Ken Urban’s plays include The Remains, A Guide for the Homesick, Nibbler, Sense of an Ending, The Correspondent, A Future Perfect, The Awake, and The Happy Sad. His plays have been produced in New York at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, 59E59 Theatres, The Summer Play Festival at The Public, and Studio 42. His work has also been produced at Theatre503 in London, Huntington Theatre Company and SpeakEasy Stage Company in Boston, and at First Floor Theater in Chicago. He has developed new plays at Playwrights Horizons, Huntington Theatre Company, Theatre @ Boston Court, Williamstown Theatre Festival, Donmar Warehouse (London), and The Civilians R&D Group. His play Nibbler was off-Broadway in New York in February 2017, while A Guide for the Homesick (winner of Independent Reviewers of New England’s Best New Play award) received its world premiere at the Huntington Theater Company in Boston in October 2017. Awards include the Weissberger Playwriting Award, New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship, Huntington Theater Playwriting Fellowship, MacDowell Colony Fellowships, Headlands Artist Residency, Djerassi Artist Residency, Dramatist Guild Fellowship, and Virginia Center for the Creative Arts Fellowship. Ken is a Resident Playwright at New Dramatists and an Affiliated Writer at the Playwrights’ Center. He wrote the screenplay for feature-film adaptation of The Happy Sad, which screened internationally at over 25 film festivals, and is now available on iTunes, Hulu, and Amazon. His TV pilot about the National Security Agency called The Art of Listening was optioned by ITV Studios (UK). His plays are published by Dramatists Play Service in the United States and Methuen in the United Kingdom and Europe, and they have been featured in numerous monologue anthologies.

(As of May 2018)

David Muse is in his ninth season as Artistic Director of Studio Theatre, where he has directed The Remains, The Effect, The Father, Constellations, Chimerica, Murder Ballad, Belleville, Cock, Tribes, The Real Thing, An Iliad, Dirt, Bachelorette, The Habit of Art, Venus in Fur, Circle Mirror Transformation, reasons to be pretty, Blackbird, Frozen, and The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow. Previously, he was Associate Artistic Director of the Shakespeare Theatre Company, where he has directed nine productions, including Richard III, Romeo and Juliet, Coriolanus, and King Charles III (a co-production of ACT and Seattle Rep). Other directing projects include Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune at Arena Stage, The Bluest Eye at Theater Alliance, and Swansong for New York Summer Play Festival. He has helped to develop new work at numerous theatres, including New York Theatre Workshop, Geva Theatre Center, Arena Stage, Ford’s Theatre, and The Kennedy Center. David has taught acting and directing at Georgetown, Yale, and the Shakespeare Theatre Company’s Academy of Classical Acting. A nine-time Helen Hayes Award nominee for Outstanding Direction, he is a recipient of the DC Mayor’s Arts Award for Outstanding Emerging Artist and the National Theatre Conference Emerging Artist Award. David is a graduate of Yale University and the Yale School of Drama.

(As of April 2019)

Maulik Pancholy appeared on Broadway in Terrence McNally’s It’s Only A Play opposite Matthew Broderick and Martin Short. Select Off-Broadway credits include David Rabe’s Good For Otto (with Ed Harris) and Wallace Shawn’s Aunt Dan & Lemon, both at The New Group. The Remains marks his third world premiere with playwright Ken Urban, having performed in the New York productions of The Awake and The Happy Sad. Select regional credits includes the title role of Kate in the all-male Taming of the Shrew at Shakespeare Theatre Company, as well as productions at Yale Rep, The Goodman, and Chicago’s Court Theatre. Films include 27 Dresses, Hitch, Friends with Money, and several independents. Television credits include Jonathan on NBC’s Emmy, Golden Globe, and SAG Award-winning 30 Rock; Sanjay on the Showtime award-winning series Weeds; Neal on NBC’s Whitney; the title voice of Sanjay on Nickelodeon’s Sanjay & Craig; and the voice of Baljeet on Disney’s Phineas & Ferb. Numerous recurring and guest stars include Friends From College, Star Trek: Discovery, Elementary, Web Therapy, The Good Wife, The Comeback, Law & Order: CI, and The Sopranos. He graduated from the Yale School of Drama alongside director David Muse.

(As of April 2018)

Glenn Fitzgerald makes his Studio Theatre debut. His Off Broadway credits include world premieres of Jon Robin Baitz’s Mizlansky/Zilinsky, Kenneth Lonergan’s Lobby Hero, David Lindsay-Abaire’s Ripcord, and Melissa James Gibson’s THIS. He's also appeared in innovative productions of classic plays such as Hedda Gabler (directed by Ivo van Hove), Ivanov and Hamlet (directed by Austin Pendleton), and most recently Othello directed by Sam Gold at New York Theatre Workshop. His regional credits include the world premiere of Will Eno’s The Realistic Joneses at Yale Rep and The Importance of Being Earnest at Williamstown Theater Festival (directed by David Hyde Pierce).Television credits include series regular Brian Darling on ABC’s Dirty Sexy Money, recurring roles on Six Feet Under and The Good Cop, and guest starring roles on Billions, Madam Secretary, Elementary, Law and Order, Law and Order: Criminal Intent, and Homicide. His film work includes Kathryn Bigelow’s Detroit, David O. Russell’s cult classic Flirting with Disaster, Ang Lee’s The Ice Storm, Gus Van Sant’s Finding Forester, M. Night Shyamalan’s The Sixth Sense, A Price Above Rubies, Series 7, The Believer, Tully, and Buffalo Soldiers. He was nominated for a Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Lead Actor for his work in Lobby Hero.

(As of April 2018)

Greg Mullavey has appeared in over 100 theatre productions. His Broadway credits include Romantic Comedy (opposite Mia Farrow), Rumors, and the Broadway National Tour of The Sisters Rosensweig. Recent Off Broadway credits include Precious Little Talent, the title role in Titus Andronicus at the West End, and Clever Little Lies opposite Marlo Thomas at the Westside. Some favorite regional credits are The Price at The Guthrie, the title role in King Lear at OKC’s Center, The Cherry Orchard opposite Alfred Molina at The Odyssey in Los Angeles, and Shylock in The Merchant of Venice at Los Angeles’s Road Theatre. A regular on four television series and many films from Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice to The Desperate, Mr. Mullavey is best known as Tom Hartman on the late 1970s hit show Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman. He is the recipient of 6 Dramalogue Awards and Best Actor at The Iowa Short Film Festival. He has been teaching at SUNY Purchase and teaches privately at the Working Actor Workshop in New York. He studied for many years with Lee Strasberg, Robert "Bobby" Lewis, Sanford Meisner's disciples, and Eric Morris. He is a graduate of the Theatre Of Arts Conservatory and holds a BA from Hobart College.

(As of April 2018)

Naomi Jacobson returns to Studio Theatre after appearing in The Remains last season. She is a Shakespeare Theatre Company Affiliated Artist and Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company member. Off Broadway, she performed in Scenes from an Execution at Atlantic Theater Company. Select regional credits include The Guardsman at The Kennedy Center, Pericles at the Goodman Theatre, The Real Inspector Hound and The Critic at the Guthrie Theater, and Shakespeare In Love at Baltimore Center Stage and Cincinnati Playhouse. She’s performed locally at Arena Stage, Ford’s Theatre, Signature Theatre, Round House Theatre, Olney Theatre Center, Wolf Trap, and most recently in the one-woman show Becoming Dr. Ruth at Theater J. Television and film credits include Homicide (NBC) and Her Father’s Eyes (A&E). Naomi is a recipient of the inaugural Lunt-Fontanne Fellowship, the Anderson-Hopkins Award for Excellence in the Theater Arts, three Helen Hayes Awards, and a DC Arts Commission Individual Artist Grant.

(As of April 2019)

Danielle Skraastad was seen on Broadway in All My Sons. Off Broadway credits include Lisa Kron's In the Wake at The Public, Tony Kushner's The Intelligent Homosexual’s Guide… in a co-production between The Public and Signature Theatre, The Mound Builders at Signature Theatre, and The Pain and the Itch at Playwrights Horizons. Select regional credits include Project Dawn at People's Light, Hurricane Diane at Two River Theater, and Becky Shaw at The Wilma Theater (Barrymore Award: Best Ensemble). Ms. Skraastad's film work includes Michael Clayton, 27 Dresses, The Business of Story, Hard Sell, and the upcoming horror movie Being. Television credits include Fringe, Mercy, Law and Order: SVU. She holds an MFA in Acting from NYU.

(As of April 2018)