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Bill Irwin is an actor, director, writer, and clown. His original works include The Regard of Flight; Largely New York; Fool Moon; Old Hats; and The Happiness Lecture. Broadway: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?; The Goat; Waiting For Godot; The Iceman Cometh; Fool Moon; Largely New York; Bye Bye Birdie. Off-Broadway: The Regard of Flight; Endgame; Old Hats; On Beckett (an evening of passages from the writings of Samuel Beckett). Television: The Dropout; Elmo’s World (Mr. Noodle); CSI; Legion; Law and Order SVU; New Amsterdam; Blue Bloods; Quarry. Film: Rustin; Rachel Getting Married; The Grinch Who Stole Christmas; Spoiler Alert; Interstellar; Eight Men Out; Stepping Out; Silent Tongue. He gratefully acknowledges awards and fellowships that have allowed a life in the theatre.

Three-time Tony Award nominee Brooks Ashmanskas has appeared on Broadway in Smash (Drama Desk Award; Tony and Drama League nominations), Once Upon A Mattress; The Prom (Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics and Drama League nominations); Sunday in the Park With George; Shuffle Along; Something Rotten; Bullets Over Broadway; Promises, Promises; Present Laughter; The Ritz; Martin Short: Fame Becomes Me (Tony, Drama Desk nominations); The Producers; Gypsy; Little Me, Dream; and How To Succeed... He has appeared in multiple Off-Broadway productions including four Encores! productions at City Center (Are You Now or Have You Ever Been, On A Clear Day..., Sunday in the Park..., Dear World and Pal Joey), Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman’s WiseGuys, Jonathan Marc Sherman’s Clive, Neil Simon’s London Suite, Jason Robert Brown’s Songs For A New Worldand New York City Opera’s Candide directed by Hal Prince, and has been seen in regional theaters across the country from Los Angeles to Boston, Atlanta to Washington D.C. Brooks can be seen as Stanley James in the Netflix series UnCoupled and heard as the voice of Gore Vidal in Ethan Hawke’s The Last Movie Stars on MAX. Other recent television appearances include Elsbeth (CBS), Best Medicine (FOX), The Good Lord Bird (Showtime), Tales Of The City (Netflix), I Love You More (Amazon)  and as Judge Greg Brochard in both The Good Wife and The Good Fight (CBS). On film he was in Nora Ephron’s Julie and Julia, can be seen in Tim Federle’s Better Nate Than Ever, William Parker’s Atrabilous, and Richard LaGravanese’s A Family Affair. Mr. Ashmanskas earned a BA in Drama from Bennington College, and studied abroad at RADA in London, The Shakespeare Institute in Stratford upon Avon and The Welsh College of Music and Drama in Cardiff.

Dylan Baker’s feature film credits include Happiness (IFP Gotham Award, IFP West Independent Spirit Award nomination); Dream Scenario; Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile; Miss Sloane; Misogynists; Selma; Anchorman 2; Franny; The Humbling; 23 Blast (his directorial debut); Secretariat; Revolutionary Road; Hide And Seek; Spider-Man II & III; Head Of State; How To Deal; Road To Perdition; Changing Lanes; The Cell; Along Came A Spider; Random Hearts; Requiem For A Dream; Celebrity; Trick ‘r Treat; Simply Irresistible; Disclosure; Planes, Trains, And Automobiles; The Long Walk Home; Delirious; The Hunting Party; Across The Universe; Diminished Capacity; and most recently Laroy, Texas. Baker’s television credits include Hunters, Inside Man, Homeland, BBC’s Little Women, Damages, Confirmation, The Americans, The Good Wife (three Emmy Awards nominations), The Good Fight, I’m Dying Up Here, From The Earth To The Moon, Murder One, The Pitts, Feds, The Laramie Project, Kings, Political Animals, Ugly Betty, Burn Notice, The Gilded Age and Only Murders In The Building. Broadway credits include La Bête (Tony and Drama Desk Award nominations), Eastern Standard (Theater World Award), Mauritius, November, The Audience, The Front Page and God of Carnage. He appeared Off-Broadway in Not About Heroes(Obie Award), Sea of Tranquility, Homebody/Kabul, Medea at BAM, and Corruption.

Rachel Bloom co-created, executive produced, and starred in the CW musical dramedy Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, for which she won a Golden Globe, Emmy, and Critics' Choice Award, among other accolades. In 2024, Bloom released her Netflix special Death, Let Me Do My Special, which was nominated for a Critics' Choice Award for Best Comedy Special. Before that, her off-Broadway engagement of the same show (Death, Let Me Do My Show) received a Drama Desk Award nomination for lyrics and also toured to sold out audiences in London, Chicago, and Boston, among other cities. Her recent film credits include The Devil Wears Prada 2, Stop! That! Train!, and the upcoming Angry Birds Movie 3. Other acting credits include co-starring in Hulu’s critically acclaimed comedy series Reboot, recurring in season two of Max’s original series Julia, and voicing the role of Barb in Trolls World Tour. Her book, I Want to Be Where the Normal People Are, was released through Grand Central Publishing in 2020.

Hiram Delgado is an actor and writer from Carolina, Puerto Rico, based in New York City. His Broadway credits include the Tony Award-winning revival of Take Me Out at Second Stage/Schoenfeld Theatre. His Off-Broadway credits include Othello and A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Classical Theatre of Harlem, Much Ado About Nothing at The Public Theater, The Hours are Feminine at INTAR, Agnes at 59E59, and many others. Regionally, Hiram has performed in Murder On The Links and Two Sisters and a Piano at Two River Theater and The Model American at Williamstown Theatre Festival. His television and film credits include Colapso, Undercard, Homesick, New Amsterdam, Prodigal Son, Madam Secretary, and The Code. As a writer, Hiram develops original work for the stage and screen, drawing on navigating identity, culture, and life between worlds. Hiram is bilingual in English and Spanish and holds an MFA from NYU’s Graduate Acting Program. He is a proud member of Society Theatre Company.

Broadway: the Tony Award-winning play Clybourne Park and Tony nominated play You Can't Take It With You. Recent Off-Broadway credits include: Blood Quilt at Lincoln Center, The White Chip at MCC, Covenant at Roundabout,Lessons In Survival: 1971 at The Vineyard Theater, Cullud Wattah at The Public Theater. Regional work includes: most recently, Purpose at La Jolla Playhouse and Wine in the Wilderness at Two River Theater. She has also performed at Signature Theater, Playwrights Horizons and The Atlantic. Film & TV credits: recurring roles on The CHI and For Life. A Theater World Award recipient and four-time AUDELCO nominee. Serves on the board of Two River Theater in Redbank, NJ and the artistic board at Symphony Space in New York City. Has taught at Spelman College, Princeton, Pace University and both her alma maters, Seton Hall University & The University of Illinois @ Champaign-Urbana.

Daniel Croix Henderson is an actor working across film, television, and theatre making his Broadway debut in The Imaginary Invalid. On television, he’s known for Manhunt (Apple TV+), Love, Victor (Hulu), and The Oval (BET). On stage, he has worked with Broadway directors including Knud Adams in the world premiere of Jiehae Park's the aves and Kenny Leon in Much Ado About Nothing at The Public Theater, a New York Times Critic's Pick. As a filmmaker, he wrote and directed the Oscar-qualified short film Huli, which screened at more than fifteen festivals across the US and abroad, including the Hawaiʻi International Film Festival and Kino Babylon in Berlin. He produced Don't Tell Mama (dir. Chloe Leigh King), which premiered at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival, and co-wrote and directed Oasis, programmed at Lincoln Center's DIFF, supported by the NAACP Cinematic Shorts Program and Adobe. Born and raised in Buffalo, New York, Daniel is a graduate of the SUNY Purchase Conservatory of Theatre Arts and Film, where he earned his BFA in Acting. He lives in LA and frequently works in Honolulu and NYC.

Ava Lalezarzadeh returns to Roundabout Theatre Company after making her Broadway debut in English (five Tony Award nominations, including Best Play), recipient of a Clive Barnes Award. Off-Broadway: English (Atlantic Theater Company and Roundabout Theatre Company), recipient of an Obie Award Special Citation. Television: series regular on Before (Apple TV+) opposite Billy Crystal, The Morning Show (Apple TV+), New Amsterdam (NBC), Big Mouth (Netflix), and Wild Life (HBO). Lalezarzadeh writes, executive produces and stars in the Oscar-qualified short film In the Garden of Tulips, a coming-of-age portrait inspired by true events. A feature adaptation is in development. Upcoming projects include two feature films and a Netflix animated series. Training: B.A., UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television.

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Bill Irwin is an actor, director, writer, and clown. His original works include The Regard of Flight; Largely New York; Fool Moon; Old Hats; and The Happiness Lecture. Broadway: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?; The Goat; Waiting For Godot; The Iceman Cometh; Fool Moon; Largely New York; Bye Bye Birdie. Off-Broadway: The Regard of Flight; Endgame; Old Hats; On Beckett (an evening of passages from the writings of Samuel Beckett). Television: The Dropout; Elmo’s World (Mr. Noodle); CSI; Legion; Law and Order SVU; New Amsterdam; Blue Bloods; Quarry. Film: Rustin; Rachel Getting Married; The Grinch Who Stole Christmas; Spoiler Alert; Interstellar; Eight Men Out; Stepping Out; Silent Tongue. He gratefully acknowledges awards and fellowships that have allowed a life in the theatre.

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.

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