Julie White is an acclaimed actress of stage & screen. On Broadway, she won the Tony Award for Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play for her role in The Little Dog Laughed; was nominated for a Tony, Drama Desk, and Drama League Award for her role in Joe Mantello’s production of Airline Highway; received a Tony-nomination for her performance in Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus opposite Nathan Lane; and has also starred in A Doll’s House 2 with Stephen Henderson and Jane Houdyshell; the revival of Sylvia opposite Matthew Broderick and Annaleigh Ashford; Vanya, Sonia, Masha and Spike, and The Heidi Chronicles. Off-Broadway credits include The Roundabout Theatre Company’s The Understudy and Fiction; The Public Theatre’s Twelfth Night; and Playwrights Horizon’s Bad Dates, to name some favorites. For her stage work, she has won an Obie Award, The Elliot Norton Award, the Ovation Award and has been nominated multiple times for Outer Critics Circle, Drama Desk, and Drama League Awards. On Television, Julie will soon be seen opposite Pete Holmes in the new CBS comedy How We Roll, in addition to appearances in two upcoming Apple TV + projects: Roar, amongst an all-star cast including Nicole Kidman and Cynthia Erivo; and WeCrashed opposite Anne Hathaway. Other notable TV roles include starring opposite Kiefer Sutherland and Anthony Edwards on the final season of Designated Survivor; the critically acclaimed limited series Mrs. America alongside Cate Blanchett and Sarah Paulson; a recurring arc on the CBS series NCIS: Hawaii; appearing as Antoinette, the AA sponsor of Nurse Jackie on Showtime; the Amazon series Alpha House starring opposite John Goodman; NBC’s Go On opposite Matthew Perry, for which she won the Gracie Award; Mitzi Dalton Huntley in Alan Ball's Six Feet Under; Nadine Swoboda on ABC’s Grace Under Fire; Dr. Anne Morella on Law & Order: SVU;  and comedy appearances on cult favorites You’re The Worst and Man Seeking Woman. On Film, Julie appeared in Lincoln, directed by Steven Spielberg, opposite Daniel Day Lewis and Sally Field; and has been a staple on the indie scene in such festival films as Breaking Upwards, Hello I Must Be Going, Morning, My Idiot Brother, and Life Partners. Additional studio features include the massively successful Transformers franchise, Michael Clayton opposite George Clooney, The Astronaut Farmer with Billy Bob Thornton, and the animated film Monsters and Aliens.  

David Hyde Pierce recently returned to Broadway alongside Bette Midler in Hello, Dolly!. He won the Tony for Curtains and was nominated for his work in Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike; his additional Broadway credits as a performer include La Bête, Accent on Youth, Spamalot and The Heidi Chronicles. He directed the recent Main Stem production of It Shoulda Been You. Pierce is perhaps best known for playing the psychiatrist Dr. Niles Crane on NBC’s Frasier, for which he won four Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series.

Kristine Nielsen's Broadway credits include Present Laughter, You Can’t Take It With You, Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike (Tony Award nomination, Outer Critics Circle Award), Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, Spring Awakening, The GreenBird, Jackie, and The Iceman Cometh (1986). Off-Broadway credits include A Lovely Sundayfor Creve Coeur; Taylor Mac’s Hir; How I Spent Last Summer; Omnium Gatherum; Our Leading Lady; The Killer; Dog Opera (Obie Award); and Christopher Durang’s Why Torture is Wrong, and the People Who Love Them; Miss Witherspoon; and Betty’s Summer Vacation (Obie). Nielsen has worked regionally all over the country, including at Williamstown Theatre Festival, Guthrie Theater, The Old Globe, Goodman Theatre, Long Wharf Theatre, Yale Repertory Theatre, American Repertory Theater, Folger Theatre (D.C.), and most recently at the McCarter Theatre in Princeton in Durang’s Turning Off theMorning News. Television: Happyish, Elementary, Political Animals, NBC’s The Sound of Music Live, Amazon’s Z: The Beginning of Everything. Film: Trouble,Morning Glory, The Savages, Small TimeCrooks. Nielsen is a graduate of Northwestern University and the Yale School of Drama.

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