Marianne is an actor and a musician. She recently wrapped The Life List for Netflix opposite Connie Britton and Sofia Carson. Other films include: One Day as a Lion opposite J.K. Simmons and Virginia Madsen; The Kill Room opposite Maya Hawke, Samuel L. Jackson, and Uma Thurman; and Summer Solstice from writer/director Noah Schamus. She was most recently seen on Season 4 of The CW’s In the Dark.  She was previously seen starring in writer/director Adam Brook's These Days, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. Upon graduating from the The Juilliard School, Rendón immediately landed a lead role on the Netflix/Bravo series Imposters and also made her feature film debut in Aaron Katz’s thriller Gemini opposite Zoë Kravitz.  She can also be seen starring opposite Matt Smith and Merritt Wever in Mary Harron’s haunting feature Charlie Says, which had its premiere at the Venice Film Festival, and as ‘Patti Smith’ in Ondi Timoner’s Mapplethorpe, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. Rendón made her Lincoln Center debut in the world premiere of Miranda Rose Hall’s two-hander, Plot Points in Our Sexual Development. Before graduating, she understudied the lead role of ‘Elly’ in David Bowie's musical Lazarus, directed by Ivo Van Hove, at the acclaimed New York Theatre Workshop. She is programmed to perform in a new experimental piece alongside choreographer and dancer Lisa Fagan & Lisa Edelstein, and sound designer Tei Blow at Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane's New York Live Arts in March 2025.

Alex Lydon is thrilled to experience Dorset for the first time! Previous credits include: The Old Man and the Old Moon (South Coast Repertory), Eugene Onegin (Arkansas New Play Festival), Cambodian Rock Band (Alley Theatre, Arena Stage, A Contemporary Theatre, Berkeley Rep, TheatreSquared), Such Things As Vampires (People’s Light), Sisters Matsumoto (CenterREP), Dave Malloy’s Moby Dick (Berkeley Rep Ground Floor), and It Can’t Happen Here (Berkeley Rep). Alex has a BA from Pomona College and studied acting with Joan Rosenfels. www.alexlydon.com

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Broadway/off-Broadway: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Golden Boy, Festen, Old Acquaintance: Nice Girl, The Model Apartment, Regrets Only, The Young Left. Numerous regional credits, as well as television work. Nominated for Lortel and Drama Desk awards for her portrayal of Debbie in The Model Apartment. Her work in Nice Girl was designated by the New York Times as “one of the Stage’s Best Moments of the Year”. MFA, NYU.

Drama Desk Award for Coal Country at the Public and Audible, and Nothing Gold Can Stay at Partial Comfort, and for her NYC theatre career. Numerous productions at the Dorset Theatre Festival, notably in the world premieres of Theresa Rebeck’s The Notebook, and Heidi Armbruster’s Mrs. Christie, (as Agatha.) Broadway: Rock N Roll, Arcadia. Off-Broadway: Coal Country, Giant (The Public), Harrison, TX , Roads To Home, The Tribute Artist, Little Women, Happy Now?, Primary Stages: Women Without Men, The Mint, Becky Shaw, Second Stage: Eccentricities of a Nightingale, TACT, and others. TV/Film: Blue Bloods, FBI Most Wanted, The Mist,The Blacklist, Boardwalk Empire, Mildred Pierce, Elementary, Madame Secretary, The Good Wife, Law and Order SVU; Heirloom, Bad On Paper, Lost Girls, and upcoming hilarious web series GASBAG season 2. For her sweet late husband Andrew Leynse.

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Based in the shires of Southern Vermont, Mowgli Giannitti is an in-demand Bassist, Singer, Composer, Multi-Instrumentalist and Instructor. Schooled in composition, bass, and vocals at Bennington College, Mowgli has since performed and recorded with grammy-winning musicians, toured the US and Europe in a variety of ensembles, played on legendary stages like Carnegie Hall, and shaped countless young musical minds on a wide range of instruments. As a Bassist, Mowgli is involved in in a wide range of styles, including Jazz, Classical, Bluegrass, Rock, Salsa, Chicha, Reggae, Gnawa, West African, and more. Mowgli's varied performance interests and compositional aspirations coalesce around his own project, Satyrdagg, a 6-piece "Alchemical Jazz/Rock Opera" involving expert musicians across the northeast. 

Alex Deane originally hails from Nashville, TN where she developed a love for acoustic music and singing with dear friends. Since moving to New York in 2011, she has dedicated herself to community organizing to create a world that prioritizes people and the planet over profit. A songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, graphic designer, and printmaker, she believes in the power of art and music to inspire change and build stronger, more connected communities.

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Nikolai Margulis has appeared as John Bechdel in Fun Home, in the developmental reading of A Place Called Home (both at TheatreSquared), and in the workshop production of Sarah Gancher’s Eugene Onegin at the Arkansas New Play Fest. As a banjoist and songwriter, he is the winner of 2023 FreshGrass Banjo Award, and has performed with artists like Tony Trischka and Béla Fleck at venues throughout the country. Nikolai is a Prucha artist.

 Off-Broadway: Lucky Star (59E59), Lunch Bunch and Motel Cherry (Clubbed Thumb), Play for Any Two People (Playwrights Horizons), Not WATER (New Georges). Regional: Milton (PearlDamour), Conversations with My Father (Seattle Rep), Seven Blowjobs and Aunt Dan and Lemon (New City Theatre). Film/TV: Law & Order SVU, Last Week Tonight, The Good Shepherd, Eugene! (Comedy Central), Georgia, recurring on Late Night with Conan O’Brien. Songwriter with Americana band Hammer County and soft rock love krewe Sweet Surrender. For Gracie.