Noises Off Tickets

Andrea Martin won the Tony, Drama Desk, and Theatre World awards for her Broadway debut in My Favorite Year at Lincoln Center Theater and received the Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle, Elliot Norton, and IRNE awards for her performance in Pippin. Additionally, at LCT, she appeared in Moss Hart’s Act One(Outer Critics Circle Award). She has received Tony Award nominations for her performances in Candide (also Drama Desk Award nom), Oklahoma! (also Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle award noms), Young Frankenstein (also Drama Desk Award nom), and Noises Off. Her additional stage work includes the revival of Exit the King (Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle award noms), A Christmas Carol, and in her one-person play Nude Nude Totally Nude (Drama Desk Award nom). Martin received two Emmy Awards for writing and an Emmy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress in a Variety Series for her work on the legendary sketch comedy show SCTV.  She also received a special Emmy Award for her contributions on Sesame Street. Her additional television appearances include her own Showtime special Andrea Martin: Together Again, Hairspray Live!, Modern Family, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, 30 Rock, The Good Fight and Harlem. Following her simultaneous runs on the NBC comedy series Great News and the Hulu series Difficult People, Martin joined the cast of the Paramount+ series Evil (Critics Choice Award nom) and has been featured in the most recent season of the hit comedy series Only Murders in the Building. Martin's film appearances include Cannibal Girls, Club Paradise, Stepping Out, All I Want for Christmas, Wag the Dog, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, All Over the Guy, Night at the Museum 3, Diane, My Big Fat Greek Wedding (SAG Award nom for Best Ensemble and People's Choice Award) and its sequels. She has been honored with a star on the Canada Walk of Fame and recently received the Canada’s Governor General’s Performing Arts Award for Lifetime Artistic Achievement. Her critically acclaimed book Lady Parts was released by Harper Collins.

Megan Hilty is an American singer and actor, most recognizable for her portrayal of Ivy Lynn in NBC’s musical drama Smash. A Tony Award nominee, she is a dynamic performer both on stage and on screen. She starred in Patsy & Loretta on Lifetime, for which she received a Critics Choice Award nomination for Best Actress. Hilty’s television credits include Hulu’s Difficult People, the final season of CBS’s The Good Wife, as well as The Good Fight for CBS All Access. On stage, she is known for her Broadway performances as Glinda the Good Witch in Wicked, Doralee Rhodes in 9 to 5: The Musical, and her Tony-nominated role as Brooke Ashton in Noises Off. Hilty is married to singer/songwriter Brian Gallagher, and they have two children.

Rob McClure received Tony, Drama League, Astaire, and Outer Critics Circle nominations and won Theatre World and Clive Barnes awards for his performance in Chaplin: The Musical. Other Broadway: Beetlejuice, Something Rotten!, Noises Off, Honeymoon In Vegas, I'm Not Rappaport and Avenue Q; as well as Where’s Charley? and Irma La Douce at Encores!. Regional: The MUNY, Paper Mill, Old Globe, Arden, Cleveland Playhouse, A.R.T, Walnut Street, Delaware Theatre, Flat Rock, McCarter, and La Jolla Playhouse. For the film Recursion, Rob won Best Actor at both The Queen’s World and Williamsburg Independent film festivals. TV: Person of Interest, Elementary and The Good Fight.

Campbell Scott will next be seen starring in Netflix’s upcoming series Soundtrack from executive producer Joshua Safran. Scott was also seen as a series regular on Netflix’s flagship series House of Cards. Previously, he starred on Broadway in the Roundabout Theater Company’s revival of Noises Off.  Scott’s film career began with the highly praised Longtime Companion and Bernardo Bertolucci’s The Sheltering Sky. More recent film credits include: Dead Again, Dying Young, Singles, Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle, Big Night, The Daytrippers, Hi-Life, Spring Forward, Lush, Roger Dodger, Loverboy, Duma, The Secret Lives of Dentists, The Dying Gaul, Music and Lyrics and The Amazing Spiderman reboots. Numerous television credits include Dietland, Lore, Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll, Royal Pains, Damages, Six Degrees and The American Experience. Mr. Scott starred in, co-directed and produced Hamlet for the Odyssey Network. He also starred in “The Kennedys of Massachusetts” as Joseph Kennedy, Jr, and in Sweeney Todd for Showtime. On Broadway Campbell starred in Long Day’s Journey into Night with Jason Robards and Colleen Dewhurst, Ah! Wilderness, and Hay Fever. Off-Broadway, Campbell appeared in The Atheist (Drama Desk Nomination), Measure for Measure, A Man for All Seasons and On the Bum.

Tracee Chimo recently recurred in the limited series Dying for Sex opposite Michelle Williams and Jenny Slate. She is known for her recurring roles on Madam Secretary and Orange Is the New Black. She was a series regular on the TBS series People of Earth produced by Conan O'Brien and Greg Daniels, and appeared as Gertrude Stein in the Emmy Award nominated series Genius: Picasso opposite Antonio Banderas, and recurred on Hulu's Difficult People. She can be seen in the film The Sound of Silence, alongside Peter Sarsgaard, and in the Netflix film Private Life opposite Paul Giamatti and Kathryn Hahn, which premiered to critical reviews at the Sundance Film Festival. Other film credits include Clint Eastwood's Sully, Black Box, Concussion, and The Five Year Engagement. Tracee is a Broadway Darling with starring roles in the Tony nominated productions of Noises Off, The Heidi Chronicles, Harvey, and Irena's Vow. She earned rave reviews for her Off-Broadway performance in the defining lead role of "Daphna" in Bad Jews, winning her the Outer Critics Circle and Drama Desk Awards for Lead actress.

Davis is best known for his role as Niles, the butler, on TV's The Nanny

Broadway: Belinda in Noises Off, The Country House (MTC), The Lyons (dir. Mark Brokaw), Sarah Brown in Guys and Dolls, Proof (MTC) and An American Daughter (both directed by Daniel Sullivan). Off-Broadway: Mother of the Maid opposite Glenn Close, Bette in The Marriage of Bette and Boo, The Beard of Avon (dir. Doug Hughes), Radiant Baby (dir. George C. Wolfe), Between Us (MTC), Summer of ’42. Most recently Kate starred as Beatrice in Simon Godwin’s production of Much Ado About Nothing (Shakespeare Theatre, D.C.). National Tours: Sharon in Finian’s Rainbowand Eve Harrington in Applause. Film: Love and Other Drugs opposite Jake Gyllenhall (dir. Ed Zwick), United 93 (dir. Paul Greengrass), Diane Sawyer in Frost/Nixon (dir. Ron Howard), Custody (dir. James Lapine), When a Stranger Calls, Kinsey (dir. Bill Condon), Forgiven (Bend Film Festival Best Supporting Actress). Television roles include Madame Giry on Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin, Louise Herrick on ABC’s Notorious, We Crashed, Russian Doll, Billions, Madame Secretary, The Good Wife, and recurring roles on Alpha House, Damages, Parenthood, and Pan Am.  Kate is a graduate of The Juilliard School’s Drama Division and holds a B.A. in English and Music Composition from the University of Pennsylvania.

David Furr was nominated for Tony and Drama Desk Awards for the recent revival of Noises Off. His other Broadway credits include The Importance of Being Earnest, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Accent on Youth, Cymbeline, The Rivals, and King Lear. Other New York theater includes Equivocation, The Explorers Club, and As You Like It (St. Clair Bayfield Award). Furr’s film credits include 13 Hours, Anche se è amore non si vede, Evening, The Sounding, and the upcoming The Highwaymen. His recurring television appearances include Bull, The Man in the High Castle, Mr. Mercedes, Dynasty, Odd Mom Out, TURN: Washington’s Spies, Iron First, Madam Secretary, The Following and The Americans.

Jeremy Shamos’ resume is the definition of eclectic. He’s been seen off-Broadway in Corpus Christi, Engaged, Miss Witherspoon, Race, Gutenberg! The Musical!, 100 Saints You Should Know, Hunting and Gathering and The New York Idea. His Broadway credits include Reckless, The Rivals and Elling, and he earned a Tony nomination for playing two roles in Pulitzer Prize-winner Clybourne Park.

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