Sweat Tickets

In addition to The Nap, Johanna Day has been seen on Broadway in Sweat (Tony nom.), You Can’t Take It With You, August: Osage County, Lombardi and Proof (Tony nomination). Her other theatre credits include Peace for Mary Frances (New Group), Peter and Jerry (Second Stage, Drama Desk nomination), Appropriate (Signature, Obie Award, The Lilly Award), Poor Behavior (Mark Taper), The Realistic Joneses (Yale), Choice (Huntington), The Rainmaker (Arena Stage, Helen Hayes Award), How I Learned to Drive (Vineyard). Her television credits include Madam Secretary (five years), The Blacklist, Escape at Dannemora, The Knick, The Americans, Masters of Sex and Royal Pains. Film credits include The Post, Great Gilley Hopkins and How Far She Went.

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Khris Davis made his NY stage debut starring in The Royale at Lincoln Center (winner of Obie, Drama Desk, Theatre World and Clive Barnes awards; Drama League nominee). Making his Broadway debut, Davis also starred in Sweat (The Public Theater, Studio 54) and Fireflies (Atlantic Theater Company). TV: Atlanta (SAG Award nomination). Film: Detroit, Space Jam: A New Legacy and Judas and the Black Messiah. Upcoming: lead of the George Foreman biopic Heart of a Lion for Sony. 

John Earl Jelks can be seen in this season of the HBO Max series “Love Life.” In theater, John starred in Head of Passes at the Mark Taper Forum, reprising the role he originated alongside Phylicia Rashad and others in the Public Theater's production of the piece in 2016. John also appeared on Broadway in the critically acclaimed play Sweat by Lynn Nottage, which won the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. In 2007, John received a Tony Award nomination for Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Play for his work in August Wilson's Radio Golf and made his first Broadway performance in August Wilson’s Gem of the Ocean. Additional film and television credits include Spike Lee's Miracle at St. Anna, Night Comes On, Showtime’s On Becoming a God in Centra Florida, Netlix’s The I-Land, HBO's True Detective, Paramount+’s The Good Fight, Blue Bloods and NBC's Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.

Will Pullen can currently be seen in Ridley Scott and Peter Craig’s Apple limited series Dope Thief, opposite Brian Tyree Henry and Wagner Moura, as well as Angus MacLachlan’s acclaimed feature A Little Prayer, opposite David Strathairn, Celia Weston, and Anna Camp, which premiered at Sundance 2023. He will next reprise his role in the sequel to Aaron Schneider’s feature Greyhound, opposite Tom Hanks, for Apple. Previously he was seen in Nora Fingscheidt's Netflix feature The Unforgivable, opposite Sandra Bullock, as well as in a recurring role in the Peabody Award winning Apple series Dickinson, opposite Hailee Steinfeld. He starred on stage as “Jem” in the Broadway production of To Kill A Mockingbird, adapted by Aaron Sorkin, directed by Bartlett Sher. Additional credits include his Broadway debut in the Pulitzer-prize winning production of Lynn Nottage’s Sweat, directed by Kate Whoriskey, a recurring role in FX’s spy drama The Americans, opposite Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys, Andrew Neel’s feature Goat, which premiered at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival, and Jenji Kohan’s HBO pilot Devil You Know, directed by Gus Van Sant.

Lance Coadie Williams' s credits include Sweat on Broadway and at The Public Theatre; War and Shows for Days at Lincoln Center; and received an Obie Award for BootyCandy at Playwright's Horizons. His regional theatre credits include Sucker Punch, Marcus: or The Secret of Sweet at The Studio Theatre; The Convert at The Wilma Theatre; Fences, The Children's Hour, My Children! My Africa, Blues for an Alabama Sky at Everyman Theatre; Love's Fire and Shoot the Piano Player at The Berkshire Theatre Festival; The Oedipus Plays with The Shakespeare Theatre (Athens, Greece) and the title role of Hamlet with The Baltimore Shakespeare Festival. His television credits include The Wire, Elementary, High Maintenance and The Good Fight. Lance received a Bachelors of Fine Arts from Purchase College Conservatory of Theatre Arts and Film and is graduate of The Baltimore School for The Arts.

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Michelle Wilson's most recent stage appearance was in the Lincoln Center Theater's production of The Coast Starlight. She was also in the premiere production of Dominique Morisseau's Confederates at Signature Theater, for which Michelle received both Drama Desk and Drama League 2022 nominations for Outstanding Actress. Wilson originated the role of factory worker Cynthia in Sweat at The Public Theatre/Studio 54 Broadway. Michelle received a Tony Nomination (Actress in a Featured Role) in the Pulitzer Prize winning drama. More theatre credits include: The House That Will Not Stand, A Raisin in the Sun (Broadway), Detroit ’67, Follow Me to Nellie’s, Fahrenheit 451, Two Trains Running, The People Before the Park.   TV credits: Sara Jordan in Steven Speilberg’s (Apple TV) Amazing Stories, Signs of Life episode; Evil, Bull, The Good Fight, Blue Bloods, and Madame Secretary. She is featured in both HBO productions: Apollo Theater (documentary), and Ta-Nehisi Coates, Between the World and Me. Film credits: Sarita in Premature of Sundance Film Festival acclaim, as well as Pollok in The True Adventures of Wolfboy alongside Jaeden (Lieberher) Martell and John Turturro. Late January of 2022 found Michelle in three feature films: the Adrien Brody led film, Clean; The 2022 Sundance film, A Love Song starring Dale Dickie and Wes Studi; and A Shot Thru the Wall, written and directed by Aimee Long.

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