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Meet the Cast
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 JOLLY ABRAHAM (Molly): Broadway: Bombay Dreams (Rani). Off-Broadway: McReele (Katya) dir. Doug Hughes. Regional: Loves Labours' Lost (Jaquenetta) co-production at The RSC, Pentecost (Tunu) dir. Mark Lamos; Lincoln Center Directors Lab and Eugene O'Neill Conference; TV: “Law and Order SVU,” ED,” “Sex and the City,” “Bedford Diaries” (recurring). Film: Stay with Ewan Macgregor and Ryan Gosling dir. Marc Forster. |
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UZO ADUBA (Toby). Broadway debut. Helen Hayes Nominee for Translations of Xhosa (Kennedy Center/Olney).Off-Broadway/New York: Amphiarus in The Seven (NY Theatre Workshop), Mercutio in Romeo and Juliet (Pulse Ensemble). Regional: Abyssinia (Goodspeed), Godspell (Papermill.) Film: Slavery: Making of America, Notes. |
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JACQUELINE ANTARAMIAN (Mrs. Hendry). New York: Julius Caesar (Broadway), The Immigrant, Wrong Mountain, Pride’s Crossing, The Wild Duck. Regional work includes: Regina in The Little Foxes, Cleopatra in Anthony & Cleopatra, Serafina in The Rose Tattoo, Masha in The Three Sisters, Mahala in Homebody/Kabul, title roles in Miss Julie, Candida and Hedda Gabler. TV: “Sopranos,” “Third Watch,” “Law & Order,” “Diagnosis Murder.” Film: The Siege. |
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 BILL CAMP (Otis Gardner). Broadway: Heartbreak House, St. Joan, The Seagull, Jackie: An American Life. Off-Broadway: Sore Throats, Homebody Kabul (Obie), Macbeth, Measure for Measure, One Flea Spare, Lydia Breeze, The Demons. Regional: Art, Mark Taper, Guthrie, Yale Rep, Berkley Rep., Long Wharf, McCarter, Seattle Rep., La Jolla, Hartford Stage. Television: “Law & Order: Criminal Intent,” “Great Gatsby.” Film: The Guitar, Reservation Road, The Tourist, The Dying Gaul, Ten Hundred Kings, Rounders, In and Out, Pants on Fire, Reversal of Fortune. |
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DASHIELL EAVES (Adult Thomas Ledbury). Broadway: The Lieutenant of Inishmore, James Joyce’s The Dead, 1776, The Sound of Music. Off-Broadway/Regional: People Be Heard, James Joyce’s The Dead (Playwrights), Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme (Lincoln Center,Huntington Theatre), A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Street Scene (Williamstown), Caryl Churchill’s Not…Enough Oxygen (Drama League), Martha Clarke’s Hans Christian Andersen at A.C.T., The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Barrington Stage). Original U.S. cast member and traveled globally with the percussion troupe STOMP. Recently, he collaborated with Tim O’Brien and the American Place Theatre on a one-man stage adaptation of O’Brien’s seminal Vietnam War memoir, The Things They Carried. Film/Television: “Law & Order: CI,” “Third Watch,”Jonathan Demme’s Beloved, and the HBO film Stomp Out Loud. |
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XANTHE ELBRICK (Young Alexander Ashbrook). Broadway debut. Credits include Williamstown Theatre Festival: Spring Awakening, Anything Goes, I Have Loved Strangers (world premiere). UK: Cabaret, Oklahoma (Playhouse, Edinburgh), Jubilation (Henley Festival), Vagina Monologues (The Gate). Television: "Doctors", "The Bill" (BBC), "All My Children". Training, R.A.D.A., New School for Drama (MFA). BBC Talent Award Winner (2001). |
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TOM RIIS FARRELL (Mr. Claymore). New York: Mary Rose (Vineyard), Dirty Blonde, Wrong Mountain, 1776 (Roundabout), View Of The Dome (NY Theatre Workshop), Elliot Loves (Promenade) and A Backers' Audition (American Jewish Theatre).Tom is a founding member of The Barrow Group. Film: The Stepford Wives, The Exonerated, Almost Famous, Marie and Bruce, Devil's Advocate, Commandments, Sleepless In Seattle, Scent Of A Woman, Meet Joe Black, The Out of Towners. TV: Hallmark Hall Of Fame's "The Love Letter", "The Deliverance of Elaine", "NYPD Blue", "Spin City", “Ed”, “Law & Order: Criminal Intent” and "Law & Order." |
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BRAD FLEISCHER (Meshak). Theater: Pig Farm (South Coast Repertory Theatre), Pig Farm (Roundabout Theatre), Paris Commune (La Jolla), Fucking A, Weight of Paper , The Dream Play, I Ain't Yo Uncle, This is Our Youth (Anchorage) Film: The Good Shepherd (Dir. Robert De Niro), Big Al and Tim (Dir. James Elkin) Television: “The Unit,” “Over There,” “Prison Break,” “Law & Order.” |
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KARRON GRAVES (Isobel Ashbrook). Broadway debut. New York: Lincoln Centerand MTC. Featured as Mary Warren in 20th Century Fox’s The Cruciblealongside Daniel Day-Lewis (directed by Nicholas Hytner). Film/TV: The Good Shepherd, “Monk,” “Law & Order,” “Guiding Light,” “SNL,” “Dolphin Cove” (series regular). Favorite stage includes Trying opposite James Whitmore (Ford’s) and the world premiere of Intimations for Saxophone with Anne Bogart’s SITI Co. (Arena Stage). Prior to acting, Karron was a 2x Jr. Olympic Swimmer. |
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LAURA HEISLER (Edward Ashbrook). Broadway debut. Off-Broadway: The Given (Studio Dante), The Mistakes Madeline Made (Naked Angels), Everything Will Be Different (Soho Rep.), People Be Heard (Playwrights Horizons), A Mother, A Daughter, and A Gun (Dodger Stages); Anatomy 1968 (SPF); Water Music (E.S.T.Marathon); Somewhere Someplace Else (Clubbed Thumb). Upcoming: BFF (W.E.T. @ DR2). Regional: Bus Stop, Top Girls (Williamstown Theatre Festival); The Heidi Chronicles (BerkshireTheatre Festival); Essential Self-Defense (CCTP); Eurydice (world premiere, Madison Rep); Old Globe; Shakespeare Theatre; Actors Theatre of Louisville; Cincinnati Playhouse; Alley Theatre; NYS&F; O'Neill. |
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