Carvel returns to Broadway following a Tony-nominated turn (which also earned him an Olivier Award) as Miss Trunchbull in Matilda. He took home his second Olivier for his performance in Ink. Other West End credits include Damned By Despair and Parade. His film credits include playing Lord Carmarthen in John Adams and Bamatabois in Les Misérables.

Previously seen on Broadway in After Miss Julie, Miller earned an Olivier for his turn in Frankenstein. He has won acclaim on the small screen for his role in the CBS crime drama Elementary.

David Wilson Barnes is making his MTC debut with Ink. Currently, David is staring as Phineas McCullough in the AMC western The Son. Recent film: Trial by Fire (dir. Edward Zwick), Miss Sloane (dir. John Madden), Bridge of Spies (dir. Steven Spielberg). Recent television: Madam Secretary, The Blacklist and the upcoming Fosse/Verdon, Hell on Wheels. Other theatre: The Lieutenant of Inishmore (Broadway), Othello (NYTW) and Becky Shaw (Drama Desk, Lortel and Evening Standard Theatre Award nomination).

Andrew Durant's Broadway credits include Ink, Head Over Heels, War Horse, Spring Awakening. West End: The Umbrellas of Cherbourg. Off-Broadway: The Robber Bridegroom (Roundabout), Gigantic (Vineyard), Love's Labour's Lost (The Public), The Wild Bride (St. Ann's Warehouse), The Burnt Part Boys (Playwrights Horizons). Tour: Kneehigh Theater Company. US: Berkeley Rep, Guthrie, Chicago Shakespeare. UK: Bristol Old Vic, Liverpool Everyman, the Asylum. Television: CBS' Madam Secretary (Guest Star), NCIS New Orleans (Guest Star), NBC’s Law and Order: Organized Crime (Guest Star). Apple TV: Servant (Recurring Guest). Film: One December Night, Here Today.

With MTC: Groundhog and Bad Habits. Broadway credits include Cyrano, The History Boys, Inherit the Wind, Urinetown, 42nd Street, Titanic, Tommy, Big River and Annie. Off-Broadway includes Rancho Viejo, Kin and Tumacho. Shakespeare in the Park: Tartuffe, The Winter’s Tale, Twelfth Night. Film and television includes Across the Universe, Spy Game, Welcome to the Dollhouse, The Love Letter, Requiem for a Dream, Quiz Show, Kinsey, Boardwalk Empire, 30 Rock, Blue Bloods, Curb Your Enthusiasm, 7 Seconds, Sneaky Pete, John Adams.

Theatre: Pipeline (Actors Theatre); Game On (The Kennedy Center); Sty of the Blind Pig (Theater Works Hartford). Film: BRUCE!!!! (Grand Jury Prize, Best Director ABFF, HBO Best Feature, Audience Award at MVAAFF), Farewell, Bodega, White Girl, The Normal Heart. Recent TV: Jessica Jones, It’s Bruno. Huge thanks to my parents, Cesa, Maggie Flanigan Studio, Headline Talent Agency and The Boothe Group. I wouldn’t be here without you. To my beloved Latina “Peanut” Bilbro. We are on Broadway! This one’s for you.

Broadway: The Ferryman, The Importance of Being Earnest, Waiting in the Wings. Off-Broadway, The Seafarer (Irish Rep), House and Garden (MTC). Selected regional: Guthrie Theatre, Westport Playhouse, Palm Beach Dramaworks, The Maltz, Shakespeare Theatre of N.J., The Old Globe. Various U.S. and BritishTV. British National Theatre and West End. He has acted and directed in Australia, New Zealand and China.

Broadway/Off-Broadway: Show Boat (NY Philharmonic); The Explorers Club (MTC); Grand Hotel (Encores!); Legally Blonde (OBC); Popcorn Falls; I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change. Regional: Beatsville (Asolo Rep); Chicago (Riverside Theatre); The Producers, Annie and 1776 (Paper Mill Playhouse); Radio City Christmas Spectacular (Nashville); Vanya, Sonya…; It’s a Wonderful Life; All in the Timing. Film/television: Boardwalk Empire, Tower Heist, Morning Glory. Audiobooks: Over 130 recordings including Herman Wouk’s The Winds of War (Audie nomination). 

Theatre: JUNK, When the Rain Stops Falling (Lincoln Center Theater); Six Degrees of Separation (Broadway); Enemy of the People (Manhattan Theatre Club); Man and Boy, Death Takes a Holiday, Mrs. Warren’s Profession (Roundabout Theatre Company); Uncle Vanya, Proof (McCarter Theatre, Princeton); Spamalot (tour and Broadway); The Sound of Music (Broadway); Nicholas Nickleby (Broadway); The Merchant of Venice (Broadway). Television and film includes House of Cards, Boardwalk Empire, Jessica Jones, The Last Tycoon, Birdman, Experimenter, Coming Through The Rye.

MTC: Saint Joan, Fuddy Meers, Overtime. Broadway: A Free Man of Color, Mary Stuart, The Coast of Utopia, A Small Family Business. Off-Broadway: two dozen credits include All in the Timing (Obie Award), Love Child, co-written with Daniel Jenkins. Recent: The Critic and The Real Inspector Hound (Emery Battis Award, Shakespeare Theatre Company, Guthrie Theater); Dying for It (Atlantic Theater Company); The Killer (TFANA). Films: over 20, from A League of Their Own to Jason Bourne. Recent television: Mr. Mercedes. Founding member, Fair Wage OnStage.

Broadway debut. Currently starring in Facebook Watch’s “Queen America” opposite Catherine Zeta-Jones. Recurring on: NBC’s The Night Shift, CW’s Life Sentence, WGN’s acclaimed series Underground and upcoming on Lifetime’s American Princess. Rana began her career as a dancer—prominently on the BBC show Dance X, leading her to open Rihanna’s (U.K.) Umbrella Tour. She was later cast as a series regular on the U.K. series Britannia High, where she also had a record deal with Universal Records.

Broadway debut. Theatre: Tom Stoppard’s The Hard Problem (LCT); Yes, Prime Minister (Geffen Playhouse); Gypsy of Chelsea (Studio 54, The Royal Court, Hudson Theatre). Films: Driven, Wanderland, Major Arcana, The Lake Effect, Factory Girl, Rabbit Fever, Alfie, What A Girl Wants. TV: series regular Mercy Street, Ringer, Boston Legal, Rake; also Madam Secretary, Strangers, Dietland, American Crime Story: Versace, Silicon Valley, You’re the Worst, Stalker, Sons of Anarchy, Damages, Dirt. BA: Brown University; MFA: LAMDA.

Broadway debut. Off-Broadway: Nathan the Wise (CSC). Regional: Bay Street Theatre, CenterStage, Guthrie Theater, Pioneer Theatre, Indiana Rep, The Kennedy Center. NYU: Plenty, The Three Sisters, Describe the Night (Rajiv Joseph world premiere), Mrs. Warren’s Profession, Landscape of the Body. TV: Gypsy (Netflix). 2007 Irene Ryan Award Winner. MFA: NYU Graduate Acting

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