raya and the Last Dragon. Though his career is highlighted by work in every medium, it’s the stage that has kept him busy of late. He just returned from London’s West End, where he performed in My Favorite Things: The Rodgers and Hammerstein Anniversary Concert, with Audra McDonald, Patrick Wilson, Aaron Tveit and other theater luminaries. Earlier this fall, he also joined the cast of the critically acclaimed Peter Pan Goes Wrong for a limited engagement at the Ahmanson Theater in Los Angeles. He also just completed an audio version of David Henry Hwang’s play Yellowface for Audible that his production company, 3AD, produced, and in which he starred. Daniel made his Broadway debut in 2017 as the King of Siam in Lincoln Center’s 2017 production of The King and I, having also played the role at the Royal Abert Hall in London in 2009. Over the course of his theater career, he has worked with New Yorks Public Theater, Theater For A New Audience, East West Players (where he performed in Golden Child written by David Henry Hwang), Pan Asian Rep, NAATCO, among others. New York is also where Daniel received his training, earning his MFA from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. On screen, this February, Kim will star as the villainous Fire Lord Ozai in the live-action adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender, for Netflix. Also in 2024, Daniel will head to South Korea to star in a new spy series that he and his company will produce for Amazon Studios. Currently, Kim can be seen on streaming platforms in BJ Novak’s FX series, The Premise, Nat Geo’s The Hot Zone: Anthrax, and Apple TV+’s Roar. As a producer, Kim and 3AD executive produce the series The Good Doctor, currently shooting its seventh season on ABC, as well as 2023’s multi-award-winning documentary feature film, Bad Axe.  Kim’s advocacy for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is longstanding. His testimony in front of Congress helped lead to the passage of the “Covid-19 Hate Crimes Act,” and he currently serves on the White House Commission for Asian American, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders. He also serves on the Board of Gold House, with whom he partners, along with the Asian American Foundation, on the Sunrise Collective, the first ever official AAPI centered House at the Sundance Film Festival. 

On stage Ruthie Ann Miles has played Lady Thiang in The King and I (Tony Award, Grammy and Olivier Award nominations, Lincoln Center Theater);Sunday in The Park with George (both Encores! NY City Center and the Broadway transfer); Sondheim On Sondheim (the Boston Pops); Sondheim On Sondheim (the Los Angeles Philharmonic at the Hollywood Bowl); concerts with the San Francisco Symphony and the Incheon Philharmonic Orchestra (Seoul, Korea). She’s the OG Imelda Marcos in Alex Timber's Here Lies Love, written by David Byrne w/DJ Fat Boy Slim (Lucille Lortel and Theatre World Awards, The Public Theater.) She also played Adolfo Pirelli in Sweeney Todd (playing onstage accordion, flute and piano.)  On television Ruthie is best known as Sherri Kansky on WB’s All Rise (CBS and OWN), or Young Hee in The Americans (Emmy nomination, FX). You can hear her voice in Over The Moon (Golden Globe and Academy Award nomination, Netflix); The Tea Girl Of Hummingbird Lane (Audie Award finalist, Simon Schuster); If I Had Your Face (Penguin). Upcoming limited engagement of The Light in The Piazza, at Encores! NY City Center.

TV: 6 seasons opposite Viola Davis in How To Get Away With Murder (Oliver), recurring role on The Resident. Film: Fire Island, Over The Moon, Talladega Nights, The Light of the Moon, Raising Christopher (writer/producer/actor). Broadway: The King And I (Lincoln Center - Grammy Nomination). Off-Broadway: Little Shop of Horrors, Here Lies Love (Public Theater - Theatre World Award, Lortel nomination), Soft Power (Public Theater - Drama Desk, Lortel, Grammy Nominations); Regional: Soft Power (Ahmanson Theatre); Tartuffe, Woyzeck, Fuddy Mears (Clarence Brown Theatre); Romeo and Juliet, Richard III, Midsummer (Utah Shakespeare Festival); The Taming of the Shrew (North Carolina Shakespeare Festival). Education: MFA, University of Tennessee; Film Actors Studio of Charlotte. Awards: 2016 Human Rights Campaign Visibility Award and 2017 Equality California Award.

Ashley Park received Tony, Drama League, Drama Desk, Outer Critics, & Chita Rivera nominations for originating the role of Gretchen Wieners in Mean Girls on Broadway. Other Broadway: Tuptim in Lincoln Center’s revival of The King and I (Grammy nomination), Sunday in the Park With George, Mamma Mia! TV: Emily in Paris (Paramount Network); Tales of the City (Netflix Original series); Nightcap (PopTV/Lionsgate). Off-Broadway: Mwe in KPOP (Lortel Winner; Drama Desk & Drama League nom.). Tour: R&H's Cinderella (Gabrielle). Recipient of Actor Equity's 2018 Clarence Derwent Award and the Inaugural Marin Mazzie Award for Empowerment by the Cancer Support Community. University of Michigan graduate.

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