Meet The Cast

Jason is a graduate of the MFA program at The

National Theater Conservatory. He has been a regular

presence in New York City’s music, cabaret, and Off-

Off-Broadway scenes, performing in storied venues

like The Duplex, and experimental hubs such as

Galapagos Art Space, and countless small stages and

late-night dives across the East Village. He is also a

founding member of the cult-favorite cabaret show Les

Funky Bitches Fantastique.

Regionally, Jason has appeared with the Tony Award–

winning Denver Center Theatre Company, delivering

standout performances on the mainstage as Mr.

Fezziwig in A Christmas Carol and the Duke of Venice

in The Merchant of Venice, among other roles. He has

also toured with the Idaho Shakespeare Festival and

Montana Repertory Theatre, appearing as Polonius in

Hamlet and Uncle Louie in Lost in Yonkers,

respectively.

 Grant Neale- Is Founding Artistic Director of Nomad Theatrical; proud actor-alum of Jean Cocteau Rep

and Ridiculous Theatrical. NYC--Porgy And Bess (The Detective) Metropolitan Opera (Grammy Winner),

Is Life Worth Living The Mint, Edward Einhorn’s Marriage of Alice B. Toklas (Hemingway) HERE,

Conquest Of The Universe La MaMa, Saviana Stanescu’s Polanski Polanski (Roman Polanski) PS122,

Comedy Of Errors (Dromios) NY Classical. Tours-- Brother Truckers London/Edinbirgh, Christmas Carol

Germany, Saviana Stanescu’s Waxing West (Ceausescu) Romania/Sweden, The Fools Lear (Fool).

Regional-- Antigone (Creon) Baltimore Center Stage, Winter’s Tale (Leontes) Milwaukee Shakes, (John

D’Agata) Lifespan Of A Fact Shaker Bridge Theatre August:Osage County Arkansas Rep.

Oneika Phillips is called “the first Grenadian woman to be on Broadway.” Her Broadway credits include 1776 (discussing the contradictions and complexities in the U.S), FELA! (exploring the music and activism of Nigerian musician, Fela Kuti), Spongebob Squarepants, The Musical (featured on Paramount +), Violet (as assistant to the Choreographer), and Amazing Grace (tracing the roots of the hymn written by slave owner turned abolitionist, John Newton).

Most recently, Oneika starred in DC's Shakespeare Theatre Company's production of Merry Wives.  The Washington Post wrote,"Phillips’ stately Madam Page exudes a dry wit that lends flair to the plot’s farcical showdowns.” She led the World Premiere of Lauren Gunderson’s A Room in the Castle, co-produced by the Cincinnati Shakespeare Theatre and Folger Shakespeare Library. Portraying Hamlet’s Queen Gertrude, she garnered acclaim from audiences and critics, lauded as “majestic”, “shrewd”, “vulnerable” and “fierce”.