Best known for his work on Grey’s Anatomy, Jesse Williams is a former high school teacher turned director, producer, entrepreneur, and activist. He began his acting career Off-Broadway directed by Edward Albee at The Cherry Lane Theatre. For his Broadway debut in 2022, portraying Darren Lemming (Second Stage), he earned a Tony nomination, a Drama League nomination, and two Broadway.com Awards: Favorite Featured Actor and Favorite Breakthrough Performance. He earned an Oscar in 2021 as Executive Producer of the short film Two Distant Strangers and is among the most impactful entrepreneurial faces in tech today, with three leading mobile apps on the market (Scholly, BLeBRitTY, and Ebroji). Williams received the BET Humanitarian Award in 2016 and recently starred alongside Owen Wilson in the Paramount+ film Secret Headquarters. He will soon be seen with Reese Witherspoon in Netflix’s Your Place or Mine.

Jesse Tyler Ferguson is the winner of a Tony Award and an Outer Critics Circle Award for his performance in Take Me Out. Broadway: On the Town, …Spelling Bee (Drama Desk Award), Fully Committed (Drama Desk Award). In addition to numerous off-Broadway credits, Ferguson has performed five seasons with The Public Theater’s Shakespeare in the Park, as well as The Producers and Spamalot at The Hollywood Bowl. Film/TV: Ivy + Bean (Netflix), Modern Family (5 Emmy Nominations, 4 SAG Awards, 4 People’s Choice Nominations), Cocaine Bear opposite Margo Martindale and Keri Russell (February 2023). Ferguson is the co-founder of Pronoun, a foundation fighting oppression in the LGBTQIA+ community.

Broadway: Cabaret, Brooklyn Boy. Off-Broadway: Bright Room Called Day (Public), Night Is a Room (Signature), Water by the Spoonful (2ST), Angels in America (Signature), The Orphans’ Home Cycle (Signature), Pig Farm (Roundabout), three seasons of The Public’s Shakespeare in the Park. TV: The Old Man, Ray Donovan: The Movie, Locke & Key, I Know What You Did Last Summer, The Alienist. Film: Dust (upcoming), Small Town Wisconsin, I’m Your Woman, The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Pit Stop. Training: University of Evansville, NYU Grad Acting.

Broadway and Off-Broadway: Hand to God, The Babylon Line (Lincoln Center), The Talls (Second Stage). TV/Film: The Good Fight, Bull (CBS), Sneaky Pete, Good Girls Revolt (Amazon), The Americans (FX), Forever (ABC), NYC 22 (CBS), Law & Order (NBC); Delivery Man (DreamWorks), Hair Brained, Hits, Cut Shoot Kill, Trouble, Staring at the Sun, Aardvark, South Mountain, Shelter in Solitude (2023).

Julian Cihi was born and raised in Tokyo, Japan. He has been seen on Broadway in Doctor Zhivago and Off-Broadway in Romeo and Juliet (CSC). His regional credits include A Month in the Country (Williamstown Theater Festival), Wild Goose Dreams (La Jolla Playhouse), and The Great Wave (Berkeley Rep). Julian has also performed in Japan, including RENT and a musical adaptation of As You Like It, all in Japanese. He has been seen on TV in Mr. Robot (USA), Gypsy (Netflix), Crashing (HBO), The Outpost (CW), The Tick (Amazon Prime). Education: Brown University (BA); NYU Grad Acting (MFA).

Broadway: Skeleton Crew (Drama Desk, Outer Critics, Antonyo nominations), Jitney, All the Way, Clybourne Park, Enron, Prelude to a Kiss. Off-Broadway: The Piano Lesson (Obie, Theatre World, AUDELCO awards), The First Breeze of Summer, Day of Absence, Detroit ’67, Peter and the Starcatcher, TFANA’s Julius Caesar. TV: For Life, Evil, Public Morals, Manifest, The Get Down, The Accidental Wolf,”' The Quad, Mrs. America, The Americans. 52nd Street Project Volunteer. Member of Actors Equity Association.

New York credits include: The New Yorkers (Encores!), Macbeth (Lincoln Center). Select Regional: Spike in Vanya and Sonia and... (Old Globe, Huntington), Comedy of Errors (Hartford Stage), The Glass Menagerie (Barrington Stage), Sparrowgrass (Trinity Rep.); TV Credits: The Good Wife (CBS), Elementary (CBS); Select Film: The Chaperone, A Rainy Day in New York and Nighthawks. MFA: Brown/Trinity Rep. As always, thanks Paige.

Eduardo will be making his Broadway debut in Take Me Out. His TV credits include Alternatino with Arturo Castro (Comedy Central), The Deuce (HBO), Kevin Can Wait (CBS), and Inside Amy Schumer (Comedy Central). His theatre credits include, Vanya, Sonya, Masha, and Spike (Hampton Theatre Company), and Bodas de Sangre (E3Outlaws/United Productions, Premios ACE “Best New Actor” winner for the role of Leonardo). Education: BA, Ursinus College

Carl Lundstedt makes his Broadway debut in Take Me Out. He has appeared on film in Joker (Warner Bros.). Carl’s TV credits include Manifest (NBC), Marvel’s Cloak and Dagger (Freeform), Grey’s Anatomy (ABC), and Conviction (ABC). He appeared regionally in the World Premiere of Reverberation by Matthew Lopez (Hartford Stage, Connecticut Critics Circle Nomination for Best Supporting Actor, Connecticut Critics Circle Winner for Best Newcomer). Education: BFA, Carnegie Mellon University.

Hiram Delgado will make his Broadway debut in Take Me Out. He has appeared off-Broadway in Agnes (59E59) and regionally at Williamstown Theatre Festival. Hiram’s film and TV credits include The Code, Madame Secretary, and The Vessel. Education: BA, University of Puerto Rico: MFA, NYU Graduate Acting.

Ken Marks has appeared on Broadway in Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark (Uncle Ben), Airline Highway, Spring Awakening, Rock N’Roll, Hairspray (Wilbur Turnblad), After the Fall, Mamma Mia (OBC), Present Laughter and Dancing at Lughnasa. Off-Broadway, Ken has appeared as The Colonel in Father Comes Home from the Wars (Public Theater), Bethany (Women’s Project), Editor Webb in Our Town (Barrow Street), Stage Kiss (Playwrights Horizons), Orson’s Shadow (Barrow Street) and Stuff Happens (Public Theater). His TV credits include recurring roles on Elementary, The Exorcist, Life on Mars, and The Tick, and guest stars on Billions, Blue Bloods, The Good Wife, Madam Secretary and various Law & Order episodes. Ken’s film credits include The Confession, The Wackness, Step-Up 3D, Kelly & Cal, Henry’s Crime and Blood Stripe.

Previously best known for his play, The Three Days of Rain a Pulitzer finalist his most recent play Take Me Out has edged up his name recognition even further with successful runs in London, off-Broadway and the Great White Way.

Ellis first gained attention when he created and directed off-Broadway's And the World Goes 'Round in 1991 and then became Associate Artistic Director of The Roundabout Theatre Company in 1998.

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