KATE JENNINGS GRANT (Sharyl). Broadway: Proof with Anne Heche (dir. Daniel Sullivan), An American Daughter (dir. Daniel Sullivan). Off-Broadway: The Beard of Avon (dir. Doug Hughes), Radiant Baby (dir. George C. Wolfe), Summer of ’42, Hard Feelings, Wonderland. Encores! At City Center: Evelina in Bloomer Girl (dir. Brad Rouse). Regional: Talley’s Folly (BTF) and A Little Night Music (Williamstown). National Tour: Sharon in Finian’s Rainbow with Brian Murray, Eve Harrington in Applause. Film: Kinsey (2004), The Object of My Affection. Television: “Sex and the City,” “Law and Order,” “Trinity,” and “J.A.G.” Kate holds a B.A. in English and Music Composition from the University of Pennsylvania. She is a graduate of the Juilliard’s School’s Drama Division. DAVID HARBOUR (Joel). Broadway: The Invention of Love, The Rainmaker. Off-Broadway: Two Noble Kinsmen and Twelfth Night (Public Theatre), Fifth of July (Signature Theatre), A Bad Friend (Lincoln Center Theatre), Stranger (Vineyard), The Time of the Cuckoo (Lincoln Center Theatre). Film: Kinsey, Confess. TV: “Hack,” “Law & Order: S.V.U.” and “Law and Order.” DAPHNE RUBIN-VEGA (Grace) was the original Mimi in Rent (Theatre World Award and Tony and Drama Desk nominations for Best Actress in a Musical). She returned to Broadway as Magenta in The Rocky Horror Show and most recently as Conchita in Nilo Cruz’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Anna in the Tropics. Off-B’way: Gum (Women’s Project), Two Sisters and a Piano (Public), Suzan-Lori Parks’ Fucking A (Public, Lucille Lortel nomination for Best Featured Actress). Films include Wild Things (Blockbuster Entertainment Award), Flawless and Skeleton Woman (Best Actress in a Feature Film/NY Independent Film and Video Festival). Daphne is a member of LAByrinth Theatre and the Drama Dept. Daphne is also a recording artist – her latest, “Rocket man”, is on Emerge Records. Her band, DRV, plays around NYC. www.daphnerubin-vega.com BRADLEY WHITE (Carlo). Theatre: One Day on Wall Street by Julia Dahl (Greenwich Street Theatre); The Substance of Fire by Jon Robin Baitz (original cast, Long Wharf); Gus and Al by Albert Innaurato (Playwrights Horizons); The Stand-In by Keith Curran, The Suffering Colonel by Kenneth Lonergan and many more new works at Naked Angels Theatre Company, where he is also a member. Film: 30 Days, Pay It Forward, The Object of My Affection, The Night We Never Met. Television: Over two dozen TV shows and pilots, including “Joan of Arcadia,” “Spin City,” West Wing,” “Ally McBeal,” “Leap of Faith,” “NYPD Blue,” “Family Law,” “House Rules,” “That’s Life,” three episodes of “Law & Order,” an unpopular recurring role on “Mad About You” and a couple of TV movies, “Jenifer” and “Bad Apple.” For JB and Ally.