is a multi-hyphenate actress and singer who has delivered award winning performances both on Broadway and on the screen. She is perhaps best known for her role as Angelica Schuyler in the musical phenomenon Hamilton, which has become a cultural touchstone for the ages. Renée’s performance earned her a Tony Award, Grammy Award, Drama Desk Award, and a Lucille Lortel Award. In July 2021, she was nominated for an Emmy Award for the Disney+ film adaptation. Renee currently stars in Tina Fey’s new Emmy nominated series for Peacock, “Girls5eva.”. Up next, she will be seen in Billy Porter’s film directorial debut What If. Other highlights from her film and television career include co-starring in A24’s critical darling Wavesopposite Sterling K. Brown, the Netflix series “Altered Carbon,”, “Documentary Now!”’s cult favorite episode, “Original Cast Album: Co-Op”, “The Good Wife,” , The House with a Clock in Its Walls,, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks,, “The Get Down,” and her creation of the beloved character Evangeline Williamson on ABC'S “One Life to Live,” for which she received two Daytime Emmy nominations and two NAACP Image Award nominations. Renée's appearances on stage include her Outer Critics Circle Award nominated performance opposite Frances McDormand in the play Good People , and the original Broadway version of The Color Purple . She made her Broadway debut as Nala in The Lion King , and her performance as Mimi in Broadway's closing cast of RENT was immortalized on film. As a solo artist, Renée garners rave reviews performing to packed crowds in concert halls and symphony spaces all over the country. Her debut album will be released this year!

is an award-winning playwright and actress. Distinguished as the first African female writer to have a play on Broadway, and to bring the perspective of African women to mainstream theater, her stage plays give voice to untold narratives. They include In the Continuum (OBIE Award, Outer Critics Award, Helen Hayes Award), Eclipsed (Tony nomination: Best Play, NAACP Award, Helen Hayes Award: Best New Play, Connecticut Critics Circle Award: Outstanding Production of a Play), and The Convert (six Ovation Awards, L.A. Outer Critics Award). Her newest play, Familiar, received its world premiere at Yale Rep and premiered in New York at Playwrights Horizons in February of 2016. Commissioned by Yale Rep, Center Theatre Group, Playwrights Horizons, and the Royal Court, she is a recipient of the Sam Norkin Award (2016 Drama Desk Awards), a Whiting Award as well as a Hodder Fellowship.

As an actor, Gurira starred as General Okoye in Marvel’s 2018 Academy Award-winning blockbuster film Black Panther, for which she won a People’s Choice Award (Favorite Action Movie Star), an NAACP Image Award (Outstanding Supporting Actress/Motion Picture) and a shared SAG Award (Outstanding Performance by a Cast/Motion Picture). Later that year she reprised her role in Avengers: Infinity War and again in Avengers: Endgame, which went on to become the #1 top grossing film in history.

She most recently starred in her final season as Michonne on AMC’s “The Walking Dead,” which remains a top-rated cable program in its tenth season. Her other acting credits include the feature films All Eyez on Me, Mother of George, The Visitor, and Shakespeare in the Park’s stage production of Measure for Measure (Equity Callaway Award). This summer Gurira will star as the title character of Richard III for Shakespeare in the Park’s 60th anniversary season. The Public Theater production will be directed by Robert O’Hara. In November she will reprise her role of Okoye in the highly anticipated Black Panther sequel, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

Born in Iowa to Zimbabwean parents and raised in Zimbabwe, Gurira holds an MFA from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. An ambassador for Bono’s ONE campaign, she is co-founder of Almasi Arts Alliance, which works to give access and opportunity to African dramatic artists. With a personal dedication to effect tangible change in gender equality and push global leaders toward real policy transformation, she is founder of Love Our Girls, which spotlights the specific challenges faced by women and girls while celebrating the courageous work by organizations seeking to make a difference. In December 2018 she was also named a Goodwill Ambassador for UN Women, supporting its mandate of gender equality and women’s rights and leveraging her celebrity as an amplifier of other women’s voices.

Twitter/Instagram: @DanaiGurira, Facebook: @DanaiGuriraOfficial.

is a critically acclaimed and award-winning actor, producer and musician. In 2016, he earned a Golden Globe for his role on the HBO miniseries “Show Me A Hero” in the Best Actor in a Miniseries or Television Film category as well as a Critics’ Choice nomination for Best Actor in a Movie or Miniseries. Two years prior, he scored an Independent Spirit Award for Best Male Lead and a Golden Globe nomination for his portrayal of the title character in the Coen Brothers’ film Inside Llewyn Davis. He additionally was featured on numerous songs on the film’s soundtrack. That same year, Isaac led J.C. Chandor’s action-packed drama, A Most Violent Year, for which he earned the National Board of Review Award for Best Actor with the film earning the Best Film nod. The following year, Isaac starred in Ex Machina written and directed by Alex Garland. The National Board of Review recognized the film as one of the ten best independent films of the year. In 2015, Isaac starred as the Resistance pilot, Poe Dameron, in the highly awaited Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015), the seventh installment in the main Star Wars film series. Directed, co-produced, and co-written by J.J. Abrams, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, was the first of a trilogy planned by Disney. Isaac returned as Poe Dameron in Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017) and in the final chapter Stars Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019). Other acting credits include The Promise (2016), X-Men: Apocalypse (2016), Suburbicon (2017), Annihilation (2018), Operation Finale (2018) of which he also is credited as a producer, Life Itself (2018), Triple Frontier (2019), At Eternity’s Gate (2019), and The Addams Family (2019). Issac also starred in The Letter Room, a short film directed by Elvira Lind, which was nominated for Best Live Action Short Film at the 2021 Oscars. Most recently, the Screen Actors Guild nominated Isaac in the “Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Television Movie or Limited Series” category for his performance in HBO’s “Scenes from a Marriage.”

In 2017, Isaac headlined The Public Theater’s summer production of Hamlet with Sam Gold at the helm. Off-Broadway, Isaac appeared in Zoe Kazan’s play We Live Here at Manhattan Theatre Club, as Romeo in Romeo and Juliet, and in Two Gentlemen of Verona, the latter productions for The Public Theater’s Shakespeare in the Park. Isaac also appeared in Beauty of the Father at Manhattan Theatre Club and in MCC Theater’s Grace. Additional theatre credits include: Arrivals and Departures, When It’s Cocktail Time in Cuba, and Spinning into Butter.

In 2021, Isaac starred in three separate projects that each debuted at the 2021 Venice International Film Festival. Paul Schrader’s The Card Counter, with Martin Scorsese as an executive producer, starred Isaac alongside Tiffany Haddish and hit theaters this past September. Isaac also appeared in the much-anticipated reboot of Dune, an adaption of the bestselling novel of the same name by Frank Herbert, which hit theaters and HBO Max in October. Oscar’s third project to debut in Venice was HBO’s five part miniseries “Scenes from a Marriage,” an adaption by Hagai Levi of Ingmar Bergman’s classic Swedish series of the same name and co-starring Jessica Chastain. Additionally, Isaac reprised his role as the voice of Gomez Addams in The Addams Family 2, which was also released in October.

Most recently, Isaac starred in Marvel Studio’s “Moon Knight,” which aired its finale episode this past week. Isaac also served as an executive producer on the project.

Next up, Isaac is set to produce Lionsgate’s upcoming film London, under his Mad Gene Media Banner, with Ben Stiller set to direct and will star in James Gray’s period drama Armageddon Time, alongside Robert De Niro, Donald Sutherland, Anne Hathaway and Cate Blanchett.

Isaac is also set to star in and produce the adaptation of Brian K. Vaughn’s Ex Machina comic retitled The Great Machine. Also in the comic realm, Oscar has partnered with Legendary Comics to produce Head Wounds: Sparrow, a graphic novel based on an idea developed by Oscar and his childhood friends Bob Johnson and John Alvey. The graphic novel is written by Brian Buccellato (Pokémon: Detective Pikachu, DC's “The Flash” and Injustice: Gods Among Us), with art by Christian Ward (Invisible Kingdom, Marvel's Black Bolt) and is expected to hit stores on June 21st.

can be seen in the new musical Between The Lines at the Tony Kiser Theatre starting this June. She appeared on Broadway as Elphaba in Wicked after playing the role on the national tour for which she received an Acclaim Award. Other New York credits include Lennon, The Wild Party (Drama Desk nomination), The Vagina Monologues, Falling (Drama Desk nomination), Crimes of the Heart, Baby, A Class Act, The Landing, Queen of the Mist, and Time and Again (Lucille Lortel nomination). She’s been seen regionally all over the U.S.: Signature, MUNY, Sacramento Music Circus, and in concert she has performed solo shows nationally as well as in NYC at Feinstein's/54 Below, Birdland, Joe's Pub & Ars Nova. Symphony appearances have ranged from Carnegie Hall to The Kennedy Center, Caramoor to Town Hall, from Malaysia to Maui & a lot of spots in between. Among her TV credits are “Madam Secretary,” “30 Rock,” “Sex and the City,” “Succession,” “Brothers and Sisters,” all the “Law and Orders,” “First You Dream” and about a gazillion voiceovers. Films: The Report, Big Time Adolescence, First One In. A Syracuse University graduate, her recordings include the original cast albums of The Wild Party and A Class Act, the Grammy nominated Actor’s Fund Benefit of HAIR and her first solo album I’m Not Waiting, which is available on iTunes. Twitter: @juliamurney Instagram: @pepamama

 star of stage and screen, has established herself as one of Broadway's greatest leading ladies. Her portrayal of Anna Loenowens in The King and I garnered her the 2015 Tony Award for Best Leading Actress in a Musical, along with Grammy, Drama League, Outer Critics and Olivier Nominations. She reprised the role while making her West End debut, and performed a limited engagement at Tokyo's Orb Theatre. Kelli also received an Emmy nomination for her portrayal of Katie Bonner in Topic's hit web series,” The Accidental Wolf.” Other film and television credits include: Season 2 of Netflix's “13 Reasons Why,” “All the Bright Places,” “Peter Pan Live!,” Sex and The City 2, Martin Scorsese's The Key to Reserva, Showtime's “Master of Sex,” “The Good Fight,” “Blue Bloods,” “N3mbers,” and the animated series “Car Talk.” Other Broadway credits include Kiss Me Kate (Tony, Drama League, OCC nominations), The Bridges of Madison County (Tony, Drama Desk, Drama League, OCC nominations), Nice Work if You Can Get It (Tony, Drama Desk, Drama League, OCC nominations), South Pacific (Tony, Drama Desk, OCC nominations), The Pajama Game (Tony, Drama Desk, OCC nominations), The Light in the Piazza (Tony, Drama Desk nominations), Sweet Smell of Success, Follies, Dracula, and Jekyll & Hyde. She was awarded the prestigious Drama League's Distinguished Achievement in Musical Theatre Award in 2019. In 2015, she made her Metropolitan Opera debut in Lehar's The Merry Widow opposite Renée Fleming and returned as Despina in Mozart's Cosi Fan Tutte. Her concerts have gained international acclaim, spanning from Carnegie Hall to Tokyo. She is a frequent performer on PBS's live telecasts, The Kennedy Center Honors and performs often alongside The New York Philharmonic. Along with her two Grammy nominations, her solo albums, Always and Wonder in the World, are available on Ghostlight Records. Kelli can be seen in HBO's new hit series, “The Gilded Age” and has returned to her Emmy nominated role of Katie Bonner in the second season of Topic's “The Accidental Wolf,” streaming now.

Liev Schreiber is best known for Showtime's "Ray Donovan," for which he earned
five Golden Globe nominations and three Emmy nominations. His film credits
include the Scream trilogy, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, The Manchurian Candidate,
Spotlight, Isle of Dogs, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, The French Dispatch,
and the narrator for Don’t Look Up. His stage credits include Glengarry Glen Ross,
for which he won a Tony Award, A View from the Bridge, (Drama Desk Award), Talk
Radio, Les Liaisons Dangereuses, Cymbeline (Obie Award), Hamlet, Henry V, and
Macbeth. Upcoming projects include Across the River and Into the Trees, Asteroid
City, and Ray Donovan: The Movie. Liev is a co founder of Bluecheck Ukraine an
NGO whose mission is to identify, vet, and fast track financial support to Relief
groups on the ground in Ukraine. To donate please go to usukraine.org/bluecheck.

Originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, Kimber Elayne Sprawl originated the role of Marianne in Girl From The North Country at The Public Theater. Broadway credits include: A Bronx Tale (Jane), Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (swing). National tour: Disney’s The Lion King (Sarabi, u/s Nala). Regional: The Niceties (Zoe, Milwaukee Repertory), Memphis (Felicia, Walnut Street Theatre). Social: @kimberelaynesprawl.