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Brian d'Arcy James is a four-time Tony nominated actor (Into the Woods, Something Rotten!, Shrek the Musical, and Sweet Smell of Success) Other Broadway and off-Broadway credits include: originating the role of King George III in Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Hamilton Off-Broadway and reprising the role on Broadway in the summer of 2017; The Ferryman directed by Sam Mendes; Time Stands Still with Laura Linney, Christina Ricci and Eric Bogosian; the Lincoln Center production of Macbeth opposite Ethan Hawke and directed by Jack O’Brien; the Pulitzer Prize–winning musical Next to Normal; Conor McPherson’s The Good Thief (OBIE Award winner); The Wild Party; Port Authority (Lucille Lortel Winner); The Lieutenant of Inishmore; The Apple Tree; Dirty Rotten Scoundrels; Titanic; Carousel; Blood Brothers and others. Select Film and Television Credits include: Pain Hustlers, She Came To Me, The Cathedral (Independent Spirit Award Nominee),Spotlight (2016 Oscar Winner for Best Film), Love and Death, 13 Reasons Why, Hawkeye, Devs, Smash, and Dear Edward.

Holley Fain has been seen on Broadway in Harvey, Present Laughter (Roundabout Theatre Company) and off-Broadway in This Day Forward (world premiere, Vineyard), Frank’s Home (Playwrights Horizons), Measure for Measure (Pearl). Regional appearances include June Moon, She Stoops to Conquer (Williamstown), Present Laughter (Huntington), Frank’s Home (world premiere, Goodman). TV credits include Grey’s Anatomy, Gossip Girl, The Astronaut Wives Club, Falling Water, The Arrangement, Monday Mornings, Memphis Beat, Children’s Hospital, The Good Wife, Law & Order: CI, among others. BFA University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana.

Emily Bergl, a unique actress among her peers, is known for her ability to transform from role to role. With versatility across genres, she has had a flourishing career in television, film and theater. As a young actress understudying on Broadway, Emily was chosen from a nationwide casting call to play the lead in The Rage: Carrie 2, her very first job on camera. Wary of being typecast as a scream queen, she returned to the theater to play Juliet opposite Neil Patrick Harris, then starred in The Lion in Winter on Broadway opposite Laurence Fishburne and Stockard Channing. Emily’s roles on television are so transformative she is often unrecognizable from one character to the next: Alex Bornstein’s ditzy, resourceful sister in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, a hardnosed investigator on Mindhunter, and a gun toting, trailer park Chicago mother in Shameless. On Desperate Housewives, she shocked audiences as the suicidal housewife Beth Young. Other regular television roles include You, Dirty John, The Knick, American Crime, How to Get Away with Murder, Scandal, Grey’s Anatomy, Southland, Men in Trees, and The Gilmore Girls. True to her original roots, Emily has combined a thriving television career with equally diverse roles in the theater. She recently starred on Broadway opposite Sean Hayes in Goodnight Oscar, for which she was nominated for a Drama Desk award. Other Broadway appearances include The Ferryman, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof opposite Scarlett Johansson, and A Touch of the Poet opposite Gabriel Byrne. Off-Broadway she has starred in Shakespeare in the Park, and has originated roles in new works by Gina Gionfriddo, Christopher Shinn, and Wendy Wasserstein. She has played iconic parts in classic dramas from Moliere to Thornton Wilder at the Lincoln Center, the Roundabout Theater, and the Williamstown Theater Festival, among others. Perhaps Emily’s most unique career aspect is that she has reinvented herself as a cabaret singer. She has played the premier night clubs across the country from the Cafe Carlyle to Yoshi’s and made the last album to be recorded in the Oak Room, Emily Bergl Live at the Algonquin. Emily will be appearing opposite Jonathan Groff on Broadway in Just in Time this spring. She can also be seen in the upcoming film The History of Sound, starring Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor.

Shuler Hensley is ecstatic to be back on Broadway in a musical! Most recently appeared in Tony Award-winning The Ferryman at the Jacobs. Other Broadway credits include No Man’s Land (also Berkeley Repertory Theatre) and Waiting For Godot, in repertory, opposite Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen and Billy Crudup; The Monster in Young Frankenstein (also the U.S. national tour); Kerchak in Tarzan; Jud Fry in Oklahoma! opposite Hugh Jackman (Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle and Olivier Awards); and Javert in Les Misérables. Recently seen in the musical adaptation of Twelfth Night (The Public Theatre), the Monster in the London premiere ofYoung Frankenstein, the U.K. Premiere of Sam Hunter’s The Whale (Theatre Royal Bath), and the New Group’s production of Sweet Charity opposite Sutton Foster. Off-Broadway: Assassins (NY City Center Encores!), How The Grinch Stole Christmas (Madison Square Garden), Carousel (Avery Fisher Hall with the New York Philharmonic),The Most Happy Fella, and Fiorello! (NY City Center Encores!), The Whale (Lucille Lortel and Obie Awards; Outer Critics Circle, Drama League, and Drama Desk nominations), Sweet And Sad (Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Ensemble), That Hopey Changey Thing, and The Great American Trailer Park Musical. Additional credits include the Kennedy Center’s production of The Guardsman, directed by Gregory Mosher; Ghost Brothers Of Darkland County (Alliance Theatre), The Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera (Hamburg). Opera appearances include Wozzeck (Curtis Institute Of Music) and Regina (Kennedy Center). Shuler has also performed with the New York Philharmonic, San Francisco Symphony Orchestra and the New World Symphony Orchestra. Television credits include: Murder of a President, Shades of Blue, Elementary, Banshee, The Americans, Ed, Deadline, Law & Order: SVU and Law & Order: Criminal Intent. Film credits include: The Greatest Showman, After.Life, The Legend of Zorro, and Van Helsing. Proud Equity member. Shuler is also the namesake of the Georgia High School Musical Theatre Awards and is Associate Artistic Director of City Springs Theatre Company in Atlanta.

Broadway: Wicked, Tuck Everlasting, The Last Ship, La Cage aux Folles, Sister Act, Young Frankenstein, The Producers (also London), Sound of Music. National tours: Wicked, Anything Goes, The Producers, Beauty and the Beast. Regional: Old Globe, Alliance, Long Wharf, Mark Taper, Geffen, St. Louis Rep, Guthrie (Resident Artist, 13 productions). TV: Crashing, Billions, Mrs. Maisel, Person of Interest... over 100 more. Married to Cherie Sprosty, Liturgy Director at Cabrini Shrine. Proud father of Ben, Meredith and Ethan.

Blair Broadway has been seen on Broadway in The Parisian Woman, Copenhagen (Tony Award), James Joyce’s The Dead, Cabaret, The Secret Rapture and The Threepenny Opera. Off-Broadway/regional: Mary Page Marlowe (Second Stage Theater, Steppenwolf), On The Shore of the Wide World, Nikolai and the Others, The Clean House, Arcadia, The Tempest (McCarter Theatre), A Little Night Music (Kennedy Center), Humble Boy, Camino Real (Williamstown), My Life as a Fairy Tale (LCF), Comedy of Errors (NYSF), The Skin of Our Teeth (Old Globe), seasons at Stratford-Ontario and Guthrie Theater. Film: My Art, Speed of Thought, Dark Matter, The Sentinel, Dogville, Space Cowboys, The Astronaut’s Wife, Altered States, Continental Divide, Strapless, Stealing Home and A Flash of Green.  TV includes: Orange Is The New Black, Jack Ryan, Elementary, Limitless, Forever, Person of Interest, The Affair, Fringe, The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd (5 Emmy Nominations), ER, ED, The Ultimate Life, Kennedy, A Season in Purgatory, The Good Policeman, Hands of a Stranger, Follow the Stars Home, In His Life: The John Lennon Story, Convictions, Gifts of Love, To Walk Again: The Eddie Keating Jr. Story, Missing Parents, Majority Rules, Extremely Close Up, Those Secrets and Space. Directing: Rosemary and I (Passage), Lovely Day (Play Co.) and A Feminine Ending (PCS).  Narrator of more than 50 documentary films and audio books.

Trained at Dublin’s Abbey Theatre, she came to prominence in An Trial, the Dublin Theatre Festival’s 1965 Gaelic production. The Playboy of the Western Worldand The Taming of the Shrew at Bristol’s Old Vic followed. She originated Maggie in Brian Friel’s Lovers which took her to Broadway in 1968. She created Molly Bloom (Tony nom.) in Burgess Meredith’s 1973 Broadway production Ulysses in Nighttown, subsequently writing/starring in her award-winning production James Joyce’s Women (dir. Meredith). Films: The Others, The Guard, Four Brothers, Some Mother’s Son, the forthcoming Supervized. Emmy, three IFTAs, Saturn, Golden Satellite Awards.

Lincoln Center: Admissions, Dinner at 8, Abe Lincoln in Illinois. Regional: A Doll’s House, Part 2 (George Street Playhouse); John (ACT in San Francisco); City of Conversation (Arena Stage in Washington, D.C.); eleven productions at The Long Wharf Theater; seven plays by A.R. Gurney, including the premiere of The Dining Room at Playwrights’ Horizons. Other premieres: Uncommon Women and Others, Sister Mary Ignatius Explains it All For You. Film: Moonstruck, Six Degrees of Separation. TV: All My Children, Law and Order, The Last O.G.

Jack DiFalco plays David in the Broadway production of Harvey Fierstein's Torch Song after having played the same role off-Broadway. He made his Broadway debut in Marvin's Room and has also appeared on stage in Yen (MCC), Mercury Fur (The New Group) and Lord of the Flies (Denver Center). His film credits include Goldfinch, Paterno, Untitled Marshall Burnette, One Percent More Humid (Tribeca Film Festival 2017), Bully (Dances with Films Festival 2018), I Can I Will I Did (Asian Pacific Film Festival 2017). His TV credits include Daredevil, Law & Order, The OA and Blue Bloods.

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As the artistic director of the Donmar Warehouse from 1992 through 2002, Mendes garnered much critical praise for his work as a stage director, most notably for his production of Cabaret in both London and on Broadway. He made his film directing debut in 1999 with American Beauty, which won five Oscars including Best Picture and Best Director.

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