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Robert Downey Jr. is an Academy Award-winning actor who has captivated audiences with a remarkable career spanning several decades. His iconic portrayal of Iron Man/Tony Stark became the cornerstone of an unparalleled ten-year cinematic journey. Following his Marvel tenure, Downey turned his talents to creating original content through Team Downey, a production company he founded with his wife Susan in 2010, where he serves as a writer, producer, and actor. Most recently, Downey has appeared in Christopher Nolan's critically acclaimed feature Oppenheimer (Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor) and the HBO/A24 adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel The Sympathizer. Additionally, he is slated to appear in a Paramount Pictures’ reimagining of Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo. With Team Downey, he has served as an executive producer for the Emmy-winning Sweet Tooth (Netflix) and the Emmy-nominated Perry Mason (HBO). Downey has produced and starred in Downey’s Dream Cars (Max) and the Netflix documentary Sr., a poignant tribute to his trailblazing father, Robert Downey Sr. (National Board of Review's Best Documentary Award); and has executive produced the four-part docuseries The Bond (Discovery+). Downey made his acting debut under the direction of Robert Downey Sr. in Pound. Since then, he has amassed over 110 acting credits including Sherlock Holmes (Golden Globe Award), Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, Tropic Thunder (Oscar, Golden Globe, BAFTA, SAG nominations) and Charlie Chaplin in Richard Attenborough's acclaimed Chaplin (BAFTA, London Film Critics' Circle awards; Oscar, Golden Globe noms). This year, Downey co-authored (with Thomas Kostigen) Cool Food: Erasing Your Carbon Footprint One Bite at a Time (New York Times bestseller). In addition to his film and television work, Downey was the executive producer for “The Sunshine Place” podcast (Deadline Club Award for Best Radio and Audio Investigative Reporting); partnered with Craig Dubitsky to launch “happy,” an exciting new coffee brand committed to enhancing everyday life with a selection of 100 percent Arabica coffee; and is the founder of FootPrint Coalition (FPC), a business and non-profit solely focused on the adoption and scaling of sustainable technologies.

 LCT: Flex (Lortel Award nomination for Outstanding Ensemble). Off-Broadway: Scarlett Dreams, sandblasted (Vineyard), Fat Ham (The Public), RETREAT (NBT). Other theater: Create Dangerously (Miami New Drama); Blues for an Alabama Sky, The Bluest Eye (Guthrie); Wine in the Wilderness, King Hedley II, Seven Guitars (Two River); Romeo & Juliet (Chicago Shakespeare Theater); The Magician’s Daughter (The Geva); Skeleton Crew (Baltimore Center Stage); Sunset Baby(TheaterWorks Hartford); It’s A Wonderful Life: A Radio Play, The Mountaintop (Northern Stage); and The Last Tiger In Haiti (La Jolla/Berkeley Rep). TV: The Equalizer, American Rust, The Blacklist, Eye Candy, The Knick. Film: Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul., Everything Absolutely.  Education: MFA in Acting, The New School for Drama; BS in Mathematics, Spelman College

Rafi Gavron is best known to audiences for his performance in the Warner Bros. Oscar-winning film A Star is Born for director Bradley Cooper opposite Cooper and Lady Gaga. He began his career in a breakout lead role in Anthony Minghella's film Breaking and Entering opposite Jude Law and Juliette Binoche. He earned a nomination for Best Newcomer at the British Independent Film Awards. Next Gavron will star in Amazon/MGM’s sci-fi thriller feature film, Mercy, with Chris Pratt and Rebecca Ferguson. Recently, he starred in the Showtime and Paramount+ limited series Ghosts of Beirut. Other recent television work includes two seasons of the 1960s crime drama, Godfather of Harlem, opposite Oscar winner, Forest Whitaker; streaming on MGM+, Hulu's horror feature adaptation of Clive Barker's Books of Blood with Anna Friel and Britt Robertson; recurring on HBO’s Westworld, and Hulu's limited series Catch 22 from producer/director George Clooney. Other recurring/guest roles include Amazon’s Homecoming with Julia Roberts and Jeremy Allen White, and Starz’s Counterpart alongside J.K. Simmons.

Melora Hardin is best known as the iconic Jan Levinson on The Office. Additionally, she plays Trudy Monk on Monk and was nominated for an Emmy Award in 2016 for her role as Tammy on Transparent. Hardin played Fantine in the sold-out Hollywood Bowl production of Les Misérables and starred on Broadway as Roxie Hart in Chicago.  In 2021, she was a semi-finalist in the 30^th Season of Dancing with the Stars. Notable film credits include Hannah Montana: The Movie, 17 Again, 27 Dresses and Absolute Power.  Recent television credits include The Bold Type, A Million Little Things, and Mr. Monk’s Last Case: A Monk Movie. Hardin has sung in films including Disney’s The Rocketeer and Tower of Terror and has released three records available on Spotify. 

Andrea Martin won the Tony, Drama Desk, and Theatre World awards for her Broadway debut in My Favorite Year at Lincoln Center Theater and received the Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle, Elliot Norton, and IRNE awards for her performance in Pippin. Additionally, at LCT, she appeared in Moss Hart’s Act One(Outer Critics Circle Award). She has received Tony Award nominations for her performances in Candide (also Drama Desk Award nom), Oklahoma! (also Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle award noms), Young Frankenstein (also Drama Desk Award nom), and Noises Off. Her additional stage work includes the revival of Exit the King (Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle award noms), A Christmas Carol, and in her one-person play Nude Nude Totally Nude (Drama Desk Award nom). Martin received two Emmy Awards for writing and an Emmy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress in a Variety Series for her work on the legendary sketch comedy show SCTV.  She also received a special Emmy Award for her contributions on Sesame Street. Her additional television appearances include her own Showtime special Andrea Martin: Together Again, Hairspray Live!, Modern Family, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, 30 Rock, The Good Fight and Harlem. Following her simultaneous runs on the NBC comedy series Great News and the Hulu series Difficult People, Martin joined the cast of the Paramount+ series Evil (Critics Choice Award nom) and has been featured in the most recent season of the hit comedy series Only Murders in the Building. Martin's film appearances include Cannibal Girls, Club Paradise, Stepping Out, All I Want for Christmas, Wag the Dog, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, All Over the Guy, Night at the Museum 3, Diane, My Big Fat Greek Wedding (SAG Award nom for Best Ensemble and People's Choice Award) and its sequels. She has been honored with a star on the Canada Walk of Fame and recently received the Canada’s Governor General’s Performing Arts Award for Lifetime Artistic Achievement. Her critically acclaimed book Lady Parts was released by Harper Collins.

LCT: The King and I (Tony Award, Grammy Award nomination; also London, Olivier Award nom). Broadway: Sweeney Todd (Tony nom), Sunday in the Park with George (also City Center Encores!).  Other theater includes Sondheim on Sondheim (The Hollywood Bowl), The Light in the Piazza (City Center Encores!) and Here Lies Love (Theatre World Award, Lortel Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Musical). TV/Film includes Sherri Kansky on All Rise (CBS, OWN) and Over the Moon (Netflix). Education: MA in Music, NYU Steinhardt.

Saisha Talwar is a recent graduate of the NYU Tisch Grad Acting Program. She is thrilled to be making her Broadway debut. 

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