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Molly Bernard is most recognizable for her role as Lauren Heller on “Younger.” Additionally, she starred in and executive produced indie films Milkwater, and the upcoming Best Man Dead Man. Bernard has been featured in “Chicago Med” on NBC, as well as “Transparent,” “Alpha House,” “High Maintenance,” “Blindspot,” Otherhood, Sully, Pay it Forward, The Intern, and “The Black List.” Select theater credits include Revolt She Said, Revolt Again at SoHo Rep, House Plant at NYTW Next Door, Cult of Love at Berkeley Rep. Bernard can currently be seen in the feature film Hit Man, written and directed by Richard Linklater.
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ilm: Cassandro (Amazon; Astra nomination for Best Actress), Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance), Ms. White Light, Unidentified Objects. Select Television: “A League of Their Own” (Amazon), “Eric” (Netflix), “Vida” (Starz), “I Love Dick” (Amazon), “Girls” (HBO), “The Deuce” (HBO) “Monsterland” (Hulu), “The Harper House” (CBS All Access), “Mrs. America” (Hulu), “Mr. Robot” (USA). Broadway/Off-Broadway: Fun Home (Original Cast; also at The Public Theater), Hamlet (Public Theater), Mala Hierba (Second Stage).
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Barbie Ferreira first captivated audiences with her compelling performance as Kat in HBO’s “Euphoria.” Following her appearance in Jordan Peele’s Nope, she is set to appear in several notable films, including Legendary's reimagining of Faces of Death, with Dacre Montgomery and the indie film Bob Trevino Likes It, alongside John Leguizamo. Ferreira also shares the screen with Ariana DeBose in House of Spoils and appears in HBO Max's UNpregnant.
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Rebecca is best known for the Emmy nominated Netflix shows "Inventing Anna" and "Russian Doll." Recent work includes "Single Drunk Female" and the latest Star Wars series "The Acolyte." Henderson's films include The Good House and Call Jane (and upcoming DUST BUNNY) all opposite Sigourney Weaver; Werewolves Within and Appropriate Behavior among others. Rebecca has appeared in many theatre roles including Moscowx6 (MCC, Williamstown),The Wayside Motor Inn ( Signature) and Bright Half Life(Women's Project) etc
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Broadway Debut. Theatre includes “James” in Cult of Love (Berkeley Rep), “Bo” in Jacuzzi (Ars Nova), “Paul Bratter” in Barefoot in the Park (Old Globe). Film work includes Oscar-Winners Promising Young Woman (“Al Monroe”) and The Help (“Stuart Whitworth” SAG Award, Critics Choice Award), “Piz” in Veronica Mars, Up In The Air, Perpetrator, Complete Unknown. TV includes “Bash” on "GLOW" (SAG nominations, Netflix), “Jesse” on "How I Met Your Father (Hulu)," “Dell” on "Private Practice (ABC)," "Inventing Anna (Netflix)," "ROAR (Apple TV)," "Graves (Epix)," "Enlisted (Fox)."
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Zachary Quinto can currently be seen in Rightor Doyle’s feature film Down Low opposite Lukas Gage for FilmNation Entertainment and He Went That Way opposite Jacob Elordi for Vertical Entertainment. The films had their respective world premieres at the 2023 SXSW Film Festival and 2023 Tribeca Film Festival. Previously, Quinto completed his critically acclaimed West End Debut as ‘GoreVidal’ in James Graham’s play Best of Enemies. His other stage credits include the Broadway revivals of The Boys in the Band and The Glass Menagerie and the off-Broadway revival of Angels in America. This fall, Quinto will be seen starring as Dr. Oliver Wolf in the highly anticipated series "Brilliant Minds" for NBC via Berlanti Productions. Quinto starred as ‘Spock’ in JJ Abram’s reboot of the "Star Trek" franchise and in Margin Call, which he also produced through his production company, Before The Door Pictures. Some of his television credits include "NOS4A2," "Heroes," and his Emmy nominated turn on "American Horror Story." Quinto is repped by WME, 42, Untitled Entertainment, Relevant PR and Jackoway Austen Tyerman Wertheimer Mandelbaum Morris Bernstein Trattner & Klein.
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Favorite credits include: Gently Down the Stream (The Public Theater), The Harvest (LCT3), Stupid f-ing Bird (The Pearl) and Cult of Love at Berkeley Rep. Film/Television: "L&O: SVU," The Wisdom Tooth. Christopher is also a composer and musician. He’s currently recording an album with his sister Sienna and collaborating with Peter Hedges and Bandits on the Run to adapt What’s Eating Gilbert Grape for stage. Proud member of Edie’s Fairytale Theatre. BFA from Rutgers. For more info on new works go to @christophersearsart.
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Currently stars in the STARZ television series “Three Women,” based on author Lisa Taddeo’s international best selling novel. Woodley was solidified as a household name from the Divergent film series in addition to her acclaimed roles in The Fault in Our Stars, The Spectacular Now and The Descendants, for which she earned individual nominations for two Critics Choice Awards and a Golden Globe. Woodley most recently co-starred in Michael Mann’s film Ferrari and just wrapped production on the film Motor City. Other film credits include Dumb Money, The Last Letter from Your Lover, Adrift, and Snowden. On the small screen, Woodley notably starred as Jane in the critically acclaimed television series “Big Little Lies,” for which she earned an individual Emmy and Golden Globe nomination. Cult of Love will be her Broadway debut.
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Mare Winningham won her first Emmy Award for her role in the critically acclaimed Amber Waves. Her other high profile television movie and series credits include “The Thornbirds,” “ER,” “The Affair,” “The Outsider,” and multiple seasons of “American Horror Story.” She received her second Emmy Award for her role in “George Wallace” (as well as Golden Globe and SAG Award nominations) and an additional six Emmy nominations, including for her performances in The Boys Next Door, “Hatfields and McCoys,” and “Mildred Pierce.” She was seen on television most recently in the Hulu limited series “Dopesick,” for which she earned her sixth Emmy nomination. Her range of film credits include her breakthrough performance in St. Elmo’s Fire, Wyatt Earp, The War, Turner & Hooch, The Seagull, Philomena, Dark Waters, Miracle Mile, for which she was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award, and George, for which she received an Independent Spirit Award and an Academy Award nomination. She was seen most recently in the film adaptation of All My Puny Sorrows. For her work on stage, she received a Lucille Lortel Award, Drama Desk Award nomination, and Drama League Award nomination for her work in 10 Million Miles, and a Lucille Lortel nomination for her work in Tribes. She made her Broadway debut in the revival of Picnic and was nominated for a Tony Award for her performance in Casa Valentina. She starred in the Bob Dylan musical Girl from the North Country Off-Broadway, for which she received an Outer Critics Circle Award nomination, and she received a Tony Award nomination for her role when the show transferred to Broadway this year.
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David Rasche most recently portrayed the bigwig Media executive, Karl Muller, on HBO's multi-award-winning series, "Succession." Up next, Rasche will be seen in FX's "Dying For Sex" opposite Michelle Williams and Jenny Slate. His Broadway credits include: David Mamet's "Speed-The-Plow," "Lunch Hour," with Gilda Radner, and the Pulitzer Prize-winning, "The Shadow Box." Select TV and film credits include the title role in "Sledge Hammer!," the Coen brother's "Burn After Reading," Armando Iannucci's classic, "In The Loop," "About My Father" with Robert DeNiro, and the award-winning series "VEEP" with Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
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