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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Tony Award-winning actor Annaleigh Ashford has spent her career collaborating with acclaimed directors and actors across stage, film and television and she continues that award-winning work with several upcoming projects. Ashford will next be seen starring opposite Kumail Nanjiani in the Hulu limited series Welcome to Chippendales from creator Robert Siegel premiering on November 22. Ashford is currently in production on Searchlight Pictures’ horror thriller, Dust, starring opposite Sarah Paulson and Ebon Moss-Bachrach. The film will stream on Disney’s DTC platforms as a Hulu Original. In March of 2023, Ashford will return to Broadway and star opposite Josh Groban in the revival of Stephen Sondheim’s Sweeney Todd at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre. The team behind Hamilton, producer, Jeffrey Seller and director, Thomas Kail, will be at the helm of the production. Ashford most recently starred Paula Jones in the new Ryan Murphy FX series American Crime Story: Impeachment, based on the national crisis that swept up Paula Jones, Monica Lewinsky and Linda Tripp as principal characters in the country’s first impeachment proceedings in over a century. She starred in two seasons of the hit CBS comedy B Positive. Created by Marco Pennette and Chuck Lorre, the series also starred legendary actors Linda Lavin, Hector Elizondo and Ben Vereen.No stranger to Broadway, Ashford won the Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Awards for her portrayal of Essie in You Can’t Take It with You. Her additional Broadway credits include Sunday in the Park with George, Wicked, Legally Blonde and the originating role of Lauren in Kinky Boots, a performance for which she received another Tony Award nomination. Born and raised in Denver, Ashford now splits her time between Los Angeles and New York.

Jennings role in the off-Broadway production of Waste earned him an Obie Award for performance.

In addition to The Nap, Johanna Day has been seen on Broadway in Sweat (Tony nom.), You Can’t Take It With You, August: Osage County, Lombardi and Proof (Tony nomination). Her other theatre credits include Peace for Mary Frances (New Group), Peter and Jerry (Second Stage, Drama Desk nomination), Appropriate (Signature, Obie Award, The Lilly Award), Poor Behavior (Mark Taper), The Realistic Joneses (Yale), Choice (Huntington), The Rainmaker (Arena Stage, Helen Hayes Award), How I Learned to Drive (Vineyard). Her television credits include Madam Secretary (five years), The Blacklist, Escape at Dannemora, The Knick, The Americans, Masters of Sex and Royal Pains. Film credits include The Post, Great Gilley Hopkins and How Far She Went.

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Richard Thomas last appeared on Broadway in the revival of The Little Foxes, for which he received a Tony Award nomination. He has been seen in acclaimed performances on stage including You Can’t Take It With You, Race, Democracy, Incident at Vichy (Drama Desk Award nomination), The Stendhal Syndrome (Lucille Lortel Award nomination, Outer Critics Circle Award nomination), A Naked Girl on the Appian Way, An Enemy of the People, Tiny Alice, The Front Page, The Fifth Of July, innumerable Shakespeare productions, and his professional debut at eight years old in Sunrise at Campobello. He was last seen on national tour in the award-winning productions of The Humans (Elliot Norton Award) and Twelve Angry Men and will next star as Atticus Finch in the record-breaking production of To Kill A Mockingbird across the country. Thomas is an Emmy Award-winning actor beloved for his performance in the iconic series “The Waltons.” He is best known to contemporary television audiences for his work in the critically renowned series The Americans as well as his appearances on Billions and the limited series Tell Me Your Secrets. His feature film performances include Curtis Hanson’s Wonder Boys, Tim Blake Nelson’s Anesthesia, and Ang Lee’s Taking Woodstock. Thomas is also a published author who resides in New York City.

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Will Brill has been seen on Broadway in You Can’t Take It With You (dir. Scott Ellis), Act One (Lincoln Center, adapted & dir. James Lapine); Off-Broadway: Illyria (The Public, written & dir. Richard Nelson), Tribes (Outer Critics Circle Nom), Our Town (dir. David Cromer), and Nassim (all Barrow Street Theatricals). Film/TV: Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, OA, Ride, Slice (with Chance the Rapper), Not Fade Away. He has two dogs.

Ellis first gained attention when he created and directed off-Broadway's And the World Goes 'Round in 1991 and then became Associate Artistic Director of The Roundabout Theatre Company in 1998.

Brown is best known as the Tony-winning wunderkind who wrote the score for Parade.

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