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Matthew Saldívar has originated and appeared in principal roles on Broadway in Berhardt/Hamlet, Junk, Peter and the Starcatcher, Act One, A Streetcar Named Desire, Saint Joan, The Wedding Singer, Honeymoon in Vegas and Grease. He has performed in dozens of Off-Broadway and regional productions including Alexis Scheer’s Our Dear Dead Drug Lord, Sam Gold’s Hamlet, Sarna Lapine’s Annie Get Your Gun, Kate Hamill’s Dracula as well as various performances in film and television. BA/MA- Middlebury College. MFA- NYU Grad Acting.

Broadway: The Assembled Parties, Death of a Salesman, White Christmas, The Country Girl, Frost/Nixon. Off-Broadway (selected): The Public, MTC, Atlantic, Primary Stages, EST, HERE. Regional (selected): Guthrie (2016–2019) Glass Menagerie, Cyrano de Bergerac, Noises Off, Sense and Sensibility; Yale Rep; Wlliamstown Theatre Festival; McCarter Theatre; Dallas Theater Center; The Old Globe; Mark Taper Forum; Hamptons Shakespeare Festival; Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey. Appearances on more than 35 television series, including Blindspot and recurring roles on Show Me a Hero, The Good Wife, The Americans, Mad Men. Films include The English Teacher, Fair Game, The International, Michael Clayton, and others. Remy is director/co-writer/producer of the independent feature film Blood Stripe (awards at LA Film Festival, Provincetown Film Festival, Austin Film Festival, Twin Cities Film Festival 2016) and producer of the short Lemon Shark (by Kate Nowlin). Training: M.F.A., Yale School of Drama. For Dad, who came before, and bright Sun, who comes after.

John Behlmann was most recently on Broadway in the Tony-nominated musical comedy Shucked, originating the role of con man Gordy Jackson for which he earned a Grammy nomination. Prior to that, John received an Outer Critics Nomination playing Max Van Horn in the Tony-winning musical Tootsie. He also appeared on Broadway in Joshua Harmon’s play Significant Other, starred in the New York production of The 39 Steps, and made his Broadway debut in the Tony-winning play revival of Journey’s End. On film, he last appeared with Jon Hamm in the Miramax feature Confess, Fletch directed by Greg Mottola and with Ben Schwartz in indie feature Standing Up, Falling Down, having the distinct honor of punching both leading men in the face on camera. On television, he can be seen in season 2 of Elsbeth and HBO’s The Gilded Age. He recurred as Agent Adams in Riverdale and as Ann Dowd’s FBI partner in Good Behavior, and has guested on And Just Like That, Madam Secretary, Instinct, Odd Mom Out, Blue Bloods, and The Good Wife. Equally at home in comedy or drama, on stage or screen, John has been fortunate to work in a wide array of mediums and styles. He’s been in Off-Broadway plays and musicals for many of New York’s most respected theater companies including Lincoln Center, Ars Nova, Roundabout, MTC, MCC, Encores, and the Civilians. He’s had an extensive commercial career and has been a voice actor for over a decade, most notably in the World Of Warcraft franchise. John is also a photographer, proud husband and father, and one-time trapeze artist.

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Broadway: Bernhardt/Hamlet, Marvin’s Room, Macbeth, A Free Man of Color, A Man for All Seasons,Frost/Nixon. Off-Broadway: 72 Miles to Go (Drama Desk nomination), The Thin Place, Timon of Athens, The Idiot, As You Like It. Regional: La Jolla Playhouse, Cincinnati Playhouse, American Players Theatre, The Wilma Theatre, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Virginia Stage, Center Stage, Yale Rep., Milwaukee Rep., Alabama Shakespeare, Idaho Shakespeare, California Shakespeare, Shakespeare Santa Cruz, among others and six seasons with Oregon Shakespeare Festival. TV: Blue Bloods, Prodigal Son, Black List, Elementary, The Sopranos, and recurring roles on Law & Order and Law & Order: SVU.

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