Adam Chanler-Berat originated roles on Broadway in Next to Normal, Peter and the Starcatcher, and Amelie, as well as starring in the 2018 Broadway revival of Shaw’s Saint Joan. Off-Broadway credits include The Jonathan Larson Project, I Can Get it for You Wholesale, Assassins, Fortress of Solitude (Lortel Nom.), Rent, Fly by Night, How to Load a Musket, Nantucket Sleigh Ride, Zorba, and Titanic. Regional credits include A New Brain (Barrington Stage), Sunday in the Park with George (Huntington) and The Year to Come (La Jolla Playhouse.) He starred alongside Vince Vaughn in the Dreamworks film Delivery Man and has appeared on television in HBOmax’s Gossip Girl, Veep, Elementary, The Good Wife, Doubt, The Code, NCIS: Nola, and Soundtrack. As a writer, Chanler-Berat’s work has been developed by Barrington Stage Company, the Civilians, New York Stage and Film, Rhinebeck Writers Retreat, Ars Nova, Classic Stage Company, and MCC. Chanler-Berat is a proud founding member of the social justice-minded theater collective The Commissary.

Born in Bermuda and raised in Boston, Nicholas Christopher can currently be found starring as "Anatoly Sergievsky" in Chess, opposite Lea Michele and Aaron Tveit, in the first ever Broadway revival. For People Magazine, Dave Quinn writes, "Christopher [...] delivers the production’s most arresting performance, and the one audiences will be talking about for years to come." 

Previously, Christopher starred as "George Washington" in the Broadway production of Hamilton, and took over the role of "Seymour" in Little Shop of Horrors on Broadway. In 2024, Christopher starred in Encores! production of Jelly's Last Jam as the titular role of "Jelly Roll Morton," and in 2023 starred in the acclaimed Broadway revival of Sweeny Todd as "Pirelli," performing opposite Josh Groban and Annaleigh Ashford. During this time, he also took on the lead role of "Sweeney Todd" for multiple performances. Christopher studied at The Juilliard School and The Boston Conservatory, where he cultivated his unique range as both an actor and a singer. Select theater credits include Miss Saigon, Lazarus (with David Bowie), Motown the Musical, Hurt Village (Katori Hall), and Rent. Select TV credits include All Rise (CBS), United States of Al (CBS) and Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll (FX).

Micaela Diamond is a Tony and Grammy Award-nominated actor for her star turn as "Lucille Frank" in Parade on Broadway. She made her Broadway debut as "Babe", the youngest "Cher", in The Cher Show. Other appearances include Sondheim's final musical, Here We Are, The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical, The Seat of Our Pants at the Public Theater, (a musical based on Thornton Wilder's The Skin of Our Teeth), Leonard Bernstein’s opera Mass at the Kennedy Center, Williamstown Theatre Festival’s Row, and Ethan Coen’s A Play Is A Poem in Los Angeles. In TV and film, most recently Diamond appeared as series regular “Sister Megan Duval” in Ryan Murphy’s “Grotesquerie.” Additional credits include CBS Studio’s “Elsbeth,” NBC’s “Jesus Christ Superstar Live,” Netflix and Lin-Manuel Miranda's “Tick, Tick… Boom!,” and “Up Here” on Hulu. Diamond grew up in New York City and is a graduate of LaGuardia Arts High School in New York.

Gracie McGraw, a New York based performer/actress, most recently starred in The New Group's production of Babe opposite Marissa Tomei and Arliss Howard. She can be seen starring in the upcoming Feature Film, Tox, opposite Margaret Colin, and Directed by Kerri Lynn Miller. 

On television, McGraw recurred on the hit OWN series If Loving You is Wrong, created and written by Tyler Perry. She received critical acclaim from her sold out solo concerts at Chelsea Table & Stage and Joe's Pub at The Public Theater. 

A Nashville native, McGraw has been immersed in live performance her entire life, and always knew that one day she would be on the stage. After performing regionally, she relocated to Los Angeles. While on the West Coast, McGraw began to miss her first love, theatre, and felt the pull to come back to New York City, where she has been furthering her career ever since. 

Diego Andres Rodriguez was most recently seen on stage in the leading role of "Che" in Jamie Lloyd’s critically acclaimed production of Evita on the West End. He was previously seen on stage in Lloyd’s production of SUNSET BLVD on Broadway. His upbringing in the vibrant border land of South Texas has greatly influenced his artistic journey, identity, and sense of community. Rodriguez is a recent graduate of the University of Michigan’s musical theater program.