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SUMMER SPIRO (Olive):
Born into a family of musicians in Southern California, Summer Spiro forewent a traditional college education to pursue an unconventional creative life, working in the theatre, collaborating with playwrights on world premieres in various regional theatres and national tours. Crossing over to film, she plays tenacious leading roles in independent feature films including the upcoming thriller ALONE starring alongside Tyler Posey and Donald Sutherland. Finding fluidity between creative endeavors, Summer works as a collaborative filmmaker — editing dozens of award winning short films premiering at TriBeCa Film Festival, Holly Shorts & others. She edited the highly acclaimed Snapchat original series TWO SIDES and is anxious to get to work on her own upcoming narrative projects.
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RYAN KING (Billy):
Ryan grew up in Austin, TX, and last appeared onstage in Plano at Clubbed Thumb. As a writer, he’s a former member of several groups, including the Ars Nova Playgroup and the Working Farm @ SPACE. His screenplay BLACK FLIES was selected for the 2018 Black List and is scheduled to film in 2021.
VANESSA ASPILLAGA (Carly):
FILM includes: The Subject, Trick, Hustlers, Love and Other Drugs, Morning Glory, Gun Hill Road, Mr. Wonderful. TV includes: Monsterland (upcoming), Search Party, Lincoln Rhyme, High Maintenance, Madam Secretary, Blue Bloods, Falling Water, The Jim Gaffigan Show (recurring), Flesh and Bone (recurring), Nurse Jackie, Elementary, The Good Wife, Unforgettable, Rubicon, Law & Order: SVU, Law & Order. Theater includes: BROADWAY: Anna In the Tropics. THE PUBLIC: Mojada, As You Like It. ROUNDABOUT: Amy and the Orphans (Lucille Lortel Nom). LINCOLN CENTER: Domesticated, The Clean House.
BROOKE BLOOM (Maude):
Most recent theatre credits include Fairview at Berkeley Rep and Time and the Conways at Roundabout, Cloud Nine at The Atlantic, D Deb Debbie Deborah at Clubbed Thumb, David Greenspan's I’m Looking for Helen Twelvetrees at Abrons Art Center, You Got Older for which she received an Obie Award and a Drama Desk nomination. Television credits include Season 3 of The Sinner, Season 1 of Falling Water, Season 1 of Gypsy, two seasons on Amazon's Alpha House as well as the upcoming Gilded Age. Some recent film work includes The Surrogate and Noah Baumbach's Marriage Story.
HANNAH CABELL (Sal):
Broadway: The Father, A Man for All Seasons. Off-Broadway: Fairview (2019 Pulitzer Prize), Venus, The Moors (Lucille Lortel nom.); Men on Boats, Grounded (Drama Desk nom.), 3C. TV: Blue Bloods, Madam Secretary, The Good Fight, The Path, Mr. Robot, Happyish, The Leftovers, Law & Order: CI. Film: The Surrogate, Luce. Training: MFA, NYU.
DEBORAH S. CRAIG (Joanne):
Deborah S. Craig recently guest starred on Awkwafina is Nora From Queens on Comedy Central and starred in the Kevin Kwan and David Sangalli’s Warner Brothers/CBS pilot The Emperor of Malibu opposite Ken Jeong. On Broadway, she originated the role of Marcy Park in the Tony Award winning musical The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee for which she received critical acclaim, a Drama Desk Award, and the distinction of creating the first Korean American character on Broadway. On television, she has recurred on The Blacklist, Transparent, Hart of Dixie, Six Degrees and guest starred on Bull, Instinct, Elementary, Better Things, Workaholics, Son of Zorn, and Bajillion Dollar Propertie$. She can be seen in recently released Brothers Riedell film A Nice Girl Like You with Lucy Hale.
ERIN FELGAR (Jenny):
Erin Felgar holds an MFA from the Yale School of Drama and a BFA from the University of Evansville. She performed on Broadway in Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson and starred in the award-winning short film Ms. Belvedere. Erin is an accomplished voice actor, having narrated over 100 audiobooks.
ALFIE FULLER (Isabel):
Theatre: Measure for Measure (The Public), BLKS (MCC, Antonyo winner, Lucille Lortel nom), Is God Is (Soho Rep. Obie winner, Drama League nom), Lightning (NYSAF), Dangerous House (Williamstown. Berkshires Best Actress nom), Red Card Yellow Card (New Ohio). Film/TV: Little America, Standing8 (UrbanWorld Film Fest winner), Simoune, We Don’t Know What We’re Doing. New School for Drama MFA
JOE GALLAGHER (Pete):
Broadway: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Off-Broadway: Summer of ’42. Regional: Yale Rep, Casa Manana.
RICHARD GALLAGHER (Arthur):
Most recent credits: world premiere of All My Fathers at La Mama Experimental Theatre Club, the Film: Naked Singularity (with John Boyega), a guest star on CBS' Bull and work on a new Apple TV+ series. Film & Television: El Camino (with Elisabeth Moss); Recurring roles in Orange Is the New Black and Turn: Washington’s Spies. Other television: Blacklist, Quantico, Chicago P.D., Person of Interest, Blue Bloods, Law & Order, As the World Turns, Looking for Kathleen, and Wallflowers. MFA: Yale School of Drama.
ROSA GILMORE (Andrea):
Theater Credits: Lucentio in The Taming of the Shrew (The Public, Dir. Phyllida Lloyd), Gwendolyn in Importance of Being Earnest (Two River Theater), This Is How It Ends (59E59), Robin Hood (Williamstown Theatre Festival), Sehnsucht (Jack Theater). TV/Film: The Handmaid’s Tale, Elementary, Younger, The Expanse, Going Places. MFA: NYU Graduate Acting.
NATALIE GOLD (Rebecca):
TV credits include Upcoming - The Walking Dead: The World Beyond, Succession, The Leftovers, The Americans, Alpha House, Rubicon, Sneaky Pete, The Good Wife, and BrainDead. Film credits include: In This Our Time, The Land of Steady Habits, Birdman, Love and Other Drugs, Collateral Beauty, Hungry Hearts, Fairhaven, and Becks.
JORDAN MAHOME (Clark):
Jordan is an educator, artist, activist and father residing in Brooklyn. As an actor, he can be seen in recurring roles on Ray Donovan, For Life on ABC, and The Punisher on Netflix. He has directed plays, music videos, and the solo show HOOPS, winner of Best Play in NYC's Downtown Urban Theatre Festival.
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AMELIA WORKMAN (Alixa):
Amelia has appeared on Succession, Elementary, Bull, and Blindspot and played a small role opposite Michelle Williams in After The Wedding. In her endeavors onstage, she has worked with Pulitzer-winning playwrights, performed in over a dozen countries, and understudied Kerry Washington on Broadway.
For more information visit ameliaworkman.com.