Some of her notable favorites—out of way too many favorites— include: Serafina in The Rose Tattoo, Regina in The Little Foxes, Maria Callas in Master Class, Hannah in Arcadia, Mahala in Homebody/Kabul, Masha in The Three Sisters, Elvira in Blithe Spirit, Shakespeare’s Gertrude, Cleopatra, Emilia, Olivia, Volumnia, and the title roles in Candida, Mary Stuart, and Hedda Gabbler. Broadway credits include: Doctor Zhivago, Coram Boy, Soul Doctor, Mary Stuart, Master Class, and Julius Caesar with Denzel Washington). In 2006 she won a Barrymore Award for Best Actress for her performance in the one woman show, about 9 different Iraqi women, called Nine Parts of Desire. Some of her Television and Film credits: “The Siege,” “Homeland,” “Counterpart,” “American Gods,” “Succession,” “Manifest,” “Archive 81,” “Veronica Mars,” “Search Party,” “The Tick,” “Elementary,” “Forever,” “Madam Secretary,” “Jessica Jones,” and the upcoming season as series regular in “The Old Man” with Jeff Bridges.

Regional Theaters: The Old Globe (Dogberry), The Geffen (Telyegin); also The Alliance, Long Wharf, Mark Taper Forum (4 plays), St Louis Rep, Oregon Contemporary, The Guthrie (Resident Artist for 3 years). TV Series Regular: “Life... and Stuff,” “Newhart,” “FM,” “9 to 5,” “Woops!” Recurring Roles: “Cosby,” “Night Court,” “Growing Pains,” “Crashing,” “Empty Nest.” Also: “Mrs. Maisel,” “Billions,” “Person of Interest,” “Malcolm in the Middle,” “Stargate: SG1,” “Will and Grace,” “ER,” “Seinfeld,” “Touched by An Angel,” “Remington Steele,” “Hill Street Blues,” “Geena Davis Show,” “Suddenly Susan,” “Evening Shade,” “Hearts Afire,” “Hooperman”… and many more. Voiceovers for National Geographic, Bravo, TLC, Disney, A&E, PBS. Married to Cherie Sprosty, a Catholic liturgist. Children: Ben, Meredith and Ethan. www.fredapplegate.com

Favorite roles include Armelia in Ain’t Misbehavin’, Fantine in Les Misérables, Dotty/Washing Machine in Caroline, or Change (San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Award for Best Supporting Actress), Woman #1 in And the World Goes ‘Round, Sarah’s Friend in Ragtime, and Mrs. Segstrom in A Little Night Music. Ms. Blackwell was part of the Emmy Award–winning production Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (PBS’ Live at Lincoln Center), Guys and Dolls at Carnegie Hall, and Ragtime at David Geffen Hall. She made her Jazz at Lincoln Center debut this past June celebrating the music of Cole Porter. She has also been a guest soloist with such orchestras as The New York Pops, The Boston Pops, The Philly Pops, The Houston Symphony, and The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. Allison Blackwell received her training from Spelman College (B.A.) and The Boston Conservatory (M.M). www.allisonblackwell.com

In Los Angeles,  Kevin has starred in Hair, Spamalot, and West  Side Story at the  Hollywood Bowl,  and  Little  Shop of Horrors at Pasadena Playhouse. During the pandemic, Kevin wrote and performed the song “Anyone Can Cook” for Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical. It was the first crowd-sourced musical ever written, and raised over 2 million dollars for The Actors Fund. His film credits include Charlie in “Die Hard With A Vengeance,” “In and Out,” “Suspect Zero,” “Taking Woodstock” directed by Ang Lee, “Lucky Number Slevin,” “The Road to Perdition” directed by Sam Mendes, “Christmas with the Kranks,” “Trick,” and most recently “The Prom,” costarring with Meryl Streep and Nicole Kidman. Kevin’s numerous TV credits include “Outer Range,” “Grace and Frankie,” “A Series of Unfortunate Events,” “Modern Family,” “Younger,” “Heroes,” “CSI:NY,” “Frasier,” “nip/ tuck,” “Ed,” “Without A Trace,” “Kingpin,” “According to Jim,” “Law and Order SVU,” and the upcoming “Duster” on HBO Max and “The Really Loud Family” on Nickelodeon. Family audiences will recognize him as the lovable butler, Bertram on Disney Channel’s long-running hit sitcom, “Jessie.”

Other Broadway credits include Cats (revival), and the original Broadway companies of Finding Neverland, Pippin (Tony Award Best Revival), Evita (revival), The Addams Family, and Cry-Baby. Other NY: Encores! productions of Evita and High Button Shoes, I Am Harvey Milk at Lincoln Center. National Tours: Sweet Charity, The Boyfriend (dir. Julie Andrews). Regional: Berkeley Rep, La Jolla, Walnut St. and A.R.T.

She has lent her voice to “Bob’s Burgers,” “Harley Quinn,” and “Teen Titans Go!” Film:  “Down with Love,” “Click,” “Just Go with It,” “Sisters,” “Wine Country,” the Hallmark movie parody “A Clüsterfünke Christmas,” which she also co-wrote, and the recently released “I Love My Dad.” Theater: Privacy (Public), Ripcord (MTC), Love’s Labour’s Lost (Delacorte), Minsky’s (Ahmanson), Tail!Spin!, and the title role of Sylvia (George Street). Rachel recently made her Tony-nominated Broadway debut in POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive.

As a choreographer, he has worked with Celebrity and Norwegian Cruise Lines, Virgin Voyages, mounted the immersive  burlesque show Speakeasy in  midtown  Manhattan,  and has served as Assistant Choreographer on the international tour of Matilda and the Radio City New York Spring Spectacular with Derek Hough and Laura Benanti. He is currently the Assistant Choreographer of Beetlejuice on Broadway. FSU grad. Big thanks to this team, CGF and love to Mom, Marianne and my number one “guy”, Joe @michaelfatica.

Television/Film: “Schmigadoon” (seasons 1 & 2 AppleTV+), “In The Heights” (Warner Bros.), “Christmas Waltz” (Hallmark), “Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist” (NBC), “The Flight Attendant” (HBO Max), “Power” (Starz), “Tommy” (CBS), “Psych” (USA), “Supergirl” (CW), “Once Upon A Time” (ABC), “Lucifer” (Netflix). Commercials: Lexus, ScotiaBank, Nikon,  Glade,  Hersheys,  Party   City.  Thank you Denis. Thank you family. Thank you rep. @juliaharnett

He made his Broadway debut in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Iglehart then originated the role of Bobby in Memphis on Broadway before landing the role of Genie in Aladdin. For his work as the Genie, James won both the Tony Award and the Drama Desk Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical. James made his sold-out solo debut at 54 Below in a show entitled How the Heck Did I Get Here? He was brought back for a sold-out return engagement shortly thereafter. James has brought his act to concert venues across the country. He recurred on the Netflix series “Maniac” opposite Jonah Hill and Emma Stone, and “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” as Coriolanus Burt, the rival of Titus Andromedon played by Tituss Burgess. James also guest starred on “Girls5Eva,” “Sesame Street,” “At Home with Amy Sedaris,” “Perfect Harmony,” “Gotham,” “Elementary,” and “The Good Wife.” He lent his voice to the character Lance Strongbow and Taurus Bulba for Disney’s hit animated shows “Tangled” and “DuckTales.” He made his feature debut opposite Richard Gere, Peter Dinklage, and Jullianna Margulies in the “Three Christs.” He appears in the upcoming feature film “Disenchanted” from Disney. This, and all things, for his amazing wife Dawn.

Nathan made his Broadway debut in Rogers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella and then went on to join the Disney hit Aladdin on Broadway for four and a half years. Other notable credits include The Broadway National Tour of A Chorus Line, and television shows such as “SMASH”  and “The Equalizer”. He is also a recording artist who has released five singles and an album entitled “Nathan Lucrezio Covers Volume 1.” Nathan grew up studying Irish Dance and competed twice at the World Irish Dancing Championships before graduating from Penn State University with a BFA in Musical Theater. He has led a solo concert and performed numerous times at 54 Below as well as debuted his new show The Rifferdancer at The Green Room 42. Nathan sends love to his family, friends, and agents at BWA. Connect with him at www.nathanlucrezio.com and @nathanlucrezio

On June 22, 2006, Eden received a call that Peanut was killed in a drive-by shooting. He decided it was time to follow his dream... and prove Peanut right. Since that decision, Eden wrote, produced, directed, and starred in the Nationally Theatrically released Feature Film “Bruce!!!!”, which garnered Marryshow multiple awards. He is currently in post-production for his newest feature, “Can You Stand The Rain,” which is a love-note to his brother, Shawn Xavier Brown, who he lost last year. Theatre credits include INK (MTC/Broadway), Seven Guitars (Arena Stage), Pipeline (Actors Theatre), Game On (Kennedy Center). Marryshow recently recurred on Netflix’s “Archive 81,” and previously “Jessica Jones,” and “It’s Bruno.” A huge thanks to my parents, Cesa, KMR, Victor Villar-Hauser, Bruce Ornstein, and The Boothe Group. To my Peanut… dreams do come true.

She originated the role of Jenna in the musical Waitress (Tony, Drama Desk, and Grammy award nominations). She earned all three awards for her starring role as Carole King in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical. Other major Broadway credits include Nice Work If You Can Get It, and her Broadway debut as Melinda in On a Clear Day You Can See Forever opposite Harry Connick, Jr. (Tony and Drama Desk nominations). She portrayed Carrie Pipperidge in the New York Philharmonic’s staged concert production of Carousel at Lincoln Center. Film and Television appearances include starring as Loretta Lynn in “Patsy & Loretta” for Lifetime, Steven Spielberg’s “The Post”, “Secret Headquarters”, as well as guest star appearances in “Candy,” “Evil,” “Madam Secretary,” and “Blue Bloods.” She was also nominated for a Chicago Emmy for her work in “Chicago Voices,” for PBS’ Great Performances series.

Original  Broadway:  Diana the Musical, King Kong (Chita Rivera Award), revival of M. Butterfly, Lincoln Center’s  The King and I (Tony Awards), and Spiderman Turn Off the Dark (understudy “Mary Jane”). Original Off-Broadway: David Henry Hwang’s Kung Fu (The Signature Theater) and Soft Power (The Public Theater)(Grammy  nominated/Pulitzer prize finalist). Other original work/workshop highlights: Flashdance, In Your Arms (NY Stage and Film), Pirates of Penzance, Joy the Musical, and Disney’s Hercules. Touring/sit down companies: original touring, SF, and LA casts of Wicked (dance captain), Queen’s We Will Rock You (Las Vegas), Elton John & Tim Rice’s Aida (understudy “Amneris”), West Side Story, and Fame the Musical. TV: “Zack & Cody on Deck,” “Mozart In The Jungle,” “Modern Love.” Films: “Isn’t It Romantic,” “Estella Scrooge.” Thanks be to God. @dragonfly02.

Off Broadway, he won the Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding  Lead Actor in a Musical for Alex Timbers’ production of The Robber Bridegroom at the Roundabout. Pasquale also received Drama Desk and OCC nominations for the Ahrens/Flaherty/McNally musical adaptation of A Man of No Importance at LCT. He recently starred in CSC’s Lucille Lortel– nominated production of  Stephen  Sondheim and John Weidman’s Assassins, directed by John Doyle. On television, Steven recently wrapped Peacock’s “The Missing” from creator David Kelley and director Barry Levinson. Steven garnered critical acclaim for his performance as Detective Mark Fuhrman on FX’s award-winning limited series “American Crime Story: The People v. OJ Simpson.” He is well known for his portrayal of firefighter Sean Garrity in the hit FX series “Rescue Me.” Steven has also appeared in Showtime’s “The Comey Rule” and “Billions,” HBO’s “Six Feet Under” and “Divorce,” Netflix’s “Bloodline,” CBS’s “The Good Wife,” and Sofia Coppola’s “Platinum.” On film, Steven appeared in Twentieth Century Fox’s “Alien vs. Predator: Requiem” and “Aurora Borealis.”

Some of her favorite performing credits include Hunyak in Chicago, Cassie in A Chorus Line, The-Girl-in-the-Green-Dress in Singin’ in the Rain, Tess in Crazy For You, Virtue in Anything Goes, Dawn in The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Gertie Cummings in Oklahoma!, Ruth in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, and more. She has had the opportunity to serve as Associate Dir./ Chor./Dance Captain for some of the industry’s best. Endless, sincere thanks to God, Denis, Barry, Marc, CESD, her incredible support system, her loving family and her new, precious, mini-poodle puppy Goldiocks! (@lizzpicini).

Deon was also featured as dance caption and lead dancer for Celine Dion’s A New Day in Las Vegas. Television appearances include “The Tonight Show” with Jay Leno, “Weight Watchers” with Ana Gesteyer, “The Get Down” on Netflix, World Music Awards, “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver,” and most recently HBO’s “Westworld.”

Regional: The Royal Family, The Canterbury Tales, and Scrooge in A Christmas Carol (Guthrie Theater), Kiss My Aztec (Hartford Stage), Much Ado About Nothing (Shakespeare Theater), Randy Newman’s Harps and Angels (Mark Taper Forum), Annie Get Your Gun (Bay Street Theater), Working (Long Wharf), Mountain Language (Potomac Theater Project). Select Off-Broadway: Dracula and The Alchemist (CSC), Our Dear Dead Drug Lord (Women’s Project /2nd Stage Theater), A Human Being of a Sort (Williamstown), Sam Gold’s Hamlet (Public Theater–NYSF), Hadestown (New York Theater Workshop), Important Hats of the 20th Century (Manhattan Theater Club), The Cradle Will Rock (Encores), Daphne’s Dive (Signature Theater), All in the Timing (Primary Stages), The Toxic Avenger (New World Stages), Julius Caesar (TFANA), Sea of Tranquility (Atlantic Theater Company), Two Gentlemen of Verona, and Filumena (Blue Light). Tour: Luther Billis in South Pacific directed by Bartlett Sher (Lincoln Center Theater). Television: “Rent: Live on Fox,” “The Other Two,” “The Code,” “The Good Cop,” “Elementary,” “Live from Lincoln Center…” Education: BA/MA- Middlebury College, MFA-NYU.

Additionally, Jimmy has toured  North America as Thenardier in Les Misérables and Piangi in Phantom. Television: Recurring roles on “Doom Patrol” and “Black Monday” and has appeared on “Oh Jerome No,” “Better Things,” “The Sopranos,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” “Parks and Recreation,” “Erase,” “Corporate,” “Bones,” “Community,” “Rizzoli and Isles,” “Jessie,” “Hot in Cleveland,” “SVU,” and “Law and Order.” On film, Jimmy appeared opposite Nicholas Hoult in Danny Strong’s “Rebel in the Rye” and in “The Island” directed by Michael Bay, “Step Up 3” directed by Jon Chu, and “The Producers Movie Musical.” You can follow Jimmy on Instagram @JimmySmagula to see pictures of the love of his life, his 80-pound rescue dog, Edie.

She was also nominated for an Emmy for the filmed version. Phillipa most recently starred as Cinderella in the James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim classic production Into the Woods at Broadway’s St. James Theatre. On television, Soo can currently be seen in Hulu’s “Dopesick” and in AppleTV+’s “Shining Girls.” Film credits include Netflix’s “Over the Moon,” and “tick, tick… BOOM!,” as well as Disney+‘s “The One and Only Ivan.” Other credits include “The Broken Hearts Gallery,” “Here and Now.” Other theater credits include Broadway’s The Parisian Woman, and the title role in the Broadway musical Amelie. Soo also originated the role of Natasha Rostova in the off-Broadway production of Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812.

Off-Broadway: Fortress of Solitude (Subtle Distinction, The Public Theater), Black No More (winner of Lortel Award, The New Group/Signature Theater). Regional: Mr. Holland’s Opus the musical (as Glenn Holland, Ogunquit Playhouse), Sister Act (as Curtis, Papermill Playhouse), Dreamgirls (North Shore Music Theater), To Kill a Mockingbird (as Tom Robinson, Dallas Theater Center), The Royale (as Jay Jackson, Repertory of St. Louis). Film: “Spilt Milk” (as Rodney), “Seasons of Gray” (as Chris), “Miss Juneteenth” (as Bacon). TV: “Empire” (as Eric Houston, FOX), “Chicago Med” (as Trevor, NBC). Voice-over: “One Piece: Heart of Gold” (as Psycho P), “Borderlands Pre-sequel” (as Dunks Watson), “The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct” (as Chris Brian). “American Idol” season 7.

BLACK BROADWAY MEN, INC.(Exec. Dir.; @BlackBroadwayMen). Website: www.MrAWayne.com. Instagram: @MrAWayne. Norfolk, Virginia Native. #EGG. Thank you, Dave Secor, Jeffrey Finn, Marc Bruni, Denis Jones, Barry Busby, and Kevin Stites for this opportunity and pure joy.

Select Regional: Chicago (Roxie, The Lex), West Side Story (Guthrie Theater, The REV Theatre Co.), Evita (Olney, Asolo Rep), Seven Brides For Seven Brothers, Camelot (The Muny), and a recent brand new revival of Catch Me If You Can (Arena Stage). Kristin is an Executive Producer of MinuteZero, an immersive theater company that specializes in site specific live performance. She feels so grateful to be working with this fabulous cast and creative team! Big thanks and love to Eric, her family, MSA, some precious mentors, and the kookiest, most wonderful community of friends. Washington University in St. Louis grad. @kristinyancy, kristinyancy.com.