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Simon Feil (Birnbaum): Off-Broadway: This is Not a Time of
Peace (world premiere, New Light Theater Co), Boozy… (Alex
Timbers, dir.), the immersive New
York. Circa. 1909 (Soho Playhouse, also produced).
Regional: Disgraced
(Virginia Stage Company). International: Vignettes of Jewish Spain (Madrid,
Toledo, Segovia), King
Stag (Edinburgh Festival). TV: Orange Is The New Black as
Bill Bayley, Billions,
Gotham, Inside Amy Schumer, The Blacklist, Blue Bloods, The
Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Film: Julie & Julia, Ocean’s
8. Watch for him in the current feature Love…Reconsidered opposite
Judy Gold.
Dalton Gorden (Heydrich/Muller/Guard) Equity debut! University of
Texas at El Paso (credits include Romeo and Juliet, The Seagull, and Noises Off!)
Theatre MA from Montclair State University. Fight choreography
services for the Endless
Souls TV pilot and for Torn Asunder at
Luna Stage in West Orange. Recent stage credits include Goat, Canadian Tuxedo,No Exit, and Newsies.
Recent film and TV projects include Amoriental, Endless Souls, and The Crime in Legos.
Richard Hollis (Honiok) Broadway: Hangmen, The Curious
Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Travesties.
Off-Broadway: Hangmen
(Atlantic Theatre), Muswell
Hill (Barrow Group), This
is Not a Time of Peace (New Light Theatre Project).
Regional: Twelfth
Night, Present Laughter (both at Two River Theatre), Taking Steps
(Barrington Stage),
Betrayal (Katonah Classic), Bedroom Farce
(Huntington). National Theatre, London: Coast of Utopia, His Girl
Friday, Tartuffe, The Wonders of Sex and The Country Doctor.
Film and TV includes Plot
Against America (HBO), Blacklist,
Dark Shadows, Believe, and the original The Office.
Ken King (SS Major) Off-Broadway: This is Not a Time of
Peace (Theater Row), Sleep No More’s The Lost Supper,
(McKitterick Hotel), Cool
Hand Luke (59E59 Theaters), A Clockwork Orange (59E59
Theaters, Edinburgh Fringe Festival), The UnBrunch (Norwood Immersive),
What the Butler
Saw (Franklin Stage Co.), Fahrenheit 451 (59E59 Theaters), 2nd Violin
(Boston Center for the Arts), Proof (Princeton Theater) The Third Man
(Manhattan Theater Source). Film/TV: Finding Steve McQueen, Before I Go, Happy
Birthday, Marsha!, Alternatino with Arturo Castro, FBI: Most Wanted, The Blacklist.
Steve Rattazzi (Kruger) Broadway: Indecent.
Off-Broadway: This
Is Not a Time of Peace (New Light Theater); King Kirby
(The Brick); Henry
V w/Liev Schrieber (Public Theater); Galileo w/F.
Murray Abraham; The
Tempest w/Mandy Patinkin, (CSC); Stunning
(Lincoln Center); Dinner
Party (Target Margin); Painted
Snake on a Painted Chair (OBIE); McGurk (ERS);
. Regional: The
Bridge of San Luis Rey (Two River Theater); Lempicka
(Williamstown); Seder
(Hartford Stage); Marie
Antoinette (ART/Yale Rep);Indecent (Yale Rep/La
Jolla); Christmas
Carol (McCarter). Film: Venture Bros: Radiant Is the Blood;
The Family (Besson).
Jason Williams (Cover) is an actor, writer and TV
producer. He has written and produced multiple series
for Netflix, History Channel, Discovery, A&E and Nat
Geo. His plays are published by Broadway Licensing (DPS), TRW,
and Uproar Theatrics and have been produced over 100 times across the
US and Canada. As an actor, he has performed Off-Broadway at the
DR2, The Pearl Theatre and LaMama ETC, and regionally at Baltimore’s
Centerstage, DC’s Studio Theatre, B Street Theatre, Rep Stage, and NJ
Rep among others.
