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June Squibb made her Broadway debut in 1959 in the original production of Gypsy, where she played Electra, performing opposite Ethel Merman. Her career spans stage, screen, and television, with appearances on Broadway, off-Broadway, in regional theater, USO Tours, and cruise ships. She earned Academy Award, Golden Globe, and SAG nominations for her role in Alexander Payne’s Nebraska. Recent credits include the titular role in Thelma (Magnolia Pictures), Inside Out 2, and the upcoming Eleanor the Great, Scarlett Johansson’s directorial debut. Other film highlights include Alice, Martin Brest’s Scent of a Woman, Martin Scorsese’s Age of Innocence, In and Out, Meet Joe Black, About Schmidt, Hubie Halloween, Table 19, The Humans, Palmer, Family Squares, Godmothered, Soul, Palm Springs, Toy Story 4, Blow the Man Down, Lost & Found in Cleveland and the remake of the cult classic, Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead. Television appearances include Little America, Life and Beth, Little Ellen, Room 104, Good Girls, The Good Doctor, Grey’s Anatomy, Shameless, Big Bang Theory, Modern Family, Getting On, Mom, Triumph the Wonder Dog, Glee, Girls, Mike and Molly, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Judging Amy, and ER. She last appeared on Broadway in Waitress (2018) and is thrilled to return to the stage.

Cynthia Nixon is an Emmy®, Tony®, and Grammy® Award–winning actor, director, and producer whose career spans more than four decades in film, television, and theater. Best known for her work as ‘Miranda Hobbes’ in HBO's series Sex and the City, which earned her the first of two Emmy® Awards, Nixon also starred in, directed, and served as an EP on the show’s sequel And Just Like That…. She also stars in HBO's award nominated The Gilded Age, renewed for a fourth season in July 2025. Making her Broadway debut at 14 in The Philadelphia Story, Nixon has appeared in more than 40 plays, including 13 on Broadway. She previously appeared at the Helen Hayes in Alfred Uhry’s The Last Night of Ballyhoo. Nixon has earned four Tony nominations, winning for David Lindsay-Abaire’s Rabbit Hole and Lillian Hellman’s The Little Foxes. Recent stage work includes Jordan Seavey’s The Seven Year Disappear, where she played eight characters to critical acclaim. She has also directed productions for The New Group and other companies, earning multiple award nominations. Nixon’s memorable screen roles include Little Darlings; Amadeus; Stockholm, Pennsylvania; and Terence Davies’ A Quiet Passion, in which she played Emily Dickinson. She received a Golden Globe nomination for Netflix’s Ratched and praise for portraying Nancy Reagan in Killing Reagan. Politically active for decades on abortion access, cancer awareness, public school funding, and LBGTQ equality, Nixon ran for Governor of NY State in 2018. She lives in New York City with her wife, Christine Marinoni. They have three children.

Danny Burstein has appeared in 20 Broadway shows, including: Gypsy, Pictures From Home; Moulin Rouge, for which he received the Tony Award for playing Harold Zidler; Doolittle in My Fair Lady; Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof; Herr Schultz in Cabaret; Max in The Snow Geese; Tokio in Golden Boy; Buddy Plummer in Follies; The Taxi Driver in Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown; Luther Billis in South Pacific; Aldolpho in The Drowsy Chaperone (Ovation Award nomination); Company; A Class Act; Titanic; and three seasons as an original company member of Tony Randall’s National Actors Theater: Three Men on a Horse, Saint Joan, The Seagull, A Little Hotel on the Side and The Flowering Peach. Off-Broadway includes: Nick Bottom in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Delacorte); Describe the Night (Atlantic); Talley’s Folly (Lucille Lortel Award nomination); Mrs. Farnsworth (opposite Sigourney Weaver & John Lithgow); Psych; All in the Timing; Merrily We Roll Along; Weird Romance; I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change, three appearances at Carnegie Hall as well as performing at the Metropolitan Opera as Frosch in the Jeremy Sams/Douglas Carter Beane production of Die Fledermaus.  Film/TV includes: Julia, Dora, Tokyo Vice, The Good Fight, Will Trent, Grease: Rise Of The Pink Ladies, Molli and Max in the Future, The Accidental Wolf, Gary Jr. Or Jesus of Framingham, Tick Tick Boom, Separation, F Is For Family, The Same Storm, Central Park, Dr. Death, Evil, Instinct, NCIS: New Orleans, Madam Secretary, The Blacklist, Tales of the City, Deception, Elementary, Indignation (directed by James Schamus), The Family Fang (directed by Jason Bateman), Blackhat, Boardwalk Empire (directed by Martin Scorsese), Louie, The Good Wife, Absolutely Fabulous, Ed, all the Law & Order series, Hope & Faith, Transamerica, Deception, Affluenza, American Milkshake, Nor’easter, Construction, The Sounding; and Trust, Greed, Bullets & Bourbon. He was honored with his own Sardi’s caricature in 2009. Mr. Burstein proudly served on the Artists Committee for the Kennedy Center Honors for 15 years and received his training at New York's famed H.S. of Performing Arts, the Moscow Art Theater, Queens College (BA) and the University of California, San Diego (MFA). In 2022, he was awarded the honorary degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, honoris causa, from Queens College. Burstein has received the Tony Award (7 nominations), the Drama League Award (3 nominations), two Drama Desk Awards (4 nominations), four Outer Critics Circle Awards (6 nominations), and three Grammy Award nominations.

Christopher Lowell is returning to Second Stage Theater where he made his Broadway debut in last season’s production of Leslye Headland’s Cult of Love. Other theatre credits include James in Cult of Love (Berkeley Rep), Bo in Jacuzzi (Ars Nova), Paul Bratter in Barefoot in the Park (Old Globe). Film work includes Oscar- winners Promising Young Woman (Al Monroe) and The Help (Stuart Whitworth, SAG Award, Critics Choice Award), Piz in Veronica Mars, Up In The Air, Perpetrator, Complete Unknown. TV includes Bash on GLOW (SAG nominations, Netflix), Jesse on How I Met Your Father (Hulu), Dell on Private Practice (ABC), Inventing Anna (Netflix), ROAR (Apple TV), Graves (Epix), and Enlisted (Fox).

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