The Thanksgiving Play Tickets

D'Arcy Carden, who is making her Broadway debut, was nominated for an Emmy for her role as Janet in Mike Schur’s Emmy and Golden Globe-nominated series The Good Place. D’Arcy stars as Greta in the Amazon series A League Of Their Own, reimagined from the film classic. She recurs as Natalie on the Emmy Winning HBO series Barry. Additional film credits include Shotgun Wedding (Amazon), Bombshell (Lionsgate). Other TV credits include Broad City (Comedy Central), Veep (HBO), American Dad (Fox).

Katie Finneran is an acclaimed actress who has twice won the prestigious Tony Award, Drama Desk Award, and Outer Critics Circle Award for her breakout performances on stage. She won her first Tony Award as Best Featured Actress in a Play for the Broadway revival of Noises Off and received her second Tony Award as Best Featured Actress in a Musical for the revival of Promises, Promises. Her other Broadway performances include revivals of Annie, The Iceman Cometh, Cabaret, The Heiress, In The Summer House, On Borrowed Time, and It's Only a Play, as well as the original productions of The Thanksgiving Play, Mauritius, Proposals, My Favorite Year, and Two Shakespearean Actors. Off-Broadway appearances include At Home at the Zoo, A Fair Country, You Never Can Tell, Arms and the Man, Bosoms and Neglect, Pig Farm. Katie was most recently seen on television in Hulu's Up Here, Disney+’s Secret Invasion and HBO's The Gilded Age. Her previous television appearances include Paramount+'s Why Women Kill, IFC's Brockmire, Hulu’s The Looming Tower, and Netflix’s Bloodline, as well as Murphy Brown, The Michael J. Fox Show, I Hate My Teenage Daughter, Wonderfalls, Sex and the City, OZ, and Frasier.  She has appeared in the films Welcome to the Fishbowl, Freaky, Night of the Living Dead, You’ve Got Mail, Liberty Heights, Miss Congeniality 2, Bewitched, Broken Bridges, and opposite Neil Patrick Harris and Patti LuPone in the filmed version of Stephen Sondheim's Company with the New York Philharmonic. Katie made her directing debut for Apple TV+ with Easy Money: The Charles Ponzi Story, a multi-part scripted podcast starring Sebastian Maniscalco.

Chris Sullivan received two Emmy Award nominations for Best Supporting Actor as Toby Damon in This Is Us on NBC. Broadway credits include Lombardi, Chicago, and Nice Work If You Can Get It (OCC Nomination). Off Broadway: Lortel Award Nomination for Best Featured Actor as Hermes in the original production of Hadestown at New York Theater Workshop. Mr. Sullivan records music under the moniker Joseph The Spouse and he considers Henry Winkler a good friend. TV: Stranger Things, The Knick, The Americans, The Good Fight, The Calling. Film: Guardians of The Galaxy Vol. 2, Live By Night, Morgan, Imperium.

Scott Foley can next be seen starring in HBO Max’s political drama series, Girls on the Bus, opposite Melissa Benoist. He was last seen in The Storied Life Of A.J. Fikry, an adaptation of the New York Times best-selling novel by Gabrielle Zevin. Foley most recently starred in Fox’s dance dramedy, The Big Leap. He headlined and produced ABC’s action dramedy Whiskey Cavalier, and starred in ABC’s hit drama, Scandal. His other extensive TV credits include co-hosting Ellen’s Next Great Designer, WB’s Felicity, HBO’s True Blood, ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy, CBS’ The Unit, NBC’s A.U.S.A., and NBC/ABC’s Scrubs. Foley made his feature film debut in Wes Craven’s Scream 3 for Dimension Films. He followed that with a leading role in Dimension Films’ Below opposite Matthew Davis and the indie feature Rennie’s Landingopposite Ethan Embry, Peter Facinelli. Foley’s other film credits include Let’s Kill Ward’s Wife which he wrote, directed, and produced, the TV movie Final Vision and Netflix’s Naked. Foley made his Broadway debut in The Violet Hour. In 2014, he starred in Donald Margulies’ play, The Country House, as Michael Astor at the Geffen Playhouse. 

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