A five-time Emmy Award winner, Larroquette is best known for starring as attorney Dan Fielding on the '80s law comedy Night Court. He later starred in his own sitcom, The John Larroquette Show and received an Emmy for his guest performance on The Practice. Larroquette made his Broadway debut as J.B. Biggley in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, a role that earned him Drama Desk and Tony Awards.

Will Swenson is known as one of Broadway’s most versatile leading men and has been seen on Broadway in roles across a wide character spectrum. Will received critical acclaim for his performance as the subversive hippie Berger in the 2009 revival of Hair for which he received Tony, Drama Desk and Drama League Nominations. He went on to perform the role in London’s West End as well. He starred as Inspector Javert in the 2014 revival of Les Miserables, and played the conflicted drag queen Tick in Priscilla: Queen of the Desert, (Drama League Nomination). In Waitress Will performed opposite the show’s creator Sara Bareilles. Other Broadway: Disaster!, Lestat, Brooklyn: The Musical, and his sentimental favorite 110 in the Shade: the production where he met his wife, actress Audra McDonald. Off-Broadway favorites include the recent revival of Assassins, Nantucket Sleighride, and Jerry Springer: The Opera for which he won an Obie Award. Will originated the role of Tom in Murder Ballad, and also created the role of Stacey Jaxx in the original Off-Broadway production of Rock of Ages. Other favorites include Little Miss Sunshine, Adrift in Macao, Two Gentlemen of Verona, and Pericles. Tours and Other: Miss Saigon, We Will Rock You, Camelot with the NY Philharmonic, Pirates of Penzance, Moon for the Misbegotten, The Royal Family of Broadway. Film & Television: Will played Philo Barnum in the movie musical The Greatest Showman, and can be seen in the feature films This is Where I Leave You, The Kitchen and The Switch. Will spent a season on the Netflix series The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina as the evil Professor Carcosa. He played opposite his wife in the Covid/Zombie thriller series The Bite. He has guest-starred on Law & Order (SVU & CSI), The Good Wife, No Tomorrow, and The Code. He played Henry Donnenfeld on the Netflix crime drama series “Hit and Run”, and later this year will be seen as the father of the Vampire clan The Fairmont’s in the new Netflix drama First Kill. Some of Will’s earliest memories involve listening to his Dad’s 8-track copy of “Hot August Night”. Will can’t remember not having most of Neil Diamond’s songs permanently imprinted on his brain. And he’s super happy about that.

Douglas Sills earned a 1998 Best Actor Tony nomination for his Broadway debut performance in the title role of The Scarlet Pimpernel. His other Broadway credits include Little Shop of Horrors, Living on Love and War Paint, and he toured as Gomez in The Addams Family.

Adam Chanler-Berat's originated both Peter in Peter and the Starcatcher and Henry in Next to Normal on and off Broadway. He has also been seen on Broadway in Amelié. Other off-Broadway credits include The Fortress of Solitude (The Public Theater, Lortel nomination Best Actor), Fly by Night (Playwrights Horizons), Rent (New World Stages) and My Favorite Year (York). He's been seen on the web series It Could Be Worse and on television in Elementary, Veep, The Good Wife, Doubt. 

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Tina Benko recently appeared in Becky Nurse of Salem at Lincoln Center Theater and Claudia Rankine’s Help at The Shed. Broadway credits include The Rose Tattoo, The Crucible, and The Cherry Orchard. Other credits include Spindle Shuttle Needle for Clubbed Thumb, Eureka Day for Colt Coeur, Describe the Night for Atlantic Theatre, and Scenes from a Marriage at New York Theatre Workshop. TV and film includes Kaleidoscope, FBI: Most Wanted, The Other Two, Raising Kanan, Monsterland, Fair Market Value, Mapplethorpe, and The Scottish Play.

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The child of a Trinidadian father and Tobagonian mother, Stacey Sargeant was born & raised in the East New York section of Brooklyn. She is a graduate of LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and the Performing Arts and received her BFA in musical theater from Syracuse University. Stacey can currently be seen in the critically acclaimed Netflix film, The Forty Year Old Version, and in the third season of Nat Geo's, Genius: Aretha as Dinah Washington. She most recently guest starred and recurred on CBS’ “Blue Bloods” and “Bull,” respectively. Sargeant received Drama Desk, Drama League, and Lucille Lortel nominations for her work in the NYTimes Critic's Pick, Rags Parkland Sings the Songs of the Future at Ars Nova. She is the recipient of the South Korea Daegu International Musical Festival's Best Supporting Actress Award, as well as New York Musical Theatre Festival’s Outstanding Individual Performance Award. In addition, her filmmaking debut, Though I'm Not Perfect, a documentary short about the physical and psychological dangers of the ballet world to young girls, won the Honolulu Film Award for Best Educational Film. Credits include: Film: Come Sunday, Top Five, Obvious Child; TV: Blue Bloods, Bull, Elementary, The Blacklist, Gossip Girl, Glee, Law & Order: SVU; Theater: Nantucket Sleigh Ride (Lincoln Center Theater), Homos, Or Everyone in America (Labyrinth), Two Gentlemen of Verona and the all-female The Taming of the Shrew (Delacorte Theatre), Eclipsed (Public Theater, Curran, Yale Rep, McCarter Theatre (workshop)), Our Lady of Kibeho and Big Love (Signature Theatre), Legally Blonde (1st Nat’l Tour).

Jordan Gelber has appeared on Broadway in Sunday in the Park with George, Elf (Buddy), All My Sons, Avenue Q (original cast, Outer Critics Circle Award). Off-Broadway credits include Nantucket Sleigh Ride, 2000 Years, The Joke, Birth and After Birth, Avenue Q. Film: star of Dark Horse, The Kitchen, Bleed For This, Pelham, Before The Devil Knows You're Dead, Everyday People (IFP/Gotham Award nominee), Riding in Cars With Boys, Changing Lanes. TV: Elementary, Mr. Robot, Mindhunter, Insatiable, Boardwalk Empire, Nurse Jackie, Rescue Me, Ugly Betty, every Law & Order series, The Sopranos, 100 Centre Street. BA, Stanford University; MFA, NYU Tisch Graduate Acting (Laura Pels Award).

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