Good Night, Oscar Tickets

Sean originated the title role in Good Night, Oscar last year at the Goodman Theater in Chicago. He is a three-time Emmy Award winning actor, host and producer. He is best known for his role as Jack McFarland on the NBC sitcom Will & Grace, for which he won a Primetime Emmy Award and four SAG Awards, along with six Golden Globe nominations. He is also known for his work on Broadway including An Act of God and Promises, Promises for which he received a Tony Award nomination for Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical. Hayes is the co-founder of Hazy Mills Productions, the television production company behind several hit shows such as Hot in Cleveland, Grimm, Hollywood Game Night, and History of Comedy. He currently co-hosts the #1 comedy podcast in the world, Smartless, as well as a second podcast, HypochondriActor.

Emily Bergl, a unique actress among her peers, is known for her ability to transform from role to role. With versatility across genres, she has had a flourishing career in television, film and theater. As a young actress understudying on Broadway, Emily was chosen from a nationwide casting call to play the lead in The Rage: Carrie 2, her very first job on camera. Wary of being typecast as a scream queen, she returned to the theater to play Juliet opposite Neil Patrick Harris, then starred in The Lion in Winter on Broadway opposite Laurence Fishburne and Stockard Channing. Emily’s roles on television are so transformative she is often unrecognizable from one character to the next: Alex Bornstein’s ditzy, resourceful sister in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, a hardnosed investigator on Mindhunter, and a gun toting, trailer park Chicago mother in Shameless. On Desperate Housewives, she shocked audiences as the suicidal housewife Beth Young. Other regular television roles include You, Dirty John, The Knick, American Crime, How to Get Away with Murder, Scandal, Grey’s Anatomy, Southland, Men in Trees, and The Gilmore Girls. True to her original roots, Emily has combined a thriving television career with equally diverse roles in the theater. She recently starred on Broadway opposite Sean Hayes in Goodnight Oscar, for which she was nominated for a Drama Desk award. Other Broadway appearances include The Ferryman, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof opposite Scarlett Johansson, and A Touch of the Poet opposite Gabriel Byrne. Off-Broadway she has starred in Shakespeare in the Park, and has originated roles in new works by Gina Gionfriddo, Christopher Shinn, and Wendy Wasserstein. She has played iconic parts in classic dramas from Moliere to Thornton Wilder at the Lincoln Center, the Roundabout Theater, and the Williamstown Theater Festival, among others. Perhaps Emily’s most unique career aspect is that she has reinvented herself as a cabaret singer. She has played the premier night clubs across the country from the Cafe Carlyle to Yoshi’s and made the last album to be recorded in the Oak Room, Emily Bergl Live at the Algonquin. Emily will be appearing opposite Jonathan Groff on Broadway in Just in Time this spring. She can also be seen in the upcoming film The History of Sound, starring Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor.

Off-Broadway credits: A Kid Like Jake (Lincoln Center), Recipe for Success With Chef Michael Denardi (NYC Fringe Festival) Chicago credits: Curious George Goes to War, Pants on Fire, Show Title Deemed Indecent by The FCC, From Fear to Eternity (The Second City). Film credits: Stranger Than Fiction, Rough Night, Things Heard and Seen, The Menu. TV credits: Veep, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Search Party, The President Show, Curb Your Enthusiasm, The Colbert Report, (Emmy, Peabody and Writers Guild Awards), Late Night with Seth Meyers, At Home with Amy Sedaris (Writers Guild Award). Radio/podcasts: NPR’s Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me!

Broadway: Fiddler on the Roof, Picnic. Off-Broadway: Actually, We’re F**ked (Cherry Lane Theatre), Sex Lives of Our Parents (Second Stage), The Gingerbread House (Rattlestick Theatre/stageFARM). Ben is perhaps best known as the star of Outsourced (NBC) & For the People (Shondaland/ABC). Additional TV: Inventing Anna, Law & Order: SVU, Younger, Mr. Robot, Ozark, The Good Wife, Modern Love, Evil Monsterland, Blindspot, God Friended Me, & Elementary. Film: Hope Springs, The Brass Teapot, Better Off Single, Landing Up, and Ask for Jane. Training: The Juilliard School, where he received the Michel and Suria Saint-Denis Prize.

Pronunciation: “struh-JE(H)-ski.” Broadway: The Great Gatsby (OBC); Good Night, Oscar. Off-Broadway: Jonah (Roundabout); Heroes of the Fourth Turning (Playwrights Horizons, Obie Special Citation). Film and TV: House of Dynamite, The Breakdown Parables, Evil, Billions, and Madam Secretary. As a singer/songwriter, his original music is available under the pseudonym “Barstow Drive” on most streaming services, and “John Zdrojeski” on Apple Music. Education: BU (BFA) and NYU (MFA). 

Marchánt Davis is a Brooklyn-based actor, writer and producer originally from Philadelphia, PA. Davis is currently on Broadway as Passenger Two in Jordan E. Cooper’s play, Ain’t No Mo’. Davis received Lucille Lortel and Audelco Award nominations for the play’s original off-Broadway run. Additional stage credits include Broadway’s The Great Society. Film: The Day Shall Come and A Journal For Jordan. Davis can next be seen starring across Sydney Sweeney in Tina Satter’s debut feature about whistleblower Reality Winner. Davis’s debut children’s book, A Boy and His Mirror, is forthcoming in January 2023. Davis holds an MFA from NYU's Graduate Acting Program.

Max Wyse has appeared on Broadway in Waitress, Deaf West’s Spring Awakening, and Lysistrata Jones, on tour in Wicked, and off-Broadway in the original casts of Ride the Cyclone, Bare (revival), Triassic Parq, and Lysistrata Jones. Regionally he has worked at Hartford Stage, Wallis Annenberg, Paper Mill Playhouse, Cleveland Play House, Maltz Jupiter, Huntington, Lyric Stage Company of Boston, and more. TV credits include The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, The Other Two, Iron Fist, Masters of Sex, NCIS: LA, The Bold and the Beautiful, Switched at Birth, Modern Family, Agent X, A to Z, Bad Judge, and Bored to Death, and his film credits include X/Y and Dating My Mother. He was a co-producer on What the Constitution Means to Me. As a creator, he was co-writer/star of off-Broadway’s A Commercial Jingle For Regina Comet, co-creator/star of the Emmy-nominated Indoor Boys, and co-director/writer of the upcoming feature film, Summoning Sylvia. He received his BFA from Boston University.

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