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Brandon Victor Dixon recently starred on Broadway as Aaron Burr in Hamilton. On screen, he was most recently seen as Collins in the in Rent on Fox and also starred as Judas in NBC's Jesus Christ Superstar Live, for which he received an Emmy nomination. He received a 2016 Tony nomination for his performance as Eubie Blake in Shuffle Along. He also nabbed a Tony nod for his role as Harpo in The Color Purple and a win as a producer for the 2014 revival of Hedwig and the Angry Inch. Dixon appeared on Broadway as Berry Gordy in Motown: The Musical. His off-Broadway credits include Rent and The Scottsboro Boys.

Marc Kudisch was last seen on Broadway in Finding Neverland. He has been nominated for the Tony Award three times, first for Thoroughly Modern Millie (Drama Desk and Outer Critics nominations as well), then for Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Outer Critics nomination as well) and for 9 To 5 (Drama Desk Award Nomination as well). His other Broadway credits include Hand to God, The Apple Tree, Assassins (Drama Desk nomination) Bells Are Ringing, the Public Theatre’s production of The Wild Party, The Scarlet Pimpernel, High Society, Beauty and the Beast and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Off-Broadway credits include Fucking A (Signature Theatre), Anatomy Theatre (Prototype Festival), The Wayside Motor Inn (Signature Theatre), Hand To God (MCC), The Holiday Guys, The Blue Flower (Second Stage) The Minister’s Wife (Lincoln Center Theater), The Glorious Ones (Lincoln Center Theater), See What I Wanna See (Drama Desk nomination; Public Theatre) and The Pirates Of Penzance (New York City Opera). Marc created the evening Baritones Unbound which he’s previously performed in Boston and in Chicago. Other regional credits include Wonderful Town (L.A. Opera), Tartuffe (Westport Playhouse), Terrence McNally’s Golden Age (Helen Hayes Award nom.; Kennedy Center), Sycamore Trees (Helen Hayes Award) and in the American premiere of The Witches of Eastwick – both at The Signature Theatre Company. His television and film credits include The Tick, Mindhunter, Billions, House of Cards, Unforgettable, Power, Person of Interest, Blue Bloods, Best Man In The Dark, Smash, Break-In and Bye Bye Birdie.

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Joaquina Kalukano received the 2022 Tony and Drama Desk Awards for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Musical for her extraordinary performance as Nelly O’Brien in Paradise Square. She received a 2020 Tony Award nomination for her performance in the critically acclaimed Broadway production of Slave Play. For that production, she also received an Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Actress and Broadway.com listed her as one of the top five performers (male or female) of the year. Joaquina is a 2021 SAG Award nominee for Cast in a Motion Picture for her role as Betty X opposite Kingsley Ben-Adir in Regina King’s directorial debut, One Night in Miami. Additionally, she recurred on the HBO series, Lovecraft Country. Other TV credits include Ava DuVernay’s Netflix series, When They See Us, and Robin Roberts Presents: Mahalia, directed by Kenny Leon. Additional Broadway credits include: The Color Purple, Holler If Ya Hear Me, and Godspell.

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Elizabeth Stanley recently starred in the world premiere of the new musical Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morissette, Diablo Cody, and Glen Ballard, directed by Diane Paulus at A.R.T. She previously appeared on Broadway in the revival of On the Town (Drama Desk Nomination), Million Dollar Quartet, Cry-Baby, and the Tony Award-Winning revival of Company as well as the First National Tours of The Bridges of Madison County and Xanadu. On television, Elizabeth can be seen in NOS4A2 (upcoming), FBI, The Get Down, The Affair, Black Box, Made in Jersey, Fringe, The Chappelle Show and PBS Great Performances – Company.

Off-Broadway: Mrs. Warren’s Profession (Gingold Theatrical Group), F*cking A (Signature Theatre), Pericles (dir. Trevor Nunn, Theatre for a New Audience), Volpone (Red Bull Theater). Regional: Miss You Like Hell (Center Stage), The Guard (City Theatre), Julius Caesar (Shakespeare Festival of St. Louis), Othello (Shakespeare Theatre of NJ), Electra (Hartford Stage), PaulRobeson (TheaterWorks), Ajax (dir. Peter Sellars, American National Theater), Gal Baby (dir. Kenny Leon, Alliance Theater).  Television: Search Party (HBO Max), Elementary (CBS), Ed (NBC), Third Watch (NBC), Soul Food (Showtime).

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