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Jaci Calderon is a 25-year-old proud Mexican-American actor, born and raised in a small town in Idaho. Theatre credits: world premiere of Basura! A New Musical (Nambi), world premiere of Purple Rain Musical (Susan), and In the Heights at New York City Center (Nina). Her television credits include guest star roles on Law & Order: SVU, Law & Order: Organized Crime, and Law & Order: Mothership (Nicole), as well as 9-1-1: Nashville (Casey).

Aneesa Folds is the creator and star of Why Am I Here?, a new one-person show that will have a developmental staging at Ars Nova in New York this fall. She can be heard as Cleon on The Warriors album by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Eisa Davis. Her Broadway credits include Freestyle Love Supreme, created by Lin-Manuel Miranda, Thomas Kail and Anthony Veneziale. Also the Freestyle Love Supreme national tour and Las Vegas residency. Off-Broadway: Ginger Twinsies. Other credits include the world premiere of the new musical Trading Places, directed by Kenny Leon, and the world premiere of the new musical Co-Founders. Film/TV: tick,tick…BOOM!, Vivo, Alma’s Way, Disney Channel, Sesame Street, and Rolling Stone. She was recently spotlighted in Variety’s 2026 “10 to Watch” List.

Amber Gray has originated roles in numerous productions including: Elmire in Lucas Hnath’s Tartuffe at NYTW, Mrs. Whatsit in A Wrinkle in Time at Arena Stage; Carina in Jonathan Spector’s rewritten Eureka Day on Broadway (Drama League Nom, Tony for Best Revival); Claudia in Here We Are, Sondheim's final musical, at The Shed; Persephone in Hadestown at NYTW (Lortel Nom), The Citadel (Sterling Award), The National, and on Broadway (Drama League, Chita Rivera, and Tony Noms.  Outer Critics Circle, Grammy, and Tony for Best Musical Awards); Hélène in Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 at Ars Nova, Kazino, and on Broadway (Theatre World Award); Laurey in Daniel Fish’s Oklahoma! at Bard SummerScape; and Zoe in Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' An Octoroon at PS 122, Soho Rep, and TFANA (Obie).  Other theatre gems include The Oyster Radio Hour on Little Island, Rob Ashford’s Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris in Tangier, Sam Gold’s Macbeth on Broadway (AEA’s St. Clair Bayfield Award), and Taylor Mac’s A 24 Decade History of Popular Music at NYLA/Under the Radar and BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn! (Pulitzer Prize Finalist).  Gray is a company member of The TEAM and has codeveloped and performed in their Mission Drift, Primer for a Failed Superpower, Reconstruction, and the upcoming Mom Dance Practice.  Gray is a longtime member of radical performance community Reverend Billy and The Stop Shopping Choir (Neil Young’s Love Earth Tour opener and new album The Sun is a Star that Keeps Me Warm).  Other New Albums include Warriors and Kill the Whale.  TV: Long Bright River, Barry Jenkins' Underground Railroad, Broadway cult favorites Submissions Only and The Gilded Age, and Ben Stiller's Escape at Dannemora. Film: Walden: Life in the Woods, Where There’s Smoke, Master, the upcoming Heartworm, Bunny Boi and the Submission, and Hadestown Live. MFA: NYU.

Julia Harriman is currently in rehearsals for the Off-Broadway production of The Conversation, a new musical she and Joshua Henry co-wrote and will star in opposite one another this fall. Harriman is best known for starring as Eliza Hamilton in the 1st national tour (Angelica Company) of Hamilton as well as the "and Peggy" national tour. Warriors reunites Harriman with Lin-Manuel Miranda, as she previously starred opposite him in the Puerto Rico leg of the Hamilton tour. In addition to her stage work, Harriman voices one of the lead roles in the Netflix animated film Ultraman: Rising. She was also a co-songwriter and featured artist on the Netflix series, The Eddy.

Sasha Hutching is Cowgirl on Warriors, the concept album from Lin-Manuel Miranda and Eisa Davis. She is an original cast member of the Broadway phenomenon Hamilton, and is also featured in the Disney+ Hamilton film. Sasha starred as Laurey Williams in Daniel Fish's Oklahoma on Broadway and the National Tour, and appeared in the latest Broadway revival of Gypsy. Additional Broadway credits include My Fair Lady, Rocky, Motown, and Memphis. As a director, Sasha was Associate Director of Ain't Too Proud at Transcendence Theatre and Assistant Director/Choreographer on Redwood at Ensemble Studio Theatre. Sasha stars as Budhi on Demascus (AMC/Tubi). Additional television credits include Hope on Run The World (STARZ), Elsbeth (CBS), and Fosse/Verdon (FX). As a teaching artist, she collaborates with Epic Theatre Ensemble and The Arthur Miller Foundation.

Gizel Jiménez can be heard as Rembrandt on the concept album of Warriors and as McNamara in “One by One” on the recently released deluxe edition of Heathers Off-Broadway album. On Broadway, Gizel was seen as Nessarose in Wicked. Tour/Off-Broadway credits include Rosalia in West Side Story (1st National Tour), Misty in Cornelia Street (Atlantic Theater), Kate Monster/Lucy in Avenue Q (New World Stages), Olivia in Miss You Like Hell (The Public, Drama Desk & Lortel nominations), Party People (The Public), Susan Wilkes in Big River (Encores!) and Unseamly (Urban Stages). Recent regional credits include Somebody to Love (Rubicon Theatre), Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors (Denver Center), Dracula A Comedy of Terrors (Old Globe), Dawn in Waitress (Ogunquit Playhouse) and the world premiere musical Bliss (5thAve). Film/Television: Sextet in Tick, Tick… BOOM! (Netflix), Bad Monkey (recurring, Apple TV), Dexter: New Blood (recurring, Showtime), Law & Order: SVU (NBC), Divorce (HBO). 

Jasmine Cephas Jones is an Emmy and Grammy Award-winning British-American actress, singer, and producer. Most recently, Jasmine appears in the DC Studios series Lanterns. She also stars alongside Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor in a scene-stealing role in Ava DuVernay’s Origin. She can be seen starring in STARZ’s Blindspotting, where she also served as a producer. Jasmine got her start originating the roles of Peggy Schuyler and Maria Reynolds in the Tony Award-winning musical Hamilton, earning a Grammy for her vocals on the accompanying album. She went on to star opposite Laurence Fishburne in Quibi’s #Freerayshawn, earning an Emmy Award. Additional film credits include The Photograph, Monsters and Men, and Honest Thief alongside Liam Neeson. Television credits include HBO’s Mrs. Fletcher and Lena Dunham’s Girls. Her music includes the album Phoenix, EP Blue Bird, and a feature on Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Warriors.

Kenita R. Miller was most recently seen Off-Broadway in Heather Christian's Animal Wisdom at Signature Theater. Her Broadway credits include For Colored Girls... (Lady In Red/ Tony nomination), Come From

Away (Hannah), Once On This Island (Mama Euralie/ Grammy nomination), The Color Purple (Celie), Xanadu (Erato/Kira understudy). Her Off-Broadway credits include Lights Out: Nat King Cole (Perlina), Bella: An American Tall Tale (Miss Cabbagestalk/Mama), Langston In Harlem (Zora Neale Hurston/Drama Desk nomination/ Audelco Award), Working (Drama Desk Award), Avenue Q. Regional credits include The Heart (Marianne), Parade (Minnie McKnight, Angela/2014 Barrymore Award Outstanding Featured Actress), Ragtime (Sarah). Her film and television credits include Tick, Tick…BOOM!, Sesame Street, Bull, Hostages, and Blacklist. She is a founding member of Grammy Award-winning band, The HawtPlates.

Sasha Allen is a Harlem-raised actress and vocalist whose career spans theatre, music, film, and television. Stage credits include starring as Dionne in the Tony-winning revival of Hair on Broadway and in London’s West End, as the Leading Player in the 1st National Tour of Pippin, and most recently as Katherine Jackson in Broadway’s MJ. Off-Broadway credits include For Colored Girls… and MCC Theater’s Walk on Through. Allen toured the world with The Rolling Stones for eight years, performing “Gimme Shelter” alongside Mick Jagger and appearing in Olé Olé Olé! and Havana Moon. She performed and recorded backing vocals for David Bowie, Celine Dion, Patti LaBelle, Babyface, Christina Aguilera, Alicia Keys, John Legend, Usher, Sara Bareilles, and Ariana Grande. Allen’s screen credits include starring in and opening the cult classic film Camp, Blue Bloods (CBS), and Power (Starz). She was a semifinalist and fan favorite on NBC’s The Voice.

Casey Likes is known for his acclaimed leading performances, including Marty Mcfly in Back to the Future (OCC nomination), William in Almost Famous (Theatre World Award) and most recently, JD in Off-Broadway’s Heathers (Dorian nomination). Performer (since age 3), acclaimed director, writer, and producer. Played leading role in MGM’s film Dark Harvest and “Kiss” legend Gene Simmons in Spinning Gold. Jimmy Awards Finalist. Film: Everything Must Go. TV: The Birch, Acts of Crime (Dir. Sam Esmail), American Blackout. Regional: A Christmas Carol. As a director/producer he recently directed (and starred in) Spring Awakening and awarded short films. His solo show, Back to the Past, regularly plays sold-out shows at 54 Below in New York City.

Over the past year, he has starred on Broadway as Aaron Burr in Hamilton. He appears on Apple TV’s Severance, and stars alongside Katie Holmes and Constance Wu in the upcoming film Happy Hours, accepted to the Tribeca Film Festival with a scheduled theatrical release to be announced. His Broadway credits include Glengarry Glen Ross (John Williamson), Our Town (Simon Stimson), Purlie Victorious (standby for Purlie), Motown: The Musical (OBC), and Holler If Ya Hear Me (OBC). Film and television credits include Happy Hours, The Punisher (Netflix), The Wiz: Live! (NBC), and Da Bronx U.S.A. (Oscar shortlist; 2 Music in Media nominations). Other stage credits include This World of Tomorrow (The Shed), The Preacher’s Wife (Alliance), Children of Eden (Lincoln Center), Hamilton (‘Aaron Burr’ alongside Lin-Manuel Miranda in Puerto Rico), Jersey Boys, Born For This, Renascence, Whorl Inside A Loop. University of Southern California, BFA Acting.

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