Alan Cox as David Frost
Before attending the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, Alan worked extensively as a child actor, most memorably in A Voyage Around My Father with Sir Laurence Olivier and as Young Watson in Young Sherlock Holmes. Moving to the U.S. in 2007, he made his Broadway debut in the Tony-nominated production of Translations by Brian Friel for the Manhattan Theatre Club and also appeared in Passion Play by Sarah Ruhl at the Goodman Theatre, Chicago. He made his London West End debut at the age of 13 in Strange Interlude and more recently appeared there in The Creeper and The Importance of Being Earnest. Other work in the U.K. includes Natural Selection (Theatre 503), The Rubenstein Kiss (Hampstead), The Fence (Wrestling School), The Earthly Paradise (Almeida), The Flu Season (Gate), An Enemy Of The People (National Theatre), The Lady’s Not for Burning (Chichester Theatre), The Seagull (National Theatre) and several productions for the Royal Shakespeare Company. He has appeared in Flahooley and 50 Million Frenchmen for the Discovering Lost Musical series and Chu Chin Chow in the Celebrating British Music Theatre series. He directed the surprise hit of the 2004 Edinburgh Festival, Dirty Fan Male (Gilded Balloon) as well as Flanders Mare (Sound Theatre), The Riot Act (the Gate) and A R (Theatre 503). He is delighted to be appearing alongside Stacy Keach whom he worked with previously on a radio adaptation of “The Plutocrat” by Booth Tarkington. Film and television credits include August, Ladies In Lavender, The Auteur Theory, Mrs. Dalloway, An Awfully Big Adventure, The Odyssey, Midsomer Murders, Not Only But Always, Housewife 49, Custer’s Last Battle, John Adams and Margaret.

Stacy Keach (official website) as Richard Nixon
John Huston once said of Stacy Keach that “Stacy is not a star. He is a constellation. The audience will come to see whatever character he portrays.” Keach, who has excelled in many of the classic and contemporary stage’s greatest roles, has been called one of America’s pre-eminent interpreters of Shakespeare. Mr. Keach began his professional career with the New York Shakespeare Festival in 1964. He received the first of his three Obie Awards for his work in the off-Broadway political satire MacBird. Broad­way credits include Indians (Tony Award nomination), Deathtrap, the Pulitzer Prize-winning The Kentucky Cycle (Helen Hayes Award for Best Actor) and Solitary Confinement. One of the most versatile stars of film, television and stage, Keach recently appeared in Oliver Stone’s cinematic portrait of George W. Bush, W. He has appeared in numerous films, including: The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter, The New Centurions, Doc, Fat City, The Long Riders, Up in Smoke, Nice Dreams, The Ninth Configuration, Escape from L.A., Honeydripper and American History X. He is celebrated worldwide for his hit series as hard-boiled detective Mike Hammer, and appearedas the irascible, hilarious Dad on Fox’s comic sitcom, Titus, and as the warden on Prison Break. He won a Golden Globe Award and an Emmy nomination for his portrayal of Ernest Hemingway. Following his triumphant recent title role performance in King Lear, directed by Robert Falls for the prestigious Goodman Theatre in Chicago (a role he will reprise in June 2009 at Washington, D.C.’s new Shakespeare Harmon Center), Keach has recently starred in such films as Rob Nilsson’s Imbued (for which he also composed the music), Ring of Death, The Boxer, The Assistant and Meteor.

Meghan Andrews as Evonne Goolagong
Broadway: Frost/Nixon and The Grapes of Wrath (Steppenwolf). The Trip to Bountiful (Signature, 2006 Lucille Lortel nomination; Goodman), Clocks and Whistles, Doubt (George Street Playhouse). Film: Sweet Flame, The Interloper, Cost of Living. TV: Law & Order: CI and Flesh ’n’ Blood (with Director Jim Burrows). Meghan is a lifetime member of the Actors Studio.

Bob Ari as Bob Zelnick
Broadway: The Constant Wife, Bells Are Ringing, Laughter on the 23rd Floor. Off-Broadway: Die Mommie Die!, Jolson & Company, Picasso At The Lapin Agile. Regional Theatres: American Conserv­atory Theatre, Colony Theatre, Coconut Grove Playhouse, Delaware Theatre Co., Long Wharf, Walnut St. Theatre and many others. Film: Two Lovers, Kissing Jessica Stein, Music Of The Heart, Cradle Will Rock. Television: Ed, Law & Order, Cheers, Cagney and Lacey, Soap, L.A. Law, All My Children.

Antony Hagopian as John Birt
Broad­way: Frost/Nixon. Off-Broadway: Walking Down Broadway (Mint Theater). Regional: Cincinnati Playhouse, Pittsburgh Public Theater, Shakespeare Theatre (D.C.), Pioneer Theatre Company, Missouri Repertory, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Virginia Stage, Indiana Repertory, N.J. Shakespeare Festival, PlayMakers Repertory. TV: Law & Order, The Sopranos

Peter Hilton as Ensemble
Peter Hilton is an actor, director and award-winning playwright. He holds a degree in classics from UCL and has lectured at the British Museum on ancient Greek drama. He is a member of AEA, British Equity, The Dramatists Guild of America and a drama consultant for experiential drama-based training in issues of diversity and cultural awareness. www.dramaconsultant.com.

Roxanna Hope as Caroline Cushing
Broadway: Frost/Nixon, After the Fall, The Women. Off-Broadway: 1001, Arabian Nights; Princess Turandot, Little Willy. Regional: Williamstown Theatre Festival, American Conservatory Theatre, Shakespeare Theatre/N.J., Huntington Theatre, Westport Country Playhouse, Colorado Shakespeare Festival and others. Film/TV: No Reservations, Law & Order, Law & Order: CI, Law & Order: SVU, All My Children.

Ted Koch as Jack Brennan
Broadway: The Pillowman, Death of a Salesman, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. Off-Broadway: Meshugah, Chaos Theories. Regional: True West (Arena Stage); Front Page, Sweet Bird of Youth (Williamstown Theatre); Pig Farm, Sea of Tranquility (Old Globe); A Streetcar Named Desire (Buffalo Studio); As You Like It (Goodman).Television: Cashmere Mafia, The Sopranos, Law & Order, Ed, Third Watch, West Wing, Hack, Chicago Hope. Film: Hannibal, Cold Souls, Griffin and Phoenix, Dinner Rush.

Tamara Lovatt-Smith as Ensemble
A native Australian, Tamara works as a theater/film/ voice over artist in New York. Recent credits: Freak Winds, Illumination andThe Stepford Wives. She teaches at N.Y.’s Atlantic Theater Co. Acting School and is a producing associate on the new musical Angels. Thanks and love to parents, Angels team and Joshua.

Stephen Rowe as Swifty Lazar, Mike Wallace
Broadway: Frost/Nixon, The Goat, The Nerd. Off-Broadway: Big Bill, A Picasso, Tiny Alice, The Normal Heart. Regional: Founding member, ART (Albee’s Men, acclaimed solo show), Albee Directs Albee, international tour; South Coast Rep (Drama-Logue Award), Berkeley Rep (Bay Area Critics Award) and others. TV: Law & Order, ER, Beverly Hills: 90210 and others. Film: The Pink Panther, Basic Instinct.

Brian Sgambati as Jim Reston
Broadway: The Coast Of Utopia, King Lear, Lincoln Center. Off-Broadway includes Landscape Of The Body (Signature), The World Over (Playwrights Horizons), Paris Commune (Public). Regional includes Passion Play (Goodman), Two Noble Kinsmen (Old Globe), The Blue Demon (Huntington), Sweet Bird Of Youth (La Jolla Playhouse). MFA.: UC San Diego.

David Sitler (official website) as Ensemble
Broadway: An Inspector Calls. Regional: Ford’s, Virginia Stage Company, Florida Studio, Swine Palace, N.J. Rep., Luna Stage, Carousel Dinner Theatre, Mill Mountain, Surflight, Hippodrome, Cumberland County. Film: Ghetto Dawg, Synapse, Twelve. TV: Law & Order: SVU, As the World Turns. Thanks to a great company and especially wife/actor Carolyn Popp.

Noel Velez as Manolo Sanchez
Arms and the Man, School for Wives, Measure for Measure, Mary Stuart, Richard III, As You Like It, The Rivals, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Cymbeline, Taming of the Shrew, Cyrano, Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, The Two Gentlemen of Verona, All’s Well that Ends Well. TV: One Life to Live, Guiding Light.

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