Scott Adsit has appeared in many television shows most notably, playing producer Pete Hornberger on NBC’s Emmy Award –winning "30 Rock". You may also know him from his role as Greg Hart on HBO’s "Veep".

 

He also wrote, produced, directed and performed voices for Adult Swim’s Emmy Award-winning "Moral Orel". Adsit voices Baymax in the Disney feature film hit, Big Hero 6.  

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He has appeared in numerous feature films, television shows and plays.

Jordan Mathew Brown is a dog lover!

 

Broadway and National Tour: Elder Cunningham in The Book of Mormon.

 

Off-Broadway: Zack in Zack (Mint Theater Company), Jack in Into the Woods (Sternfeld Studio’s immersive production in the woods), As Time Goes By (Out of the Box Theatrics).

 

Select Regional: Dennis in All Shook Up (Goodspeed), Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors (Kansas City Rep), William Barfée in The 25th...Spelling Bee (George Street Playhouse).

 

Training: Boston University BFA Acting.

 

Huge thanks to this hilarious team, Stephanie, Buchwald, and his wonderful family & friends. Always for Grandma, and his family dog Rocky. @jordanmatthewbrown

Broadway: South Pacific, Twentieth Century.  

 

Off-Broadway (premieres): Let Me Spell It Out For You (author); Yours Unfaithfully; Southern Comfort; Almost, Maine; The Booth Variations (co-author); The Butcherhouse Chronicles.  

 

Tours: War Horse, Spring Awakening, Twelve Angry Men.

 

Regional: Arena Stage, La Jolla Playhouse, Old Globe, Actors Theater of Louisville, Cleveland Play House, Cincinnati Playhouse.  

 

International: Edinburgh Fringe, Actor’s Touring Company.

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Film/TV: “Elsbeth,” “Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” “FBI:Most Wanted,” “East New York,” “Homeland,” “Law & Order,”“White Collar,” “Madame Secretary,” “Nurse Jackie,” “A Stage Of Twilight,” “Livin’ The Dream,” “Living and Dining,” “One True Thing.”

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For Taffy, Diego, and Butley. 

Broadway: All My Sons, A Year with Frog and Toad, The Crucible, A Little Night Music (City Opera), Into the Woods (original cast, Drama Desk nomination, Theatre World Award), Sunday in the Park with George (original cast).

 

Off-Broadway and regional include: The Lights Are On (Theatre Row), Tartuffe (New York Shakespeare Festival), How I Learned to Drive (Vineyard), Baker’s Wife in Into the Woods (Baltimore and Westport).

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Film includes: Tick, Tick…Boom! (Netflix), The

Normal Heart (HBO) Mighty Aphrodite (Woody Allen, dir.)

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TV: "Blue Bloods", "Orange is the New Black"
(recurring), "The Good Wife", "Jessica Jones" (recurring).

Gizel Jiménez can be heard as Rembrandt on the concept album of Warriors, and as McNamara in “One by One” on the Heathers deluxe edition album.

 

Broadway/Tour: Wicked, West Side Story tour.

 

Off-Broadway: Cornelia Street (Atlantic), Avenue Q (New World Stages), Miss You Like Hell (The Public, Drama Desk & Lortel nominations), Party People (The Public), Big River (Encores!).

 

Regional: Somebody to Love (Rubicon), Little Shop of Horrors (Denver Center), Dracula A Comedy of Terrors (Old Globe), Waitress (Ogunquit), Bliss (5th Ave).

 

Film/Television: tick, tick BOOM! (Netflix), Bad Monkey (AppleTV), Dexter: New Blood (Showtime), Law & Order: SVU (NBC), Divorce (HBO).

@gizeljimenezofficial

Some NYC Credits: Elphaba in Wicked, Queenie in The Wild Party (Drama Desk nomination), Lennon, The Vagina Monologues, Falling (Drama Desk
nomination), Time and Again (Lucille Lortel nomination), Between The Lines.

Some regional: A Little Night Music (Ogunquit Playhouse), Ragtime (North Carolina Theatre), Evita (Sacramento Music Circus), Gypsy and Spelling Bee (both at Cape Playhouse).

 

Some TV: “Sex and the City”, all the “Law and
Orders”.

 

Some film: Big Time Adolescence, Not Okay.

 

Some symphony concerts and directing gigs: yes indeed.

 

Solo album: I’m Not Waiting.

Angela Reed was part of the original Broadway company of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, and assumed the role of Ginny Potter which she played for over two years.

 

Her other Broadway credits include standing by for Laurie Metcalf in A Doll’s House, Part 2, and for Frances McDormand in The Country Girl.

 

Off-Broadway she has worked with Irish Rep, the Abingdon, Mint Theatre, Keen Company, and Classic Stage Company.

 

She has traveled the country with the first national tours of War Horse and Spring Awakening and has worked at numerous regional theatres including The Goodman, Denver Center, Baltimore Center Stage, Westport Country Playhouse, The Old Globe, Pittsburgh City Theatre, Two River Theatre, Cleveland Play House, American Repertory Theatre, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Syracuse Stage, Dorset Theatre Festival, Shakespeare Theatre of NJ, Round House Theatre, and Pasadena Playhouse, among others.

 

Angela’s television credits include Love Story, Blue Bloods, House of Cards, Girls, Daredevil, The Blacklist, FBI: Most Wanted, all of the New York-based versions of Law and Order and the upcoming God of the Woods.

Seth Rudetsky is the afternoon deejay on the SiriusXM Broadway channel as well the host of “Seth Speaks”.  He spent many years on Broadway as a pianist or conductor for shows like Ragtime, Les Miz, and Phantom. as well
as two years as a comedy writer on “The Rosie O’Donnell Show” (three Emmy nominations with his co-writers).

 

He's performed his one-man comedy, Seth’s Big Fat Bway Show, in London, Boston (Irne award) and
L.A. (with Barbra Streisand in the audience!).

 

He co-wrote and costarred in Disaster! (NY TIMES critics' pick) on Broadway which was licensed by
Music Theater International.

 

Seth also runs "Seth's Big Fat Broadway Cruise" which brings Broadway stars and Broadway lovers together to fabulous destinations.

After October 7th, 2023, he founded The Jewish Broadway Alliance which is now a 501c3.

Broadway: Paradise Square (Tony, OCC, Chita Rivera noms); Bright Star (Drama Desk nom); La Cage aux Folles.

 

Off-Broadway: Philadelphia, Here I Come! (Theatre World Awards’ Dorothy Loudon Award; Drama Desk, Lortel noms; Irish Rep), A Man Of No Importance (Lortel award; OCC nom; CSC), Titanic (Encores!), February House (The Public).

 

TV: "The Blacklist", "Chicago Med" (NBC); "Julia" (HBO Max); "Madam Secretary", "Bull" (CBS); "Hunters" (Amazon Prime); "Homeland" (Showtime); "Younger" (TV Land).

 

Film: Other People’s Bodies, Nobody Walks In LA, From Nowhere, HairBrained.

 

Training: University of Michigan; RADA.