Michael Bakkensen as Thomas Kyd
Broadway: Noises Off, Festen and The Man Who Came to Dinner. Off-Broadway: The Paris Letter. Other New York: The Secret of Mme. Bonnard’s Bath (Theater Row), Tales of Doomed Love (West End), Waxing West (Lark) and Alarms (Lincoln Center Director’s Lab). Regional: The Home Place (Guthrie), Born Yesterday (Arena Stage), Lady Windermere’s Fan (Baltimore Center Stage), Shakespeare’s R & J (Alliance), The Long Walk and Jack & Jill (Guthrie), Big Love (ACT), Light Up the Sky (La Jolla Playhouse), Romeo & Juliet and Twelfth Night (N.J. Shakespeare Festival), Macbeth, Titus Andronicus and Disguises (Alabama Shakespeare Festival), Indoor/Outdoor and Fixed (Hangar). Film: Memoria Mortals (Sundance), Not Quite Breathing, Not Quite Dead (Independent). Television: Law & Order, Guiding Light, Stage on Screen. MFA: UCSD, B.A.: Yale.

Ian Bedford (official website) as Ingram Frizer
Off-Broadway: Flags (59E59 Theatre). Regional: The Beaux Strategem, Richard III (Shakespeare Theatre Co.), Our Town (La Jolla Playhouse), title roles in Macbeth (Orlando Shakespeare), Richard III (Lake Tahoe Shakespeare) and Henry V (Marin and Pennsylvania Shakespeare). Also, Treasure Island (People’s Light & Theatre), Metamorphoses (Florida Studio Theatre), Moby Dick: Rehearsed (Guildhall), Macbeth, Othello, As You Like It, Henry IV Part 1 (Pennsylvania Shakespeare), Richard III, As You Like It (Shakespeare Santa Cruz), and three seasons with the Utah Shakespearean Festival. Other New York: Rue and Below the Belt (Theatre for the New City), Frankenstein: So Frightful an Event (McGinn-Cazale). Television: Law & Order: S.V.U. (recurring), Nash Bridges, Guiding Light, One Life to Live, The Brighton Chronicles. Education: MFA, U.C. San Diego; B.A., Yale.

Tymberlee Chanel as Rosalinda Benotti
Regional: False Creeds (O’Neill Playwrights Conference), The Game of Love and Chance (Folger Shakespeare Co.), The Importance of Being Earnest (Arena Stage), The Piano Lesson (Arena Stage), Color Me Dark (Kennedy Center), Insurrection: Holding History (Berkshire Theatre Festival), as well as work at the Crossroads Theatre, Virginia Stage Company, Indiana Rep., Shenandoah Shakespeare Co., Washington Shakespeare Co. and Theatre J. New York: Worst Laid Plans (Upright Citizens Brigade). Los Angeles: Agamemnon (The Getty Villa), Worst Laid Plans (Upright Citizens Brigade). Television: Grey’s Anatomy, Brothers & Sisters, CSI, 12 Miles of Bad Road, Numb3rs. Education: Chautauqua Conservatory, Old Dominion University, The Shakespeare Theatre’s Academy for Classical Acting at the George Washington University. Special Thanks to Thomasyne Hill, Tom Stables and Michael Einfeld.

Paula Christensen as Landlady, Ensemble
New York: The Third From The Left (Playwrights’ Arena, director Jon Lawrence Rivera). Regional: The Clean House (Ensemble Theater Company), Phaedra (Antaeus Company at the Getty Villa), The Song that Killed the Snake (Pegasus Repertory), The Orange Grove (Playwrights’ Arena), A Christmas Carol, Cyrano de Bergerac (South Coast Repertory), Manna: Or the Book of Madeline (SCR NewSCRipts series, dir. Anna D. Shapiro). Other L.A.: Romeo and Juliet (Shakespeare at Play), She Stoops to Conquer (Pasadena Shakespeare). Film: Now Here, La Casa de Azucar, Two Dogs Inside. Television: The Bold and The Beautiful, Justice, Boomtown.

Mark H. Dold (official website) as Robyn Poley
Broadway: 2005 revival of Absurd Person Singular. Off-Broadway: Shockheaded Peter (Little Shubert), Tall Grass (Beckett), The Winter’s Tale and Race (Classic Stage Co.), Timon of Athens, Othello and The Seagull with Meryl Streep (New York Shakespeare Festival), Mayhem (Lion), Comic Potential (Manhattan Theatre Club), Romeo + Juliet (directed by Bill Alexander). Regional: highlights include premieres of Lynn Nottage’s Las Meninas, Patrick Marber’s Dealer’s Choice, Frank McGuinness’ Hecuba, Craig Lucas’ Singing Forest and five seasons at Barrington Stage Company. Film: Three Windows, Charlie’s Party, Say You’ll Be Mine. Television: Gossip Girl, Third Watch, Law & Order triumvirate, Conviction, Novel Reflections (pilot), Brother Outsider, The Progressives (PBS miniseries), All My Children (six years recurring principle). Education: Boston University, Yale School of Drama. Awards: Connecticut Critics Circle, N.J. Press and the Carole Dye.

Johnny Giacalone as Mostyn, Officer, Ensemble
Off-Broadway: As You Like It (The Public Theater), Debbie Does Dallas (Jane Street), Blur (u/s, Manhattan Theatre Club). Regional: Mezzulah, 1946 (City Theatre of Pittsburgh), Edgardo Mine (Hartford Stage), Romeo & Juliet (McCarter Theatre), Romeo & Juliet (Portland Stage Company), Romeo & Juliet (Princeton Repertory). Other New York: Ensemble Studio Theatre (company member), N.Y. International Fringe, Directors Company, Soho Rep, Present Company, Lincoln Center Institute, New York Performance Works. Other L.A. Theatre: Little Armenia (Fountain), The Gazillionaire Show (M Bar, Luna Playhouse), Twelfth Night (Lodestone). Television: Law & Order, Hate, iEarly, Ten Years of MTV. Film: Little Kings, Looking for An Echo, Rubout, Dark House.

Michael Kirby as Prison Jailer, Ensemble
Regional: The American Plan, 2008 Shakespeare Festival, 2007 Shakespeare Festival, Othello (Old Globe), A Tale of Charles Dickens (L.A. Theatre Works), Romeo and Juliet (Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival), Hamlet (Curtis Theatre). Other L.A.: Chekhov x 4 (Antaeus), Spite for Spite, Don Juan (Siglo De Oro Festival with Andak Stage Company, Founding Member), Twelfth Night (The Company Rep). Film: Connected, Passing Normal, Chase, The Slut. Television: Boston Public, MTV. Education: MFA from The Old Globe/USD, B.A. in theatre from Cal State Fullerton..

Adrian Latourelle as Thomas Walsingham
New York: Democracy Project (N.Y. Theatre Workshop), Texarkana Waltz (Kirk Theatre), Sherlock Holmes (Fringe Festival), Bloody Poetry (Synapse Production), Dido, Queen of Carthage (Target Margin Theater), The Propaganda Plays (Dixon Place). Regional: Bell, Book and Candle (Old Globe), Enchanted April (San Jose Repertory), Private Lives (Virginia Stage Company), 1984, Kiss of Blood, Arden of Faversham (Empty Space Theatre), The Misanthrope, Thom Pain (Based on Nothing), Big Love, An Experiment with an Air Pump, The Seagull, Inexpressible Island (Dallas Theater Center), The Mystery of Irma Vep (Triad Stage), Measure for Measure, The Inspector General, The Glass Menagerie (Yale Repertory Theatre). Film/T.V.: Criminal Minds, Sons of Anarchy, Without A Trace, Boston Legal, Numb3rs, Guiding Light, Little Crumb, Trust Me, The Temp. Training: MFA, Yale School of Drama; Sanford Meisner.

Henri Lubatti as Sir Walter Ralegh
Center Theatre Group: The Talking Cure (Mark Taper Forum). Regional Theatre: Hamlet (South Coast Repertory), Antigone (South Coast Repertory), Henry V (Old Globe, San Diego), An Ideal Husband (Seattle Repertory), An American Daughter (Seattle Repertory), Ghosts (Intiman Theatre). Television: Sleeper Cell, 11th Hour, Life, Standoff, The O.C., The Unit, 24, Spin City, ER, Enterprise, Felicity. Other: Member of Antaeus Classical Theater Ensemble.

Jon Monastero as Harlequin, Ensemble
Off-Broadway: Ten West (Chelsea Playhouse).National Tours: Ten West (L.A., S.F., Portland, Seattle, Bellingham, Vancouver, Chicago, NYC, Toronto).Other New York: Ten West (Upright Citizen’s Brigade Theatre), NY Clown Theater Festival (Brick Theatre).Los Angeles: The Composer is Dead (Disney Concert Hall), SummerSounds (Hollywood Bowl), Nights Errant, I Wrote This/Ten West, Serial Killers, 365 Days/365 Plays (Sacred Fools Theatre), Fafalo (Miles Playhouse, Inside the Ford), Young Writer’s Project (Theatre of Note), The Tempest (Morgan-Wixson Theatre), Twelfth Night (Lost Studio), also Velveteen Rabbit, Antigone, Ten West (Comedy Central Stages, iOWest, Steve Allen Theatre). Film/Television: Wasting Away, The Procedure, Ingles Ya!, QTV, True Blood, Decisions, Decisions. Relevant Training: Commedia dell’Arte (John Achorn, Joan Schirle), Clown (Jef Johnson), Mime (Lorin Salm).

Rob Nagle (official website) as Nicholas Skeres
Regional: Taking Steps (South Coast Repertory), Love’s Labour’s Lost, The Merry Wives of Windsor, Romeo & Juliet (The Old Globe), The Voysey Inheritance (Centerstage), Ctrl+Alt+Delete (San Jose Repertory), Lovers and Executioners (Connecticut Repertory), Macbeth, Henry V, All’s Well That Ends Well, Volpone, Measure for Measure (Shakespeare Theatre). Other L.A.: The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, Angry (Black Dahlia), Bug (Lost Angels), Moonlight and Magnolias (Odyssey Theatre), James Joyce’s The Dead (Open Fist), Loot (Theatre East), Eighteen (Meadows Basement), Much Ado About Nothing (Shakespeare Festival/LA). Film: The Soloist, Fun with Dick and Jane, Cellular, American Wedding. Television: Eli Stone, Cold Case, The Middleman, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, Without A Trace, Everwood, The Guardian, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Dawson’s Creek. Education: Northwestern University. Geek: www.robnagle.com.

Richard Robichaux (official website) as Steward, Ensemble
Off-Broadway: The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged (Century Center). Regional: All’s Well That Ends Well (Yale Rep.), The Silent Woman (Shakespeare Theatre), Amadeus (Syracuse Stage), The Importance of Being Earnest (Indiana Rep.), Love’s Labors Lost (Shakespeare Santa Cruz), Spring Storm (Marin Theatre Co.), as well as work at the N.Y. Fringe Festival, Wings Theatre, Milwaukee Rep and Colorado Shakespeare Festival. Television: Law & Order (NBC), Law & Order: CI (NBC), Spin City (ABC), Hate (Showtime), Chicken Club (Comedy Central), Atom TV (Comedy Central), Scare Tactics (Sci-Fi Channel). Film: Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding: The Movie (Tribeca Film Festival), Flannel Pajamas (Sundance Film Festival), Ready? OK! (Outfest), Foreign Exchange. MFA: Rutgers University. For Natalie and Gus.

Alicia Roper as Audry Walsingham
Broadway: Dance of Death (with Helen Mirren and Sir Ian McKellen). Off-Off-Broadway: The Breadwinner (Keen Company/ Merrimack Repertory co-production). Regional: Well (Cleveland Playhouse), Enchanted April, Philadelphia Story and The Voysey Inheritance (Walnut Street Theatre), The Constant Wife (Coconut Grove Playhouse/Walnut Street Theatre co-production), Ice Glen and The Last Schwartz (Florida Stage), Richard III and The Way of the World (Yale Rep), Wit (George Street Playhouse). Film: Singles. Television: Law & Order, Six Degrees, Under One Roof. Education: Yale School of Drama.

John Sloan as Tom Stone
Los Angeles: System Wonderland and The Retreat From Moscow (South Coast Repertory), Mother Courage and Her Children (Antaeus), 1001 (Theatre@Boston Court). Off-Broadway: Anne Frank and Me (American Jewish Theatre), Maybe Baby, It’s You (Soho Playhouse). New York: Twelfth Night (La MaMa E.T.C.), Miss Lulu Bett (Mint Theatre Company), As You Like It (78th Street Theatre Lab). Regional Theatre: Denver Center Theatre Company, Intiman Theatre and Alabama Shakespeare Festival. Film: The Oh in Ohio, The Mountain King. Television: Grey’s Anatomy, How I Met Your Mother, The Triangle, Happy Hour, Commander in Chief, Without a Trace, Gilmore Girls, Judging Amy, American Dreams, Tru Calling. Education: Skidmore College, B.A. English Literature.

Nick Toren as Pantalone, Ensemble
Broadway: The Elephant Man (director Sean Mathias, Royale Theater). Off-Broadway: Voice of the Turtle (Keen Company/Mint Theatre Company), Good Morning, Bill (Keen Company), Scenes from an Execution (Blue Light Theatre Company). Other New York: ‘Tis Pity She’s a Whore (HERE), Fantasio (Helle Theatre), Sightseeing (Jose Quintero Theatre). Regional: A Christmas Carol (McCarter), Loose Ends, Stags and Hens (Guthrie Experience), Scenes from an Execution (Kennedy Center), as well as performances at the Utah Shakespearean Company, Missouri Rep, Northern Stage, Olney Theatre Center, Red Barn Theatre. Los Angeles: Suicide in B flat (Rangeview Productions). Film: Pink Panther. Television: Mad Men, Without a Trace, Numb3rs, Close to Home, The Unit, Medium, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, The Nine. Education: B.A. Middlebury College, MFA. University of Missouri, Kansas City.

Gregory Wooddell as Kit Marlowe
Theatre: Cymbeline (Broadway - Lincoln Center), world premiere of Terrence McNally’s Some Men (Philadelphia Theatre Co.), Much Ado About Nothing (Kevin Kline Award nominee), Richard III (Shakespeare Festival of St. Louis), Cyrano de Bergerac, The Merchant of Venice, Two Gentlemen of Verona, Comedy of Errors, Othello, The Country Wife, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Lady Windermere’s Fan, Richard II, Don Carlos (Shakespeare Theatre Co., Washington, D.C.), Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde (Alley Theatre). Splitting Infinity (Summer Play Festival, NYC - Clurman Theatre). TV/Film: 30 Rock, Third Watch, Guiding Light (recurring), Exposed, Days of Our Lives, The Paradise Virus, One Life to Live. Graduate of The Juilliard School.

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