Ted Deasy
Biography
he/him. Theatre includes Broadway: The Great Society. National tour: The 39 Steps. Off-Broadway: Julius Caesar (TFANA), Days to Come (Mint), 7th of October (Working Theatre). Regional: Arena Stage, American Players Theatre, Dallas Summer Musicals, Cincinnati Playhouse, Actor’s Theatre of Louisville, Repertory Theatre of St Louis, Milwaukee Rep, Berkeley Rep, Yale Rep, Indiana Rep, Syracuse Stage, Geva Theatre Center, Delaware Theatre Company, Two River Theatre, New American Theatre, Utah Shakespeare Festival, California Shakespeare Theatre, and ten seasons as a company member of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, among others. Television includes “Prophet of Evil” and “Secret Bodyguard.” Film includes To the Flame.
Credits
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, The Great Society
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Alexandra Peter
Currently in: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
she/her. Broadway debut. Training: Marymount Manhattan College, Bachelor of Arts (dance). Theatre includes For(give) me, NOMA (Circus Solaris), Summer Blue (LoudSol), Lorca Libre (Michael Mao Dance), Mahaway (Alison Cook Beatty Dance). Film includes Echo: Shostakovich in Catharsis (Frisson Films).
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Currently in: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
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