David Hyde Pierce (Lieutenant Frank Cioffi). Broadway: Spamalot, The Heidi Chronicles, Beyond Therapy. Off-Broadway: originated roles in Jules Feiffer’s Elliot Loves, Harry Kondoleon’s Zero Positive, Mark O’Donnell’s That’s It, Folks!, Richard Greenberg’s The Maderati and The Author’s Voice; Hamlet, Much Ado About Nothing at NY Shakespeare Festival; Peter Brook’s production of The Cherry Orchard at BAM. Los Angeles: Center Theatre Group – Terrence McNally’s It’s Only a Play; Reprise – The Boys from Syracuse; Geffen - Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks with Uta Hagen; Actors’ Gang - The Guys. Regional: various plays at the Guthrie, Goodman and Long Wharf Theatres. Film: Down with Love, Full Frontal, Wet, Hot, American Summer, A Bug’s Life, Treasure Planet, Osmosis Jones, Wolf, Nixon, Sleepless in Seattle, Little Man Tate, Crossing Delancey. TV: “The Powers That Be,” “The Outer Limits,” “Titus,” and “Frasier”.

Debra Monk (Carmen Bernstein). Broadway: Chicago, Reckless, Thou Shalt Not, Ah, Wilderness!, Steel Pier (Tony nomination), Company, Picnic (Tony nomination), Redwood Curtain (Tony Award), Nick & Nora, Prelude to a Kiss, Pump Boys and Dinettes (Co-Author, Tony nomination). Off-Broadway: Show People, The Seagull, The Time of the Cuckoo (Obie), Death Defying Acts, Three Hotels, Assassins, Oil City Symphony (Co-author, Drama Desk Award). Regional: Three Hotels (Helen Hayes Award, Kennedy Center), Seattle Rep, Old Globe, Yale Rep, Bay Street, ATL, Williamstown. Film: The Savages, The Producers, Palindromes, Milwaukee, Minnesota, Center Stage, Devil’s Advocate, In & Out, Substance of Fire, Extreme Measures, Bridges of Madison County, Jeffrey, Fearless, Prelude to a Kiss, Reckless, Mrs. Winterbourne, Bed of Roses. Television: “Frasier,” “The Music Man,” “Eloise,” “Law & Order,” “Ellen Foster,” “Redwood Curtain,” “Nero Wolfe,” “NYPD Blue” (Katie Sipowicz, Emmy Award).

Karen Ziemba (Georgia Hendricks). Broadway: Contact (Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle Awards), Never Gonna Dance (Outer Critics Circle Award, Tony nom.), Steel Pier (Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle noms.), Chicago, 42nd Street, A Chorus Line, Crazy For You (Joseph Jefferson Award, L.A. Drama Critics nom.). Off-Broadway: And The World Goes ‘Round (Drama Desk Award), I Do! I Do! (Drama Desk nom.). NYC Opera: 110 In The Shade, The Most Happy Fella, Candide. Encores! At City Center: Bye Bye Birdie, The Pajama Game, Ziegfeld Follies of 1936, Allegro. Regional: Much Ado About Nothing (Shakespeare Theatre, D.C./ Hartford Stage), Leading Ladies (Ford’s Theatre, D.C.), House And Garden (GeVa Theatre, N.Y.), The Three Penny Opera (Williamstown Theatre Festival), The Opposite of Sex (Magic Theatre, San Francisco). Film and Television: The Producers (2005), “Law & Order,” “Law & Order: Criminal Intent,” “Law & Order: SVU,” “The Kennedy Center Honors,” “Pedalfoot”; and for PBS, “My Favorite Broadway: The Leading Ladies,”
“Gershwin at 100” and “Stephen Sondheim: A Celebration at Carnegie Hall”. 
Karen is a proud member of Actor’s Equity.

Jason Danieley (Aaron Fox). Broadway: Candide (Theatre World Award, Drama Desk nomination), The Full Monty (also Old Globe and West End). Encores!: A Tree Grows In Brooklyn, Strike Up The Band, Allegro. Off-Broadway: Trojan Women, Dream True, Floyd Collins. Regional: The Highest Yellow (Helen Hayes Award), Brigadoon (L.A. Reprise), 110 In The Shade (Pasadena - Back Stage West Award), Casino Paradise, Beauty (La Jolla). Tours: Phantom of the Opera. Concerts: South Pacific (PBS 2006) and Carousel (both at Carnegie Hall), Candide and Of Thee I Sing/Let ‘Em Eat Cake (both at San Francisco Symphony), Opposite You with wife Marin Mazzie. He’s also a repeat guest artist with New York, Boston, Philly Pops, San Francisco Symphony, L.A. Phil at the Hollywood Bowl plus many others. Albums: Floyd Collins, Candide, The Full Monty, Stephen Schwartz Album, A Splash of Pops, My Favorite Things, Dream True, Jule Styne In Hollywood, South Pacific and Opposite You. www.MarinandJason.com

John Bolton (Daryl Grady). Broadway: original companies of Monty Python’s Spamalot, Contact and Titanic, all three of which won the Tony Award for Best Musical. Also on Broadway: How to Succeed… (frequently starring as Finch), Damn Yankees (plus the tour with Jerry Lewis) and concerts of Dreamgirls, Funny Girl and Chess. Off-Broadway: Five Course Love, It’s Only Life, many productions with Riverside Shakespeare Company. Regional: world premieres of The Opposite of Sex, Señor Discretion Himself, Paper Moon. Film: Eleven, The Savages. Television: roles on “Law & Order: Criminal Intent,” “Ed,” “Raven’s World,” “Guiding Light,” “As the World Turns”. He currently plays District Attorney John Summerhill on ABC’s “All My Children”. Education: B.A. in Journalism, but he left writing for the theatre because he wanted something steady.

Michael X. Martin (Johnny Harmon). Broadway: has performed Don Quixote, Jud, Javert, Scrooge, Fred/Petrucio, John Dickenson and roles in King David and All Shook Up. Off-Broadway: Bed and Sofa, Captains Courageous, Jack’s Holiday, Anyone Can Whistle (Carnegie Hall). Encores! at City Center: Kismet, Bye Bye Birdie, Pardon My English, Can-Can, Do Re Mi. Regional: 15 seasons and 100 productions include work at the Denver Center, American Conservatory Theater, Cleveland Playhouse, PCPA Theaterfest, California Actors Theatre and the Wilma. Film and Television: The Producers, Peggy Sue Got Married, “Law & Order,” “Law & Order: SVU,” “Law & Order: Criminal Intent” and “Perry Mason”. Drama-Logue Awards: All My Sons, Bus Stop, Camelot and All’s Well That Ends Well. Member of Actors’ Equity since 1978.

Michael McCormick (Oscar Shapiro). Broadway: How the Grinch Stole Christmas, The Pajama Game, Kiss Me, Kate (1st Gangster), 1776 (John Adams), Sam Mendes’ Gypsy, Kiss of the Spider Woman, Marie Christine and La Bête. Off-Broadway: A Man of No Importance (Lincoln Center), The Prince and the Pauper, An Empty Plate in the Café du Grand Bouef (Primary Stages), Mafia on Prozac (EST), Scapin and Arturo Ui (CSC), In a Pig’s Valise (Second Stage), The Regard of Flight (with Bill Irwin), Charlotte Sweet, Tomfoolery and Coming Attractions (Playwrights Horizons). National Tours: The Producers (Franz Liebkind), Les Misérables (Thenardier). Television: the three “Law & Orders,” “Cosby,” “My Favorite Broadway,” “Candide Concert”. Film: The Producers, A Couch in New York, A Very Serious Person.  Member of AEA since Broadway debut in Oliver!, 1964.

Noah Racey (Bobby Pepper). Broadway: starred in Never Gonna Dance in the role Fred Astaire created in the movie Swing Time!, Thoroughly Modern Millie (Ensemble, Associate Choreographer), Follies (Young Theo). Regional: Ford’s Theatre (Shenandoah,\ directed by Jeff Calhoun), Goodspeed Opera House (Charley in Tony Walton’s Where’s Charley?), La Jolla (Thoroughly Modern Millie and world premiere of Palm Beach), St. Louis Muny (Crazy For You, West Side Story), Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre (Wizard of Oz, Hot Shoe Shuffle). Other New York: City Center Encores! productions of Do Re Mi and Babes In Arms. Resident Choreographer for Broadway By The Year series at Town Hall and workshops of Dirty Dancing and Tommy Tune’s Easter Parade. Other: a Boston Conservatory Graduate, AEA member, and a product of, and strong proponent for arts funding in public schools. 

Ernie Sabella (Sidney Bernstein) Broadway: Herman in Sweet Charity, Sancho Panza in Man of La Mancha, Amos Hart in Chicago, Marcus Lycus in A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum, Code in party poker bonus Harry the Horse in Guys and Dolls, and The Robber Bridegroom. On film, he is widely recognized as the voice of Pumbaa in Disney’s The Lion King.  Other film credits include In & Out (dir. Frank Oz),  Mouse Hunt (dir. Gore Verbinski), Quiz Show (dir. Robert Redford), Roomates (dir. Peter Yates), and Out Of Towners (dir. Sam Weissman).  Over 100 television appearances include “The Practice,” “Seinfeld,” “Mad About You,” “Murphy Brown,” “Cheers,” “Hill Street Blues,” “Perfect Strangers,” “Newhart,” “A Fine Romance,” and “Annie”.

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