Christopher Abbott
New York credits include Mouth to Mouth (New Group), Good Boys and True (Second Stage), The Happy Sad (Public/SPF), Playlist (Ars Nova). Television: “Nurse Jackie,” “Law & Order: Criminal Intent.” Film: Snapshots.

Maïté Alina as Alice
Regional credits include Esperanza Rising, Cephalopod, Marisol, A Room Embodied, Reckless, and Flesh and Blood. Television credits include “Law & Order: Criminal Intent.”

Betty Gilpin as Izzy
BETTY GILPIN made her Off-Broadway debut in 2008 in the Second Stage production of Good Boys and True. This was followed shortly thereafter by a return to the Second Stage in Howard Korder’s Boys Life. Last summer, she co-starred with Wendie Malick in Noah Haidle’s two character play, What is the Cause of Thunder? at the Williamstown Theatre Festival. Her most recent projects include episodes of the new series Past Life, The Unusuals, Possible Side Effects, Fringe, New Amsterdam, Law & Order, Law & Order: Criminal Intent, and Medium. She also can be seen in roles in the films Death in Love, The Northern Kingdom and the DreamWorks feature Ghost Town with Ricky Gervais. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree at Fordham College at Lincoln Center and lives in New York City.

Cristin Milioti as Mia
Credits include LCT3's Stunning, New York Theatre Workshop's The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter, The Retributionists at Playwrights' Horizons, CROOKED at the Women's Project, Some Americans Abroad at Second Stage, and Broadway's Coram Boy and The Lieutenant of Inishmore. Cristin also recently starred in the upcoming film The Year of the Carnivore (which opened the Toronto International Film Festival), and has had recurring roles on “The Sopranos” and “The Unusuals.”

Laila Robins
LAILA ROBINS was seen on Broadway in Heartbreak House, the Tony-nominated play Frozen (Lucille Lortel Nomination), The Herbal Bed and The Real Thing. Off-Broadway credits include The Great War, Antony and Cleopatra, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Sore Throats (Lucille Lortel nomination), Tiny Alice, Mrs. Klein (for the national tour of Mrs. Klein she received a Joseph Jefferson Award and a Helen Hayes Nomination), The Merchant of Venice (Calloway Award), The Extra Man, Bloody Poetry and The Film Society. Regional credits include The Three Sisters, A Streetcar Named Desire (1997 Jefferson Award for Best Actress), Noises Off (Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey), Antony and Cleopatra, Hedda Gabler, Summer and Smoke, the World Premiere of Arthur Miller's Resurrection Blues, Fool For Love, Fiction, Skylight, The Women and Lady From the Sea. She has done 10 plays with the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey and several summers at the Williamstown Theatre Festival. Film credits include Welcome to Academia, Loss of a Teardrop Diamond, Multiple Sarcasms, August, The Good Shepherd, Jailbait, Things That Hang From Trees, Slippery Slope, Oxygen, Planes, Trains and Automobiles, An Innocent Man, Welcome Home Roxy Carmichael, True Crime, Female Perversions, and Searching for Paradise. Television credits include “Army Wives,” “Bored to Death,” “In Treatment,” “God in America,” “The Sopranos,” “Sex and the City,” “Law & Order: SVU,” “Law & Order: CI,” “Law & Order,” “Third Watch,” “The Book of Daniel,” “All My Children” and the series lead in “Gabriel’s Fire” opposite James Earl Jones. Ms. Robins trained at the Yale School of Drama.

Victor Slezak as Hugh
Broadway: Salome (w/ Al Pacino), The Graduate, Jackie: An American Life, Suddenly Last Summer opposite Elizabeth Ashley, Any Given Day. Off-Broadway: Willie Holtzman’s Something You Did and Sabina for Primary Stages, Neal LaBute’s Things We Said Today (w/ Dana Delaney), Beauty on the Vine, Alan Ball’s All That I Will Ever Be, Paul Rudnick’s The Naked Truth, Horton Foote’s The Widow Claire, Ghost’s opposite Geraldine Page, The Hasty Heart, Talk Radio, Christopher Shinn’s Other People, among others. Film: Salt, Bride Wars, Veronika Decides to Die, Happy Tears, The International, Taking Chance, The Notorious Bettie Paige, The Siege, The Bridges of Madison County, among others. Television: “The Good Wife,” John Frankenheimer’s “Path to War” for HBO, “The Ponder Heart,” for PBS’s American Masterpiece Series, “Law & Order,” “The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles,” among others. Favorite regional roles include: Jamie Tyrone in Moon for the Misbegotten, Rakitin in Turgenev’s A Month in the Country at the Long Wharf Theatre, Algernon in The Importance of Being Earnest for Hartford Stage and Martin Dysart in Equus for The Berkshire Theatre Festival.

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