ARNIE BURTON (Man #2) made his Broadway debut in Amadeus. His Off Broadway credits include the critically acclaimed run of The Merchant of Venice/The Jew of Malta in New York and at the Royal Shakespeare Company in England; Mere Mortals and Others by David Ives, The Last Sunday in June, The Baltimore Waltz, and The Venetian Twins. Other New York theatre appearances include shows at Primary Stages, Circle Repertory Company, The Ensemble Studio Theatre, The Pearl Theatre Company, and Theatre for a New Audience. Mr. Burton's regional work includes the Los Angeles premiere of All in the Timing (Geffen Playhouse); the world premiere of Lives of the Saints (Philadelphia Theatre Company); The Seagull, Taming of the Shrew, and Santaland Diaries (The Old Globe); and I Am My Own Wife (Kevin Kline Award for Best Actor) and Frozen (The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis). Other theatre credits include shows at Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Alley Theatre, Studio Arena Theatre, Berkshire Theatre Festival, Cape Playhouse, and Actors Theatre of Louisville. Mr. Burton's television credits include guest appearances on "Frasier," "Hope & Faith," "Caroline in the City," "Law & Order," "Sister, Sister," and "Six Degrees." His films include Igby Goes Down and Game 6.

FRANCESCA FARIDANY (Annabella Schmidt /Pamela/Margaret). Broadway: The Homecoming. Off-Broadway: The Stronger, with Marthe Keller. Regional: Agamemnon (Getty Villa) opposite Tyne Daly; Fräulein Else (Sundance, Berkeley Rep., La Jolla Playhouse, Long Wharf, McCarter). Other roles include Rosalind (Old Globe), Titania (Huntington), Beatrice (Berkeley Rep.). Also, Don Juan (Shakespeare Theatre, D.C.), Japes (Bay Street), Design for Living (McCarter), Skylight (Chester Theater Co.), Waiting at the Water's Edge (Magic Theatre), Heartbreak House, The Game of Love and Chance, Changes of Heart (Berkeley Rep.). Film: Conceiving Ada. TV: "E.R.," "Deadline," "Law & Order," "L&O; SVU." Radio: Quartermaine's Terms (BBC).

JEFFREY KUHN (Man #1). Broadway: Assassins (Giuseppe Zangara), Wicked (Boq), Monty Python's Spamalot (Sir Bedevere), original cast of Ragtime. Selected theatre: Romeo & Juliet (Shakespeare Theatre), Howard Korder¹s Sea of Tranquility, (Old Globe), I Am My Own Wife (Stageworks/Hudson), A.R. Gurney's The Fourth Wall (Alliance Theatre), Dirty Blonde (Cincinnati Playhouse), The Story of My Life (CanStage-Dora nomination), Love's Labour's Lost, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Antony & Cleopatra, The Illusion, Timon of Athens, Twelfth Night, The Tempest, Treasure Island, Romeo & Juliet (Stratford Festival), George F. Walker's Nothing Sacred (Winter Garden), The Lion King (Princess of Wales Theatre), The Who's Tommy (Elgin Theatre). TV: "Nothing Sacred," "Romeo & Juliet," "Gotti," "Gene Roddenberry's Earth: Final Conflict."

SEAN MAHON Broadway: The Seafarer.  US and Irish Regional: Savage in Limbo, Translations, Ourselves Alone, The Visit, Stones in his Pockets,  A Yankee Trader, Confessions of a Catholic Child, One for the Road, Drama at Inish, Big Maggie. Television credits include: “Fringe,” “As the World Turns,” “Angel,” “The Agency,” “Everwood,” “ER,” “Line of Fire,” “Sci-fi MOW.”  Film credits include: Hulk, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Rend.  Mr. Mahon is a founding member of The Virtual Theater Project; a theatre company dedicated to the development and production of New Work.