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Cynthia Nixon is an Emmy®, Tony®, and Grammy® Award–winning actor, director, and producer whose career spans more than four decades in film, television, and theater. Best known for her work as ‘Miranda Hobbes’ in HBO's series Sex and the City, which earned her the first of two Emmy® Awards, Nixon also starred in, directed, and served as an EP on the show’s sequel And Just Like That…. She also stars in HBO's award nominated The Gilded Age, renewed for a fourth season in July 2025. Making her Broadway debut at 14 in The Philadelphia Story, Nixon has appeared in more than 40 plays, including 13 on Broadway. She previously appeared at the Helen Hayes in Alfred Uhry’s The Last Night of Ballyhoo. Nixon has earned four Tony nominations, winning for David Lindsay-Abaire’s Rabbit Hole and Lillian Hellman’s The Little Foxes. Recent stage work includes Jordan Seavey’s The Seven Year Disappear, where she played eight characters to critical acclaim. She has also directed productions for The New Group and other companies, earning multiple award nominations. Nixon’s memorable screen roles include Little Darlings; Amadeus; Stockholm, Pennsylvania; and Terence Davies’ A Quiet Passion, in which she played Emily Dickinson. She received a Golden Globe nomination for Netflix’s Ratched and praise for portraying Nancy Reagan in Killing Reagan. Politically active for decades on abortion access, cancer awareness, public school funding, and LBGTQ equality, Nixon ran for Governor of NY State in 2018. She lives in New York City with her wife, Christine Marinoni. They have three children.

Alex Breaux is an actor, writer, and director of films. Since graduating from Harvard University and The Juilliard School, Breaux has acted on Broadway opposite Ewan McGregor, Maggie Gyllenhaal, and David Harbour, been profiled in the New York Times and Esquire Magazine detailing his work as an actor, and named a “Top Breakout Performer” by Time Out Magazine. Breaux will be a series regular in the fifth and final season of Stranger Things, written/created by Matt and Ross Duffer (Netflix). He recently wrapped post-production on his feature directorial debut, The Reckoning - playing film festivals in 2025. Breaux worked opposite Viggo Mortensen in The Dead Don’t Hurt and is currently portraying Wild Bill Hickman in American Primeval, created/directed by Peter Berg (Netflix, Jan 2025). Breaux is Timothy McVeigh in Waco: The Aftermath (Paramount+) and the Grimm Brothers in Season 2 of Joe Pickett (Paramount+).

Josh Hamilton has worked on stage regularly since the 1980s, when he made his Broadway debut in Brighton Beach Memoirs. Other Broadway credits include The Coast of Utopia trilogy, Proof and Dead Accounts (opposite Katie Holmes). His many off-Broadway credits include subUrbia, This is Our Youth, Hurlyburly and A Lie of the Mind.

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