A Bright Room Called Day Tickets

On Broadway, Linda has starred in Death of a Salesman opposite Philip Seymour Hoffman, directed by Mike Nichols; Cabaret, directed by Sam Mendes; Life x 3 with John Turturro, Helen Hunt, and Brent Spiner; and 1776, again opposite Mr. Spiner. She has long collaborated with Tony Kushner, beginning with his play Homebody/Kabul. Her off-Broadway work also includes The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui opposite Al Pacino, and in premieres by Craig Lucas, Yasmina Reza, Kander and Ebb, A.R. Gurney, Peter Hedges, and Kushner. In London, she starred in The Master Builder at The Old Vic, opposite Ralph Fiennes. Linda has been nominated for three Tony Awards and has received an Obie Award, the Lucille Lortel Award, an Outer Critics Circle Award, a Backstage West Garland Award, two Chicago Jeff Awards, along with nominations for the Drama Desk, Drama League, LA Drama Critics and LA Ovation Awards, as well as a SAG Award nomination. Feature film work includes Causeway, The Unforgivable, Gemini Man, The Big Sick, Song to Song, Indignation, Three Generations, The Family Fang, Jenny’s Wedding, Oldboy, Stop-Loss, Across the Universe, North Country, City by the Sea, and Julie & Julia. Television: The Miniature Wife (upcoming, recurring), Only Murders in the Building (recurring; SAG Award Ensemble nominee), Death and Other Details (series regular), The Patient (series regular), Lodge 49 (series regular), and The Sopranos. Also recurring roles on multiple Law & Order series, as well as The Gilded Age, Madam Secretary, The Good Wife/The Good Fight, and Succession.

The Emmy nominated and Drama Desk Award-winning actor was most recently seen onstage in Broadway’s Once Upon a Mattress alongside Sutton Foster. Other past Broadway credits include Spamalot, Chicken & Biscuits, Grand Horizons, Torch Song, and How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. He delighted audiences in the one-man show Buyer & Cellar, which earned him a Lortel and Drama Desk Award Off-Broadway, as well as in Homos, Or Everyone in America (Obie Award winner), The Temperamentals (Lortel & Drama Desk Award winner), Angels in America, and Red Bull Theater's The Government Inspector. This Fall, he reunites with RBT for Shakespeare’s Richard II. He is the co-founder of Pride Plays, an annual LGBTQIA theater festival which took place in NYC and DC last month. On the small screen, he can currently be seen in AppleTV+’s Shrinking, for which he won a Critics Choice Award earlier this year, and has since been nominated for an Emmy Award. He’s also well known for his dynamic roles on Ugly Betty and Younger; and in the films Maestro, Single All the Way, and Goodrich. He is a graduate of Julliard.

LCT: Epiphany, Golden Boy, Awake and Sing! (Drama Desk Award). Broadway: Spamalot, All Shook Up, The Best Man, Guys & Dolls, Gypsy (Tony nomination), As Is (Obie Award), Torch Song Trilogy, Gemini. Off-Broadway: A Bright Room Called Day; Coriolanus (Bayfield Award); Indian Summer; Rocket to the Moon (Drama Desk nom); Middle of the Night; The Comedy of Errors; The Destiny of Me; The Winter’s Tale; God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater; Assassins.  National Tour: Angels in America (Joseph Jefferson, Helen Hayes Awards).  Film: Margaret, Intolerable Cruelty, Bait, A Time to Kill.  Television: Girls5Eva, Veep, At Home with Amy Sedaris, Horace and Pete, Russian Doll, The Heart, She Holler.

Nikki M. James can currently be seen starring in Marvel’s Daredevil: Born Again alongside Charlie Cox and Vincent D’Onofrio. Additional television credits include series regular roles on Proven Innocent from producer Danny Strong, Braindead from Michelle and Robert King, her recurring role on the Apple TV+ series Severance as well as appearances on Modern Love, Instinct, Bull, The Good Wife and The Good Fight. As a director, she has helmed episodes of The Good Fight and The Bite. Film credits include Spoiler Alert: The Hero Dies opposite Jim Parsons and Sally Field, Lucky Stiff and The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby. On stage, she most recently starred in the Tony Award winning musical Suffs. Her performance received Tony and Drama League nominations and the show was filmed live for Great Performances on PBS. She most notably originated the role of Nabalungi in the Broadway hit musical, The Book of Mormon, for which she won the Tony for Best Featured Actress in a Musical. Additional Broadway credits include the 2014 revival of Les Miserables, All Shook Up and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Off-Broadway she has been seen in The Public Theatre’s revival of Tony Kushner's A Bright Room Called Day as well as summer productions of Twelfth Night and Julius Caesar at the Delacorte Theatre. She was part of Lincoln Center Theatre’s productions of Bernarda Alba and Preludes. For the Encores! Series at City Center, she has headlined productions of The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Chameleon Skin, House of Flowers and I Married An Angel. Regional theatre highlights include the La Jolla Playhouse revival of The Wiz and a season at the Stratford Festival in Canada performing in Romeo and Juliet and in Caesar and Cleopatra alongside Christopher Plummer.

Estelle Parsons has enjoyed a five-decade Broadway career, including Tony-nominated performances in The Seven Descents of Myrtle, Miss Margarida's Way and Morning's at Seven. Since turning 80, she has starred in August: Osage County, Good People, Nice Work If You Can Get It and The Velocity of Autumn. Parsons won an Academy Award for the role of Blanche Barrow in Bonnie and Clyde.

Michael Esper has originated roles on Broadway and off in Appropriate (Hayes Theater); The Last Ship (Ahmanson); American Idiot (St. James Theatre); The Lyons (Vineyard Theatre); The Intelligent Homosexual's Guide... (The Public Theater); Lazarus (NY/West End); A Bright Room Called Day (Public); Big Bill (LCT); The Four of Us (MTC); The Agony and the Agony, Assistance, and Crazy Mary (all at Playwrights Horizons). Other plays include A Man for All Seasons (Roundabout), Suburbia (Second Stage), The Glass Menagerie (West End), Tales from Red Vienna (MTC), and Long Day's Journey into Night (Dublin Theatre Festival). In television, series regular roles include Trust (FX) and Do No Harm (NBC). Recurring roles include the Amazon series Fallout, and the recently released Peacock limited series Devil In Disguise: John Wayne Gacy and Showtime's Nurse Jackie. Other select television credits include The Outsider, Ray Donovan, Florida Man, The Family and Shades of Blue. Film credits include Pavements (dir. Alex Ross Perry), Griffin In Summer (dir. Nicholas Colia), Beau is Afraid (dir. Ari Aster), The Creator (dir. Gareth Edwards), Resurrection (dir. Andrew Semans), Ben is Back (dir. Peter Hedges), Runner Runner (dir. Brad Furman), Frances Ha(dir. Noah Baumbach), All Good Things (dir. Andrew Jarecki) and A Beautiful Mind (dir. Ron Howard).

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Off-Broadway: A Bright Room Called Day (Zillah; Antonyo Award nomination), Ain’t No Mo’ (Passenger 5, Lucille Lortel Award), The Public Theater; Bull in a China Shop (Felicity), Lincoln Center Theater; Little Children Dream of God (Madison), Roundabout Theater. Regional: The Taming of the Shrew (Petruchio), Chicago Shakespeare Theater; A Sign of the Times (Tanya), Delaware Theatre Company. TV: Law and Order: SVU (Aneeka Coleman), The Last O.G. (T’era). Film: Goodnight Mommy (Sandy Liddell), Amazon Studios; Frank and Azalee Austin (Azalee, Craft Acting Award). Education: MFA, Tisch Graduate Acting, New York University; BFA, Acting, Western Michigan University. Actors’ Equity Association member.

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