Sean originated the title role in Good Night, Oscar last year at the Goodman Theater in Chicago. He is a three-time Emmy Award winning actor, host and producer. He is best known for his role as Jack McFarland on the NBC sitcom “Will & Grace,” for which he won a Primetime Emmy Award and four SAG Awards, along with six Golden Globe nominations. He is also known for his work on Broadway including An Act of God and Promises, Promises for which he received a Tony Award nomination for Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical. Hayes is the co-founder of Hazy Mills Productions, the television production company behind several hit shows such as “Hot in Cleveland,” “Grimm,” “Hollywood Game Night,” and “History of Comedy.” He currently co-hosts the #1 comedy podcast in the world, “Smartless,” as well as a second podcast, “HypochondriActor.”

Trained at Guildhall School of Music and Drama
Theatre includes: Much Ado About Nothing (RSC), The Comedy of Errors (Globe), Trouble In
Mind (National Theatre), The Secret Live of Ophelia (Greenwich Theatre),
Television includes: The Red King, Andor
Film includes: September 5 , The Book of Clarence

Theatre includes:
The Duchess of Malfi(Shakespeare’s Globe);A Dead Body in Taos(Wilton’s Music Hall & UKTour);Macbeth(Chichester Festival Theatre);The Point of It(RADA Festival);Antony andCleopatra(RSC);Titus Andronicus(RSC);Julius Caesar(RSC);Britten in Brooklyn(Wilton’s
Music Hall);Brave New World(Royal & Derngate);Jefferson’s Garden(Watford Palace Theatre);Faust(Headlong/UK Tour);Gate 35(Gate Theatre);The Best Years of Your Life(Watford PalaceTheatre);Return To Silence(Curious Directive/Norwich Playhouse);Family Tree(Theatre503)
TV includes:
Father Brown(BBC);The Baby(Sky/HBO);Call theMidwife(BBC);Victoria(ITV);Manhunt(ITV);Endeavour(ITV).
Film includes:The Mummy(Universal);Été(Oke Productions);Second Summer of Love(Olta).
Radio includes:
The Markov File(BBC Radio 4).

Theatre: Rosalie Craig is a critically acclaimed and two-time Olivier nominated actress. Credits Include: Hex (National Theatre); City of Angels (Garrick Theatre); Bobbie in Company (Gielgud Theatre) Olivier award nomination & won an Evening Standard award; The Ferryman (Gielgud Theatre); Becoming (Donmar Warehouse); The Threepenny Opera (National Theatre); As You like It (National Theatre); Wonder.land (National Theatre); The Vote (Donmar Warehouse); Sweeney Todd (English National Opera); City of Angles (Donmar Warehouse) Evening Standard Award-nominated; Black Comedy (Chichester Festival Theatre); Miss Julie (Chichester Festival Theatre); The Light Princess (National Theatre) Olivier-nominated and Evening Standard Award Winner; London Road (National Theatre); Macbeth (Manchester International Festival); Table (National Theatre); Hitchcock Blonde (Hull Truck Theatre); 24 Hour Musicals (Old Vic); and Ragtime (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre).

Television Credits Include: Riot Women (BBC One); The Hack (ITV); Moonflower Murders (ITV/ PBS); The Serpant Queen (Starz); Smothered (Sky); The Tower (ITV); Anatomy of a Scandal (Netflix); 1899 (Netflix); The Queens Gambit (Netflix); Truthseekers (Amazon) and McDonald and Dodds (ITV).

Film: The Pod Generation (Scope Pictures/Quad Productions); The Bagman (Lionsgate); Sulpher and White (Modern Films) and London Road (Cuba Pictures).

Theatre:
Richard is an Associate Artist at The Globe, and has also worked extensively with Complicité as an associate. Credits include: All’s Well That Ends Well, (Shakespeare’s Globe); Mnemonic, (National Theatre/Complicite); The Fair Maid of the West, (RSC); Drive Your Plow Over The Bones of The Dead, (Complicite Theatre); Twelfth Night: For One Night
Only, (Shakespeare’s Globe); Cabaret, (West End); Love And Other Acts of Violence,(Donmar Warehouse); The Lorax (Old Vic); The Soldier’s Tale, (Hallé Orchestra); The Encounter (Complicite Theatre); The Divide (Old Vic)
TV: Andor, (Disney); A Discovery of Witches, (Sky); Taboo, (Anders Engström); Crossing Lines, (Tandem); Honourable Women, (BBC); Ambassadors (BBC); Poirot: The Trailers of Hercules, (ITV); Privates, (BBC); Green Wing (Talkback/C4); Rome (HBO) Film: Brighton Stories, (The Electric Shadow Company); Gladiator 2 (Paramount); The Infiltrator, (Good Films); Guardians of the Galaxy, (Marvel); Sixty Six, (Working Title)
Radio:
A Trespasser’s Guide to The Classics, (BBC Radio 4); Marley Was Dead, (BBC)

Ben Rappaport currently stars as Brett on the NBC/Peacock series “Grosse Pointe Garden Society.”
Broadway:Ben originated the role of Jack Paar in Good Night, Oscar (in addition to its World Premiere in Chicago at the Goodman Theatre) to critical acclaim.
Other Broadway credits include:Fiddler on the Roof, directed by Bartlett Sher and Picnic, directed by Sam Gold.
Off-Broadway: Actually, We’re F**ked (Cherry Lane Theatre), Sex Lives of Our Parents (Second Stage) and The Gingerbread House (Rattlestick Theatre/stage Farm). Ben is perhaps best known as the star of NBC’s “Outsourced” and Shondaland ’ s ABCseries “For the People.” Additional television: “Inventing Anna,” “Law & Order: SVU,” “Mr.Robot,” “Ozark,” “The Good Wife,” “Younger,” “
Blindspot,” “Modern Love,” “Evil,” “Monsterland,” “God Friended Me” and “Elementary.”
Film: Hope Springs (opposite Meryl Streep), Albany Road, The Brass Teapot, Landing Up, Ask for Jane and Better Off Single.
Ben trained at Juilliard, where he received the Michel and Suria Saint-Denis Prize–recognizing outstanding achievement and leadership in Drama.
@Ben_Rappaport

Training: RADA.

Theatre: The Kite Runner (Broadway); Plaza Suite, The Jungle (West End); The Score (Theatre Royal Bath); The Sound Inside (Traverse Theatre); Letters from Max, Sons of the Prophet (Hampstead Theatre); Twelfth Night, Pericles, The Comedy of Errors (Shakespeares Globe).

Film: Crime 101 (Amazon); Havoc (Netflix).

Television: Masters of the Air (Apple).

Theatre Includes: Dear England (National Theatre & West End); The History Boys (UK Tour); The Tempest (The Pleasance)
TV: Sex Education (Netflix); Testament (Angel); Red Rose (BBC/Netflix); Doctors (BBC); Princess Mirror – Belle (CBBC).
Film: Batgirl (Warner Bros.); The Railway Children Return (Studio Canal).
Short Film: Bittersweet; Activities of Daily Living.
Tashinga has also lent his voice to multiple AAA video games and many voice-over projects.
Tashinga would like to give his appreciation to his friends and family for their continued love and support.

Ben graduated from Drama Centre London in 2020 with a BA in Acting. After graduating he completed a UK wide tour playing Feste in Twelfth Night directed by Michael Dyer, and starred in the independent short film“92”, which is currently enjoying a successful festival run. He most recently worked with director John Robert Partridge at the Cidermill Theatre

Training includes: The Oxford School of Drama

Theatre credits include: Jenny Gregory in the UK No1Tour of The Holly & the Ivy. Trisha in 5 Women Wearing the same Dress at The Wimbledon Theatre. Dee in Richard Harris’ The Business of Murder at the Tabard Theatre nominated for a Standing Ovation Award

Film credits include: Carlotta in Dungeons & Dragons. Sarah in the multi-award winning film The Herd. Jules in The Containment due for release later this year. Charlotte can be seen in the upcoming comedy-drama Sacred Vows.

Television credits include: Emmerdale, Doctors, Nurses Who Kill. Charlotte can be seen in the upcoming “Gonzo Thriller” The Price You Pay starring Catherine Zeta-Jones.

Other work includes: Emma Watson’s stunt double of the Harry Potter franchise. Slaymate the motion capture character in Dungeons & Dragons.

Max Roll (u/sOscar Levant) is proud to be making his Barbican debut. Broadway: The Hills of California, An Enemy of the People, Good Night, Oscar. Off Broadway: Mrs. Warren’s Profession. Regional: Good Night, Oscar (Regional premiere), The Importance of Being Earnest. Canada: 2 Pianos 4 Hands. UK: Much Ado About Nothing, Twelfth Night, The Great Gatsby. Narrator of multiple audiobooks. Endless gratitude to Henderson Hogan. Proud graduate of the Yale School of Drama. Love to Mum, Dad, Peachii and Munchie.

Ryan trained at NYU (B.Mus) and Mountview Academy of Performing Arts (MA)
A recent London transplant, Ryan made his West End debut understudying Golden Globe and Emmy nominee Dominic West in the iconic role of “Eddie Carbone” in the most recent West End revival of Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge.
Prior to moving to London, Ryan lived and worked in New York City for many years, appearing on and Off-Broadway in productions like the first American revival of Noel Coward’s Bitter Sweet (starring Dame Sian Phillips), the New York premiere of Napoleon: the Musical, and Camelot: in Concert (starring Jeremy Irons).
In addition, to his work onstage, Ryan has appeared in numerous TV and Film productions, most notably as Ted Shears in the CBS drama Bull and as Carter in Karmaloop TV’s Girlhattan, opposite internet sensation and comedian known as “The Fat Jewish”. Other notable credits include The Detour (TBS), The Only Living Boy in New York (Amazon), and The Six (College Humor).
Ryan can also be seen on the most recent season of Doctor Who on BBC and Disney+.
Insta: @ryspeaks