Debra Messing is best known for her role on NBC’s Emmy Award-winning and Golden Globe-nominated comedy series Will & Grace. In the Fall of 2017, Messing reprised her role as Grace Adler after 11 years on NBC’s revival of Will & Grace alongside the entire original creative team, and currently in its second season. The first reprised season of Will & Grace premiered on Thursday, September 28, 2017 to more than 10 million viewers, prompting an early Season 2 and Season 3 pickup. Recently, Messing has been nominated for a 2019 Golden Globe Award in the category of “Best Performance by an Actress in a TV Series – Musical or Comedy,” as well as a 2019 Critics’ Choice Award in the category of “Best Actress in a Comedy Series” on behalf of her role. Messing has won an Emmy Award and received an additional 4 Emmy nominations, as well as a collective total of 7 Golden Globe Award nominations for her role as Grace Adler. 

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.

Enrico Colantoni continues to distinguish himself as an actor who consistently showcases his talent in the world of film and television. Last year he starred in some high-profile projects. He reprised his original role as Keith Mars, father of the title character Veronica Mars, in Hulu’s mega popular revival series. Then, he appeared as Bill Isler, former President & CEO of The Mr. (Fred) Rogers Company opposite Tom Hanks in the critically acclaimed Sony feature, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood. He recently wrapped the family dance drama Feel The Beat for Netflix. Also upcoming is Kill Chain, opposite Nicolas Cage. He has also created some iconic roles including Mathesar, leader of the Thermians in the sci-fi comedy hit Galaxy Quest, and womanizing photographer Elliot DiMauro in the long-running NBC sitcom Just Shoot Me. Colantoni received a 2019 Canadian Screen Award nomination for Guest Actor/Drama in Travelers, and has recently appeared in series like The Good Fight, Madam Secretary, iZombie, Hot in Cleveland, Warehouse 13 and American Gothic. He also starred on the CBS series “Flashpoint,” the telefilm “House of Versace,” Tom Hanks’ produced miniseries “The Kennedy’s,” (where he portrayed J. Edgar Hoover) and Bad Blood, the six-part Netflix series based on the best-selling book Business of Blood: Mafia Boss Vito Rizzuto’s Last War. On the big screen, he has appeared in films such as Stigmata, opposite Patricia Arquette, Steven Spielberg’s A.I. Artificial Intelligence and the Stephen Soderbergh thriller Contagion – which reunited him with his Full Frontal director. Colantoni has also enjoyed success as a writer/director with two short films – The Bike and Issues – the latter of which premiered at the Toronto Film Festival. He also directed two episodes of iZombie after appearing on the show. Colantoni has an illustrious theatre background as well, after graduating from the Yale School of Drama, where he received their prestigious Carol Dye Award. His theatre credits include the premiere Neil LaBute’s The Distance from Here at the Almeida in London, The Merry Wives of Windsor at the New York Shakespeare Festival’s Delacorte Theater in Central Park, Arabian Nights at the Manhattan Theatre Club, The Triumph of Love at the Guthrie Theatre and Dracula at San Diego’s famed Old Globe Theatre. He also played the title role in Shakespeare’s Macbeth at the Matrix Theater and Uncle Vanya at the Lillian Theatre in Los Angeles. Born in Toronto to Italian immigrant workers, Colantoni remains loyal to his roots as an avid fan of both the Toronto Maple Leafs and Italian food. During his time on Flashpoint, he became very involved with the stories of first responders and has given his time to the cause, including working with the charity Heroes Are Human, which helped and educated those everyday heroes in dealing with PTSD. He also produced a documentary called The Other Side of the Hero about the same topic.

Crystal Finn makes her Broadway debut in Birthday Candles. Roundabout: Bobbie Clearly and Kingdom Come. Off-Broadway: Plano (Clubbed Thumb), Villa (PlayCo), Pocatello and Antlia Pneumatica (Playwrights Horizons), The New Englanders (MTC) Summer Shorts (59E59), Bird in the Hand (Fulcrum), Washed up on the Potomac (The Pool). King Phillip’s Head, Five Genocides, Luther, La Brea, 16 Words or Less, The Pool Skimmer, Biz Ideas all with Clubbed Thumb where she is an affiliated artist. TV/Film: 16 Words or Less, The Tick (Amazon/Sony). BA: UC Berkeley. MFA from Brown/Trinity.

Susannah Flood has been seen on Broadway in The Cherry Orchard (Roundabout). Select Off-Broadway and NY includes Make Believe (Second Stage); The Effect, Tribes (Barrow Street); Scenes From A Marriage, Love & Information (NYTW); Mr. Burns (Playwrights Horizons); The Sonic Life of a Giant Tortoise (PlayCo); Fulfillment (The Flea); As You Like It (The Public/NYSF), Bird in the Hand (Fulcrum); Baby Scream Miracle and Plano, both for Clubbed Thumb, where she is an affiliated artist. TV: Kate Littlejohn on For The People (ABC/Shondaland), also Law & Order: SVU, Chicago Fire, Deadbeat and Mary Laws' upcoming Daylight Daycare (Annapurna for Hulu). Susannah is the voice of Laeticia Saltier on Julian Koster's podcast The Orbiting Human Circus (of the Air) (Night Vale Presents/WNYC). BA: UC Berkeley. MFA: Brown/Trinity. Go Bears.

Christopher Livingston was recently seen in The Great Society on Broadway and playing Wayne Williams on the Netflix series Mindhunter. At Roundabout Underground he was seen in Something Clean. Other New York credits include On the Grounds of Belonging, Party People, and The Urban Retreat at The Public Theater. He was also seen in Wilder Gone in Clubbed Thumb’s Summer Works, Julius Caesar at the Delacorte, Peerless at Cherry Lane and The Architecture of Becoming with Women's Project. Select regional theaters include The Williamstown Theatre Festival, Long Wharf, The McCarter, A.C.T., Yale Rep., Berkeley Rep, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Portland Center Stage and The Virginia Stage Company. Christopher received his BFA from Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University.

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