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Marylouise Burke has previously appeared on Broadway in Fish in the Dark, Into the Woods, Inherit the Wind and Is He Dead? She made her UK debut this winter in The National Theatre’s production of John. Other work in theatre includes Everybody and The Oldest Professionat the Signature Theatre; Ripcord, Kimberly Akimbo, Wonder of the World and Fuddy Meers at Manhattan Theatre Club; Imagining the Imaginary Invalid with Mabou Mines at La MaMa; The Savannah Disputation at Playwrights Horizons; Rx at Primary Stages; Love Loss and What I Woreat Westside Theatre; American Sligo at Rattlestick Theatre; The Chairs at the Pearl Theatre; Dark Ride and A Devil Inside at Soho Rep; Wintertime at Second Stage; Creature with Page 73/New Georges; A Parallelogram at Mark Taper Forum and Steppenwolf; Good People at Geffen Playhouse; The Importance of Being Earnest at Williamstown Theatre Festival; Suddenly Last Summer, Marvin’s Room and I Ain’t Yo’ Uncle at Hartford Stage; Dinner at Eight and When We Are Married at Long Wharf Theatre; Once in a Lifetime at La Jolla Playhouse; The Matchmaker at McCarter Theater; Spring Awakening, The Return of Pinocchio and The Lively Lad at New York Stage & Film; and the U.S. national tour of Lettice and Lovage. Her work in film includes Sideways, Prairie Home Companion, Sleepwalk With Me, Must Love Dogs, Ira and Abby, Mona Lisa Smile, Meet Joe Black, Angie and Series 7: The Contenders. Her television work includes Happy, Instinct, Longmire, The Mist, The Affair, 30 Rock, Crisis in Six Scenes, Alpha House, Hung, Law and Order and Hope and Faith. Marylouise Burke has won a Drama Desk Award for Fuddy Meers, a Drama Desk Nomination for Kimberly Akimbo, a 2013–14 Obie Award for Sustained Excellence of Performance and a Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by the Cast of a Motion Picture for Sideways.

Last seen in Broadway's The Front Page, Holland Taylor toured the country playing Ann Richards in the solo show Ann, which she also wrote. Her performance in the show on Broadway earned her a Tony nomination. She has also appeared on the Great White Way in Something Old, Something New, We Interrupt This Program and Butley. Her screen credits include The Practice (for which she won an Emmy), Two and a Half Men, The Truman Show and Legally Blonde.

Rachel Dratch is perhaps best known for her 7 years on “Saturday Night Live”, where she created many memorable characters including Debbie Downer. Other television credits include her recurring role on King of Queens where she played opposite Patton Oswalt as his girlfriend, Denise, and various roles on 30 Rock. She has lent her voice to many successful animated series including Fox’s Bob’s Burgers, the Warner Bros’ Harley Quinn and Tenn Titans Go! On the feature side, Rachel has appeared in Adam Sandler films such as Just Go With It and Click. More recently, Rachel has starred in Netflix’s Wine Country along with Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph, Tina Fey, Anna Gasteyer, and Paula Pell. She was also featured as corrupt parole officer Paula in season 10 of Showtime’s hit dramedy Shameless and as Linda Shuck on The Good Fight. In 2021, Rachel collaborated with former SNL co-star Ana Gasteyer to write and star in their parody of a Hallmark Christmas movie through Viacom/CBS, A Clüsterfünke Christmas.  Kicking off 2022, Rachel can be seen in I Love My Dad, premiering at this year’s SXSW festival.

Broadway debut, following BAM production. Originated roles in premieres of Lobby Hero (Lortel nomination), The Realistic Joneses, THIS, Ripcord, The True, The Remains (Hayes nomination), I’m Revolting, plus Sam Gold’s Othello, Ivo Van Hove’s Hedda Gabler, and Austin Pendleton’s Ivanov. Film and television includes: Flirting with Disaster, The Ice Storm, The Sixth Sense, A Price Above Rubies, Finding Forrester, Series 7, Detroit, Dirty Sexy Money, Six Feet Under, Madam Secretary.

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David Hyde Pierce  is an Emmy and Tony Award-winning actor and director currently appearing in Stephen Sondheim’s final musical, Here We Are, at The Shed. Additional Off-Broadway credits include The Visitor at The Public, Adam Bock’s A Life, Richard Greenberg’s The Maderati, Mark O’Donnell’s That’s It Folks! and John Kander and Greg Pierce’s musical, The Landing. Broadway acting credits include Hello, Dolly! (Tony nomination), The Heidi Chronicles, Spamalot, Curtains (Tony Award), Accent on Youth, La Bête, and Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike (Tony nomination). He directed Brian Hargrove and Barbara Anselmi’s musical It Shoulda Been You on Broadway, Vanya and Sonia at the Mark Taper Forum, David Lindsay-Abaire’s Ripcord for MTC, and a gangster-themed The Importance of Being Earnest at Williamstown Theatre Festival. Film credits include Bright Lights, Big City, Crossing Delancey, Little Man Tate, Sleepless in Seattle, Wolf, Nixon, Isn't She Great, Wet Hot American Summer, Full Frontal, Down With Love, A Bug's Life, Osmosis Jones, Treasure Planet, and The Perfect Host. Television credits include Norman Lear's political satire The Powers That Be, Dr. Niles Crane on Frasier (Emmy, SAG Awards), and Paul Child on Julia, currently streaming on MAX.

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