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Denzel Washington is the most lauded stage and screen actor of his generation. His unforgettable performances have garnered him two Academy Awards, a Tony Award, three Golden Globe Awards, and countless other awards. He received his first Academy Award for the historical war drama Glory (1989) and his second for the crime drama Training Day (2001). In addition, he has received Academy Award nominations for his performances in Cry Freedom (1987), Malcolm X (1992), The Hurricane (1999), Flight (2012), and August Wilson’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Fences, in which he reprised his Tony Award-winning role opposite Viola Davis. Most recently he was nominated for an Academy Award for Roman J. Israel, Esq. (2017). Other notable credits include A Soldier’s Story (1984), Much Ado About Nothing (1993), Crimson Tide (1995), Devil in a Blue Dress (1995), Remember the Titans (2000), Inside Man (2006), The Great Debaters (2007), and American Gangster (2007). Mr. Washington’s professional acting career began in New York, where he performed in theatre productions such as Ceremonies in Dark Old Men and Othello. He rose to fame when he landed the role of Dr. Phillip Chandler in the NBC long-running hit television series St. Elsewhere. In 2016, he was selected as the recipient of the Cecil B. DeMille Lifetime Achievement Award at the 73rd Golden Globe Awards.

Jake Gyllenhaal has previously been seen on Broadway in Constellations (Drama League Award nomination) and Sunday in the Park with George. Off-Broadway: Little Shop of Horrors (Encores!), If There Is I Haven’t Found It Yet (Lucille Lortel and Drama League Award nominations). West End: This Is Our Youth (Evening Standard Theatre Award). Films include Wildlife, The Sisters Brothers, Stronger, Okja, Nocturnal Animals (BAFTA nomination), Nightcrawler (Golden Globe, BAFTA and SAG nominations), Brokeback Mountain (Academy Award nomination and BAFTA Award), Southpaw, Prisoners, Demolition, Enemy, Everest, End of Watch, Jarhead, Zodiac, Proof, The Good Girl, Moonlight Mile, Lovely and Amazing, October Sky, Source Code, Love & Other Drugs (Golden Globe nomination), Brothers and Donnie Darko. Upcoming films: Velvet Buzzsaw and Spider Man: Far From Home. Sea Wall/A Life marks Gyllenhaal’s third collaboration with playwright Nick Payne.

Molly Osborne has emerged as one of England’s most promising up- and-coming young actresses who has been called “remarkable” and “a true rising star” of the London stage by the Evening Standard. A native of Wivenhoe in Essex, Osborne moved to London at the age of 18 to study musical theater at the renowned Trinity Laban School of Music and Dance. Shortly after graduating in 2018, she made her West End debut as Tzeitel in Trevor Nunn’s Olivier Award-winning revival of Fiddler on the Roof. In 2021, she returned to the Menier Chocolate Factory as Chana in Pulitzer Prize winner Paula Vogel’s Indecent. The production, directed by Tony Award winner Rebecca Taichman, reopened that venerated theater after the COVID lockdown. Most recently, she starred opposite Jamie Parker in the world premiere musical adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Curious Cast of Benjamin Button directed by Jethro Compton at the Southwark Playhouse in London. Variety heralded her performance as Elowen as “hauntingly sung, wonderfully grounded, and quick witted.” Earlier this year, she appeared in the adaptation of Sara Ryan’s memoir Laughing Boy, which had its world premiere at the Jermyn Street Theatre. In addition to her extensive theater credits, Osborne can also be seen on television in PBS’s Call The Midwife and in the upcoming Amazon Prime series Anansi Boys created by Neil Gaiman.

Andrew Burnap was recently seen in A24's psychological horror The Front Room, in the Apple TV+ series WeCrashed, and as Joseph Smith in the FX on Hulu limited series Under the Banner of Heaven. Other credits include Dear Edward, Instinct, and independent features Spare Room and The Chaperone. Theater credits include Matthew Lopez’s The Legend of Georgia McBride, the premiere of Nicky Silver’s This Day Forward, ‘Troilus’ in The Public Theater/Shakespeare In The Park production of Troilus & Cressida, and King Lear for Shakespeare in the Park. Burnap earned his BFA from the University of Rhode Island and his MFA from Yale School of Drama, where he was awarded the Herschel Williams Prize for Outstanding Ability in Acting

Broadway: Our Town; Camelot. Off-Broadway/NY: Othello; Light Shining in Buckinghamshire; The Artificial Jungle; The Unexpected Guest. Regional: Titus Andronicus; The Taming of The Shrew; Vanity Fair; Henry V; The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (nat’l tour); Our Town. TV & Film: “Survival of The Thickest” (Bruce); The Gilded Age; New Amsterdam; Homeland; Broad City; The Knick; Time After Time; The 76th Annual Tony Awards; Half Life; Desert In; Mapplethorpe; The Shallow Tale

Broadway: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Machinal. Off-Broadway credits include 12 productions with the Public Theater, most recently playing Polonius in last summer's Hamlet in Central Park directed by Kenny Leon. Also: Timon of Athens (TFANA), The Most Deserving (Women's Project), Falling (Minetta Lane), The Picture of Dorian Gray (Irish Rep). Film and TV credits include: The Last Thing Mary Saw, Salt, Invisible Sign, Godzilla, The Good Fight, Bull, Murder of a President, Law & Order (all the flavors), Chappelle's Show, and Queen's Supreme. As a guitarist, he composed and performed a live score for Michael Gaston’s solo show Low Expectations (Theater Aspen & Theatreworks Silicon Valley). Pearce received his MFA from NYU and a 2017 Lunt-Fontanne Fellowship for excellence in acting. 

Broadway: Marianne Lane in Girl from the North Country (OBC), Nessarose in Wicked (20th Anniversary Cast), Jane in A Bronx Tale, Home (Roundabout), Beautiful: The Carole King Musical. National Tour: Sarabi in Disney’s The Lion King, Regional: Zoe in The Niceties (Milwaukee Rep). Television appearances include East New York (CBS), That Damn Michael Che (HBO Max), Inside Amy Schumer (Paramount +).

Neal Bledsoe is a versatile performer and creator whose work spans theater, film, television, performance art, and journalism. His stage career includes an Ovation Award-nominated performance in Michael Arden's production of The Pride at The Wallis Annenberg Center, the creation of The Count in Stephen Wadsworth's The Figaro Plays at the McCarter Theater, and the title role in Antony and Cleopatra at Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival. He previously appeared on Broadway as an understudy in Impressionism, working alongside Jeremy Irons, Joan Allen, Andre De Shields, and Marsha Mason under the direction of Jack O'Brien. On television, Bledsoe has built an impressive body of work including roles in acclaimed series such as “The Man in the High Castle,” “The Last Tycoon,” “Shameless,” and “Smash.” His film work spans studio features like Revolutionary Road and Sex and the City 2, as well as award-winning independent films including Junction, West End, and After The Sun Fell. Next year, he will be seen in Kathryn Bigelow's upcoming Netflix film opposite Rebecca Ferguson. As a journalist, Bledsoe has contributed to Variety, Men's Health, and Sports Illustrated since 2014, where his series The Delicate Moron chronicled his remarkable attempt to play professional football for the LA KISS. He's also a narrator for The New York Times, having also read work for The New Yorker, The Atlantic, Outside, and many more. His artistic collaborations include work with Jon Kessler on The Web, exhibited in New York City and at the Museum Tinguely in Basel, Switzerland, and with avant-garde artist Mark Flood in his surreal film Art Fair Fever in Austin, TX. He is also a filmmaker, author, and poet; a proud graduate of both UNCSA's School of Drama (BFA '05) and member of The Actors Center; has played the occasional Christmas Prince, and was once even an Old Spice Man.

Julee Cerda  returns to Broadway as Cassio’s love interest, Bianca, in Othello. She was previously seen on stage portraying civil rights attorney, Edna Klein, in Mark Medoff’s Broadway production of Children of a Lesser God, also under the direction of Leon. Other favorite past roles include Ginny in Lydia R. Diamond’s regional production of Smart People at True Colors Theatre in Atlanta. Known for her powerful portrayal of diverse, empowered women, Cerda can be seen on screen as the formidable Evil Stepmother in Disney’s Descendants: The Rise of Red. Other film credits include Vacation Friend’s 2, Passengers, and The Intern. This year, audiences can look forward to seeing Julee co-star in the rom-com feature, Solo Mio, alongside Kevin James. Television show credits include The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers, Homeland, House of Cards, Blindspot, Marvel’s Iron Fist, and Showtime’s The Loudest. Based in London, Cerda is represented by the Artist International Group, Stewart Talent, and United Agents.

Seen most recently as Mr. Farr in This Land Was Made (Vineyard Theatre), and “FBI: Most Wanted” (CBS). Broadway: Pretty Woman (Original Broadway Cast); Mean Girls, Cymbeline. Off-Broadway: Coal Country (Original Cast), Public Theater; Toni Stone (Original Cast at Roundabout Theatre);Cymbeline, Coriolanus, Merchant of Venice, Jew of Malta (TFANA). Regional and tours: A View from The Bridge, Goodman Theatre; The Darker Face of the Earth, OSF/Crossroads/Kennedy Center; Othello, The Acting Company. Television: East New York, Found, The Equalizer, Ordinary Joe, Billions, Daredevil, The Blacklist, Law & Order. Film: The Tender Bar; Boogie; ADDicted; Blood, Sand, and Gold; The Abandoned. AEA Union member since 1986. SAG/AFTRA New York President since 2021. Knight resides in Harlem.

Broadway: To Kill a Mockingbird (Ensemble). National Tours: Ed Boone in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time and Ted Narracott in War Horse both for the National Theatre. Regional and Off-Broadway: Macbeth with Frances McDormand at Berkeley Rep, Orpheus Descending with Maggie Siff at Theatre for a New Audience, Partnership at The Mint, the title role in Hamlet at The Denver Civic, Claudius in both Hamlet and the world premiere of Gertrude and Claudius at Orlando Shakes, Tybalt in Romeo and Juliet and Oliver in As You Like It both at the Folger, and others. Television: Blue Bloods, FBI: Most Wanted, The Punisher, Law & Order: SVU, Madam Secretary (recurring), The Blacklist, and others. 

Rob Heaps can recently be seen in a heavily recurring role on ABC’s Station19. Heaps also starred as fan favorite Nick Laren in the Netflix series Partner Track. Upcoming projects still to be released include Netflix's The Night Agent Season 2 and The Pitt. Best known for his starring role in Bravo series Imposters, Heaps recently played a leading role in USA’s Dare Me and recurred on NBC’s Good Girls opposite Mae Whitman. Appearing in a critical supporting role in Lydia Dean Pilcher’s Miss Atkins’ Army, Heaps’ other credits include And Then There Were None, Home Fires, Death in Paradise, Frankenstein and the Vampyre: A Dark and Stormy Night, and Life in Squares. Rob has also appeared in Law & Order: UK, What Remains, Gothic, and Doctors. On the big screen, Heaps starred in Jane Campion’s Bright Star alongside Ben Whishaw and Abbie Cornish. Additionally, Heaps has worked extensively in British theatre, most recently starring in While The Sun Shines at the Theatre Royal Bath.

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