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A Beautiful Noise star Amber Ardolino was last seen as Linda McFly in the original Broadway cast of Back to the Future. Previous Broadway credits include: Funny Girl, Moulin Rouge! The Musical, Hamilton and Head Over Heels. Formerly seen in Vegas starring as Sherrie in Rock of Ages. Film credits: Law and Order, In The Heights, Fosse/Verdon.

Max Jenkins, a Screen Actors Guild nominee for the hit Netflix series Dead To Me, returns to the stage after starring in Ana Nogueria’s Which Way To The Stage at MCC Theater. His TV credits  include Social Distance, Ryan O’Connell’s Special, and Dead Boy Detectives for Netflix; Life and Beth on Hulu; High Maintenance on HBO; and The Mysteries of Laura on NBC. Max co-wrote and co-starred in Unnatural Acts at Classic Stage Company, which earned a Drama Desk Award nomination.  

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Lea DeLaria is an Emmy Award-winning actress currently appearing as Professor Mendelson in Apple TV’s Physical, Queenie in HULU’s Reprisal, Netflix’s Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness, as Molly Yarnchopper in the Netflix and DreamWorks animated series Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts, in Wes Hurley’s movie memoir Potato Dreams of America, and in Tom Gustafson’s upcoming feature film Glitter & Doom. Additional TV credits include Netflix’s Orange is the New Black (3 SAG Award Wins), Showtime’s Shameless, Californication, Comedy Central’s Broad City, IFC’s Baroness Von Sketch, MTV’s Awkward, and Cartoon Network’s Clarence. Selected film credits include the voice of Miss Fritter in Pixar’s Cars 3, Support The Girls, First Wives Club, Dear Dumb Diary, and Edge of Seventeen. She appeared on Broadway as Eddie/Dr. Scott in The Rocky Horror Show, and as Hildy in the Public Theatre’s On the Town (Obie, Theatre World, Drama Desk Awards), and too many Off Broadway plays to mention. Lea has five records on the Warner Jazz and Classics label; her sixth, House of David, was released in 2015.

Broadway: Jesse Tuck in Tuck Everlasting (Drama League Award nominee), Crutchie in Newsies (Outer Critics Circle nominee), Mary Poppins, Seussical, Beauty and the Beast, A Christmas Carol. 1st Nat'l Tours: Spelling Bee, How The Grinch Stole Christmas. Off-Broadway: Seven Deadly Sins. TV: The Undoing, The Blacklist, The Other Two, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Nurse Jackie, Looking. Film: The Rewrite, Marci X, Upcoming: On Swift Horses, V13. Co-creator of the series "Submissions Only." Co-author of the book series Jack & Louisa (Penguin Random House).

Callum is a British actor best known for his portrayal internationally of Lola in Kinky Boots. He first played the role as part of the Original London Cast at the Adelphi Theatre in the West End. He then joined the Australian Tour, for which Callum won the 2017 Helpmann Award for Best Male Actor in a Musical and the 2016 Green Room Award for Best Male Lead in a Musical. Callum later returned to open the UK Tour, before playing the role of Lola at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre on Broadway. He is the only artist to play the role on three continents across five different companies. Other Australian credits include: Raoul in The Phantom of the Opera (Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour); Joe Scott in Girl From The North Country (Theatre Royal Sydney); Tom Collins in Rent (Sydney Opera House). Other West End credits include: Miss Saigon (Prince Edward Theatre); The Lion King (Lyceum Theatre); Ghost: The Musical (Piccadilly Theatre). Other credits include: Ultimate Broadway (Shanghai Culture Square Theatre); Hair (European Tour). Training: Laine Theatre Arts, UK.

Lisa Howard most recently appeared in Sunday in the Park With George (Encores!). Her Broadway credits include It Shoulda Been You (2015 Drama Desk & Drama League Award nominee), Priscilla Queen of the Desert, 9 to 5, South Pacific and The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (2005 Drama Desk winner). Film/TV work includes Siobhan in The Twilight Saga-Breaking Dawn Part 2, Ugly Betty, and Power. Her debut solo CD, Songs of Innocence and Experience, is available on iTunes. Lisa is a graduate of the Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music.

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