Ben Rosenfield
Ben Rosenfield is an American actor and musician. He is best known for his work as “Willie Thompson” in the fourth and fifth seasons of the HBO crime drama series Boardwalk Empire, earning a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination. Next, he can be seen recurring in the Netflix limited series adaptation of Ira Levin’s novel The Boys From Brazil.
Rosenfield made his feature film debut portraying the folk singer “Tim Buckley” in Greetings From Tim Buckley. Other film roles include leading parts in the independent dramas You Mean Everything To Me, Affluenza, and 6 Years, as well as supporting performances Irrational Man, A Most Violent Year, and Song One starring alongside Anne Hathaway. Much of his work has found its way through the Film Festival circles such as Person To Person and Indignation at Sundance Film Festival, Mickey and the Bear at Cannes, and Mark, Mary & Some Other People at Tribeca Film Festival.
Television credits include The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, the FX limited series Mrs. America, Netflix’s The Family, and the revival of Showtime’s Twin Peaks in the role of "Sam Colby", directed by David Lynch.
Rosenfield's professional debut was the Off-Broadway adaptation of Ingmar Bergman’s Through A Glass Darkly at the New York Theatre Workshop, where he starred opposite Carey Mulligan. Rosenfield appeared as “Woodnut” in MCC Theater's Off-Broadway production of The Nether by Jennifer Haley, followed by roles in Mike Bartlett's Love, Love, Love at Roundabout Theatre Company's Laura Pels Theatre, and the New York premiere of Simon Stephens On The Shore Of The Wide World at the Atlantic Theater Company,
Rosenfield returned to the stage as “Reuven” in The Public Theater’s acclaimed world premiere of The Ally by Itamar Moses.
Rebeca Robles
Rebeca Robles is excited to be producing and making her Off-Broadway debut in Human Things.
Having grown up in Columbia, South Carolina, Rebeca began her acting career in Atlanta, GA before receiving her MFA in Acting from the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale.
Recent credits include Dutton Ranch (Paramount+), Fires, Ohio (Alliance Theater), Uncle Vanya (Yale Drama), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (Yale Rep), Indecent (Chautauqua Theater), Old Flame (feature film) and Reprisal (Hulu).
Michael Mulheren
Tony and Drama Desk Award nominee for Kiss Me, Kate.
Broadway: Bright Star, Spider-Man, Looped, The Farnsworth Invention, Deuce, La Cage aux Folles, The Boy From Oz, Titanic, On the Waterfront.
Off-Broadway: Miss You Like Hell, Floyd Collins, The Fantasticks, The Cocoanuts.
Television: Salem, Person of Interest, Rescue Me, Royal Pains, Law & Order, Gotham, The Good Wife, Blue Bloods.
Films by such directors as Woody Allen, Martin Scorsese and Richard Donner.
Thanks Amanda, Conor and Fiona.
Victoria Clark
Victoria Clark is a two-time Tony Award-winning actress and director celebrated for her work on Broadway, film, television and the concert stage.
A Dallas native, she has appeared in fourteen Broadway productions and earned Tony Awards for Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical for creating roles in the original musicals The Light in the Piazza and Kimberly Akimbo. She was nominated three additional times for the Tony Award for Sister Act, Gigi, and Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella. Most recently, Clark starred in the play Punch by James Graham at Manhattan Theater Club’s Friedman Theater. Film and Television credits include The Gilded Age, Elsbeth, Almost Family, The Blacklist, Homeland, 911-Nashville, Pose, The Happening, Cradle Will Rock, Hallmark’s One Royal Holiday, among others.
Clark has had the honor of performing at Carnegie Hall several times, singing Ma Joad in the opera The Grapes of Wrath by Ricky Ian Gordon, and Katisha in the Master Voices production of Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Mikado, directed and conducted by Ted Sperling.
In addition to her acclaimed performing career, Clark is a director (Love Life for New York City Center’s Encores! series) and avid educator, serving as Artist in Residence at both Duke University and Pace University. She is a frequent guest lecturer and Master Class Teacher at her alma mater Yale University. She is currently back at work re-writing her one-woman show for the 245th time and will hopefully get it up sometime in the next 2-3 decades.
Clark is the proud mama of green energy consultant and innovator Thomas Guest and resides in New York City with her husband Tom and their two Golden Retrievers—Ollie (Zen Master) and Gracie (Naughty Princess).
For fun, follow me on IG: victoriajclark
Jeffrey Brabant
Jeffrey Brabant is a New York based actor and graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of The Arts, Class of 2018.
Recently, Jeffrey co-starred as Lee on season two of NBC’s The Hunting Party. Other credits include guest appearances on City on Fire (Apple TV), For Life (ABC) and The Punisher (Netflix).
Recent theater credits include Ensemble in Good Things Dwell in the Flesh (NYT Critic’s Pick) and Orlando in As You Like It (Smith Street Stage).
LeeAnne Hutchison
LeeAnne Hutchison recently made her Broadway debut in the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning play Liberation, by Bess Wohl.
Selected Off-Broadway: Septimus&Clarissa (by Ellen McClaughlin); Our Brother’s Son (Signature); God Shows Up; A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur with Kristine Nielsen and Annette O’Toole; McManus the King (LaMama); Innocents (Ripetime); Eurydice in Orpheus, with Taylor Mac.
Regional favorites: Streetcar (Blanche); August: Osage County; Sweat; Clybourne Park; Eureka Day; Sex With Strangers; The Cake; Mary Todd Lincoln in Mrs. President (Edinburgh).
TV: Jessica Jones; The Other F Word; White House Plumbers; SVU.
Forever thanks to HubbaG, Mama&Sisters, LohneGraham, LizH, & the best friends a girl could ever have.
Cast
Cast
Ben Rosenfield
Ben Rosenfield is an American actor and musician. He is best known for his work as “Willie Thompson” in the fourth and fifth seasons of the HBO crime drama series Boardwalk Empire, earning a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination. Next, he can be seen recurring in the Netflix limited series adaptation of Ira Levin’s novel The Boys From Brazil.
Rosenfield made his feature film debut portraying the folk singer “Tim Buckley” in Greetings From Tim Buckley. Other film roles include leading parts in the independent dramas You Mean Everything To Me, Affluenza, and 6 Years, as well as supporting performances Irrational Man, A Most Violent Year, and Song One starring alongside Anne Hathaway. Much of his work has found its way through the Film Festival circles such as Person To Person and Indignation at Sundance Film Festival, Mickey and the Bear at Cannes, and Mark, Mary & Some Other People at Tribeca Film Festival.
Television credits include The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, the FX limited series Mrs. America, Netflix’s The Family, and the revival of Showtime’s Twin Peaks in the role of "Sam Colby", directed by David Lynch.
Rosenfield's professional debut was the Off-Broadway adaptation of Ingmar Bergman’s Through A Glass Darkly at the New York Theatre Workshop, where he starred opposite Carey Mulligan. Rosenfield appeared as “Woodnut” in MCC Theater's Off-Broadway production of The Nether by Jennifer Haley, followed by roles in Mike Bartlett's Love, Love, Love at Roundabout Theatre Company's Laura Pels Theatre, and the New York premiere of Simon Stephens On The Shore Of The Wide World at the Atlantic Theater Company,
Rosenfield returned to the stage as “Reuven” in The Public Theater’s acclaimed world premiere of The Ally by Itamar Moses.
Rebeca Robles
Rebeca Robles is excited to be producing and making her Off-Broadway debut in Human Things.
Having grown up in Columbia, South Carolina, Rebeca began her acting career in Atlanta, GA before receiving her MFA in Acting from the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale.
Recent credits include Dutton Ranch (Paramount+), Fires, Ohio (Alliance Theater), Uncle Vanya (Yale Drama), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (Yale Rep), Indecent (Chautauqua Theater), Old Flame (feature film) and Reprisal (Hulu).
Michael Mulheren
Tony and Drama Desk Award nominee for Kiss Me, Kate.
Broadway: Bright Star, Spider-Man, Looped, The Farnsworth Invention, Deuce, La Cage aux Folles, The Boy From Oz, Titanic, On the Waterfront.
Off-Broadway: Miss You Like Hell, Floyd Collins, The Fantasticks, The Cocoanuts.
Television: Salem, Person of Interest, Rescue Me, Royal Pains, Law & Order, Gotham, The Good Wife, Blue Bloods.
Films by such directors as Woody Allen, Martin Scorsese and Richard Donner.
Thanks Amanda, Conor and Fiona.
Victoria Clark
Victoria Clark is a two-time Tony Award-winning actress and director celebrated for her work on Broadway, film, television and the concert stage.
A Dallas native, she has appeared in fourteen Broadway productions and earned Tony Awards for Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical for creating roles in the original musicals The Light in the Piazza and Kimberly Akimbo. She was nominated three additional times for the Tony Award for Sister Act, Gigi, and Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella. Most recently, Clark starred in the play Punch by James Graham at Manhattan Theater Club’s Friedman Theater. Film and Television credits include The Gilded Age, Elsbeth, Almost Family, The Blacklist, Homeland, 911-Nashville, Pose, The Happening, Cradle Will Rock, Hallmark’s One Royal Holiday, among others.
Clark has had the honor of performing at Carnegie Hall several times, singing Ma Joad in the opera The Grapes of Wrath by Ricky Ian Gordon, and Katisha in the Master Voices production of Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Mikado, directed and conducted by Ted Sperling.
In addition to her acclaimed performing career, Clark is a director (Love Life for New York City Center’s Encores! series) and avid educator, serving as Artist in Residence at both Duke University and Pace University. She is a frequent guest lecturer and Master Class Teacher at her alma mater Yale University. She is currently back at work re-writing her one-woman show for the 245th time and will hopefully get it up sometime in the next 2-3 decades.
Clark is the proud mama of green energy consultant and innovator Thomas Guest and resides in New York City with her husband Tom and their two Golden Retrievers—Ollie (Zen Master) and Gracie (Naughty Princess).
For fun, follow me on IG: victoriajclark
Jeffrey Brabant
Jeffrey Brabant is a New York based actor and graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of The Arts, Class of 2018.
Recently, Jeffrey co-starred as Lee on season two of NBC’s The Hunting Party. Other credits include guest appearances on City on Fire (Apple TV), For Life (ABC) and The Punisher (Netflix).
Recent theater credits include Ensemble in Good Things Dwell in the Flesh (NYT Critic’s Pick) and Orlando in As You Like It (Smith Street Stage).
LeeAnne Hutchison
LeeAnne Hutchison recently made her Broadway debut in the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning play Liberation, by Bess Wohl.
Selected Off-Broadway: Septimus&Clarissa (by Ellen McClaughlin); Our Brother’s Son (Signature); God Shows Up; A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur with Kristine Nielsen and Annette O’Toole; McManus the King (LaMama); Innocents (Ripetime); Eurydice in Orpheus, with Taylor Mac.
Regional favorites: Streetcar (Blanche); August: Osage County; Sweat; Clybourne Park; Eureka Day; Sex With Strangers; The Cake; Mary Todd Lincoln in Mrs. President (Edinburgh).
TV: Jessica Jones; The Other F Word; White House Plumbers; SVU.
Forever thanks to HubbaG, Mama&Sisters, LohneGraham, LizH, & the best friends a girl could ever have.
Creative
Joshua Owen
Playwright
Joshua Owen lives in Brooklyn with his wife, Rebeca. This is his first play. He’s working on a second one – slowly.
Rory McGregor
Director
Rory McGregor most recently directed the lauded U.S. premieres of Joe White's Olivier-nominated play Blackout Songs, and Morgan Lloyd Malcolm's The Wasp.
Rory was the West End Director for the five-star revival of The Lehman Trilogy in London, and also directed its International Tour. Other recent credits include the sold-out revival of Tender Napalm starring Victoria Pedretti and Ben Ahlers, the world premiere of Christina Masciotti’s No Good Things Dwell in the Flesh (ART/NY) which was selected as a New York Times Critics Pick, the U.S. premiere of Josh Azouz’s Buggy Baby (APAC) hailed by Helen Shaw as a “can't miss” production and the world premiere of Interior by Nick Payne (59E59 Theaters).
He has served as Associate Director for the world’s leading theatre directors including Sam Mendes, Patrick Marber, Julie Taymor, Rupert Goold and Carrie Cracknell. As an Associate Director, Rory has contributed to productions garnering 17 Tony Award nominations and 7 wins, credits including Glengarry Glen Ross (Broadway), The Lehman Trilogy (Broadway, Ahmason Theatre in LA and London's West End), Ink (Broadway), Sea Wall/A Life (The Public Theater & Broadway), Dog Day Afternoon (Broadway), M. Butterfly (Broadway).
He is currently working on the Broadway production of Paranormal Activity. He has written and directed Ransom (Arts on Site), Vigil and Conway (Both theaterlab). Additional directing credits include The Great Divide (Finborough Theatre, UK), Building Pain (First Irish Festival, Origin Theatre), Macbeth (Connelly Theatre).
He has developed work at NYTW, Manhattan Theatre Club, Mercury Store, Waterwell Theater Company, La MaMa E.T.C, Rattlestick and the Public Theater.
Rory holds an undergraduate degree in History from the University of York and graduated from the MFA Theatre Directing Program at Columbia University, under the tutelage of Anne Bogart and Brian Kulick.
Jacob Bers
Scenic Design
Jacob Bers is a Brooklyn-based scenic designer.
Recent credits include: Entangled (HERE Arts Center, NYC), Outrage (The African Grove Theater, NYU), Nyro-Max (Short Film), Fabulation (Shubert Theater, NYU), Abraham’s Land (Kirkland Performance Center), Alone/Together (Brandeis University), The Tempest (Brandeis University).
MFA - NYU Tisch Design For Stage and Film.
IG: @JacobBers
Amanda Roberge
Costume Design
Amanda Roberge is a New York-based costume designer for theater, opera, and film.
Notable credits include: Ford/Hill (Public Theater/Woolly Mammoth), Monte Cristo (York Theatre), Pamela Parker (Williamstown Theatre Festival), Glass Menagerie (Alley Theatre), And Then There Were None (Alley Theatre), among numerous other Off and Off-Off Broadway venues and regional theatres.
Amanda holds an MFA in Design for Stage and Film from NYU Tisch School of the Arts and a BFA from NYU Tisch, where she studied at the Experimental Theatre Wing.
Reza Behjat
Lighting Design
Reza Behjat is an Obie Award winner lighting designer for live performances based in New York.
Off-Broadway: Disruption (Signature Theater), The Ally (Public Theater) Pool Project (59E59), Bees & Honey (MCC Theater), Hang Time (Flea), Arden of Faversham (Redbull Theater), Good Enemy (Audible), Vagrant Trilogy (Public Theater), Wish You Were Here (Playwrights Horizons), English (Atlantic Theater), Out of Time (NAATCO), P.S. (Ars Nova), Henry VI (NAATCO), Hamlet (Waterwell), etc.
Regional: Barrington Stage Company, Huntington Theater, La Jolla Playhouse, Steppenwolf Theatre, Seattle Rep, Milwaukee Rep, Berkeley Rep, Guthrie Theater, Hudson Valley Shakespeare, Milwaukee Rep, Wilma Theater, Arizona Theater Company, Actor Theater of Louisville, Geva Theater, Long Wharf, Alabama Shakespeare, etc.
Awards: Obie Award in Design category for English and Wish You Were Here (2022), Knight of Illumination Award for Nina Simone: Four Women (2019).
Ian Scot
Sound Design
Ian Scot is a sound designer, composer, and projection designer in NYC. His work spans theatre, opera, dance, and installation.
Credits including productions at Carnegie Hall, Skirball, Daryl Roth Theatre, Playwrights Horizons, Minetta Lane, Roundabout, Signature Theatre, The New Group, 59E59, The Geva Theatre, ACT of Connecticut, Yale Rep, Rubicon Theatre Company, Pasadena Playhouse Laguna Playhouse, Orpheum Theatre, Tuacahn Amphitheatre, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Dorset Theatre Festival, among others.
Ian is a member of USA829.
Thomas Jenkeleit
Props Design
Thomas Jenkeleit (they/he) is a prop & scenic designer from Queens, New York devoted to creating new, reimagined, and thought provoking work.
Recent: SUMO, Jesa, Henry VI (The Public), The Potluck, The Fires, Give Me Carmelita Tropicana!, Watch Me Walk (Soho Rep.), Geoff Sobelle’s Clown Show (Edinburgh International Festival, PS21), Cat Cohen: Broad Strokes (Lucille Lortel), Derangements, The Family Dog (Clubbed Thumb), Camping (Colt Coeur), The Pass (La Mama), Galas (Little Island).
Recent Scenic Design: Touch (East Village Basement), Bull (JACK), QUINCE (Domino Park), R Is For Writer (IRT), Drive The Speed Limit (HEREarts).
Rick Sordolet
Fight/Intimacy Director
Rick and his sons Christian and Collin Kelly-Sordelet created Sordelet Inc., a Native American-owned action movement company.
88 Broadway productions, including The Lost Boys, Stranger Things, and The Lion King, 52 first-class productions worldwide, dozens of National Tours, hundreds of Regional Theater, Opera, Films and TV.
They staged the sword fighting for Chappelle Roan’s VMA debut GOOD LUCK BABE.
Instructors: William Esper Studio, HB Studio, The Actors Studio, CUNY Harlem, Montclair State and 22 years at Yale School of Drama.
Rick is a board member for Red Bull Theater. www.Sordeletinc.com
Instagram: @Sordeletinc
Publishing Company: sordeletink.com
Tyler Larson
Production Stage Manager
Broadway: The Outsiders, Hell's Kitchen Legacy: An Evening with Maria Friedman and Friends, Ain't No Mo', Leopoldstadt, and Diana the musical.
Off Broadway: A Walk on the Moon (Laura Pels), The White Chip (MCC).
Regional: Babbitt (Shakespeare Theatre Company), Diana the musical, Cambodian Rock Band, and Coast Starlight (La Jolla Playhouse), Almost Famous (Old Globe), and Henry V, Love's Labor's Lost, and Penelope (Hudson Valley Shakespeare).
Isabel Schwartzberg
Assistant Stage Manager
Broadway: Leopoldstadt, Diana (Longacre Theatre).
Off-Broadway/Select NYC Theater: 44 The Musical (Daryl Roth Theatre), Glass. Kill. What If If Only. Imp.; Plays for the Plague Year (Public Theater), Oklahoma! in Concert (Carnegie Hall), KIN (Chain Theatre), Scarlett Dreams (Greenwich House Theater), Amid Falling Walls (National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene), SWAY (Flea Theater), Sandra (Vineyard Theatre), Like the Wind (Soho Playhouse, The Brick), Walk On Through: Gavin Creel at the Met (Metropolitan Museum of Art), Broadway Backwards; I Put A Spell On You (Broadway Cares), Elsie Fest (SummerStage, BRIC). BA: Occidental College
Matthew Guerber
Company Manager
National Tour: Hadestown (Assistant Company Manager). Matthew previously served as a General Management Intern at RCI Theatricals, and holds a B.F.A. in Theatre Management from Emerson College.
Rori Bergman & Karlee Fomalont
Casting
Rori Bergman & Karlee Fomalont are Artios Award winning & nominated Casting Directors based in New York City. Their work in film & television includes “The Americans,” James Mangold’s “A Complete Unknown,” Stephen Spielberg’s “The Post,” and Baz Luhrmann’s “The Get Down.” With longtime collaborator Jeanne McCarthy, their projects include Nicole Holofcener’s You Hurt My Feelings, The Land of Steady Habits and Please Give and the Charlie Kaufman film I’m Thinking of Ending Things.
Additional films alongside Jeanne McCarthy: Eileen, I Care a Lot, Don’t Say Good Luck, Rough Night, The Half of It, and the upcoming film You Deserve Each Other.
Additional television credits: Power: Origins, NCIS: NY, The Hunting Party, The Last Frontier, Power Book III: Raising Kanan, Run the World, Living With Yourself, Yearly Departed, Love Life, The Good Cop, Friends From College, Rabbit Hole, Strangers.
Select film credits: Happiness for Beginners, Retribution, Turn Me On, The Young Wife, Come Play, Empire Waist, Every Day, and the upcoming films Apparatus and The Body is Water.
They are also frequent creative collaborators with their friends at Waterwell and proud members of Casting Society and Theatrical Teamsters Local 817.
Mix and Match Productions
Executive Producers / General Management
Mix and Match Productions (General Manager) is a Tony Award-winning, New York–based producing and general management company led by Maxwell Beer and Mitch Marois.
Credits include developing Marcel on the Train, Cellino v. Barnes, co-producing Broadway’s Maybe Happy Ending (2025 Tony Award, Best Musical), and producing Matchbook Fest at Greenwich House.
General management credits include The Holes, The Gin Game, and Touch.
The team includes Beer, Marois, Senior Producer Lana Russell, Alex Montoya, Cassie Pierce, and Rachel Fairbanks, with general management and producing operations supported in close collaboration with Ruth and Stephen Hendel of Hendel Productions.