Philippe Arroyo (Performer) is a proud alumni of Carnegie Mellon University. Broadway/Theatre credits include: & Juliet (Francois Dubois), Kennedy Center’s 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Chip), Disney’s Aladdin National Tour (Omar), The York Theatre’s Penelope (Telemachus), Joe Iconis’ Punk Rock Girl (Dudley), The Karate Kid Musical (Freddie), Into the Woods First National Tour (Jack), Pittsburgh Public Theatre’s Little Shop of Horrors (Seymour), TUTS' In the Heights (Sonny). TV credits: “Uncoupled” on Netflix, “Evil” on CBS, “Helpsters” on Apple TV Plus, and Truth Slash Fiction! IG: @philippearroyo

John Cariani (Performer) Broadway: Caroline, or Change (Grammy Nomination); The Band’s Visit; Something Rotten! (Outer Critics Circle Award; Grammy nomination); Fiddler on the Roof (Tony Award nomination; Outer Critics Circle Award). Off-Broadway: The Atlantic, The Public, Transport Group. Regional: Williamstown Theatre Festival, The Old Globe, Center Theatre Group, Barrington Stage Company, Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival. Several films and best known on TV for recurring roles on “Law & Order,” “Numb3rs,” and “The Onion News Network.” Playwright: Almost, Maine; Last Gas; LOVE/SICK; cul-de-sac.

Melissa Errico (Performer) made her professional debut at eighteen as Cosette in the premiere national tour of Les Misérables and soon after starred in the 1993 revival of My Fair Lady as Eliza Doolittle. She went on to star on Broadway in High Society; Amour (Tony nomination, Best Leading Actress in a Musical); Dracula, the Musical; and Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. She collaborated with Stephen Sondheim on the revival of Sunday In the Park with George (Dot/Marie at the Kennedy Center), followed by John Doyle’s production of Passion (Clara) for which she was nominated for a sixth Drama Desk Award; and next as Leona in the 2016 City Center Encores! production of Do I Hear a Waltz?, where she also appeared in One Touch of Venus. She also played The Baker’s Wife in a concert of Into The Woods. A frequent contributor to The New York Times, Melissa Errico has written about the inner life of the performer in a standout column called “Scenes From An Acting Life”. Solo recordings include Blue Like That Capitol Records), Legrand Affair, Sondheim Sublime (“The best all-Sondheim album ever recorded” — Wall Street Journal), and Out of the Dark: The Film Noir Project (“The seductive album of the season” — WSJ) was awarded the coveted Bistro Award. Her new album, Sondheim in the City (Concord) was praised by The New York Times as “a New York house tour of thrill and heartbreak…” by “one of Sondheim’s deepest-hearted yet lightest-touch interpreters.” Melissa brings her Sondheim concert to London's Cadogan Hall next summer, July 12, 2025. Melissa is the mother of three daughters and married to professional tennis player and journalist Patrick McEnroe. For more information visit www.melissaerrico.com

Morgan Siobhan Green (Performer) Broadway: Be More Chill, National Tours: Hadestown (Original Company, Eurydice), Regional and Off-Broadway: Fish (Keen Company/Working Theater) White Girl In Danger (Secondstage, Caroline), Moby Dick (American Repertory Theatre, Cambridge), Between The Lines (Kansas City Repertory Theatre), Folk Wandering (ART NY), Avalanches (Because I'm Me), Dick Johnson Is Dead (Billie Holiday). TV: “The Bold Type”(Zuri).

Lauren Molina (Performer) Credits include Broadway: Sweeney Todd, Rock of Ages. Off-Broadway: Plays for the Plague Year, Goldie, Max & Milk, Desperate Measures (Lucille Lortel, Outer Critics Circle Award nominations), Marry Me a Little (Keen Company), Nobody Loves You. She is the co-creator of the acclaimed comedy-pop band The Skivvies. Regional: The Matchbox Magic Flute (Shakespeare Theatre DC, Goodman), You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown (Cincinnati Playhouse); Candide (Helen Hayes Award; Huntington, Goodman, Shakespeare Theatre); Little Shop of Horrors (Cleveland Playhouse); Assassins (Yale Rep); A Little Night Music (Huntington); The Rocky Horror Show (Bucks County Playhouse). laurenmolina.com, Insta: @lomo212

Zachary Noah Piser (Performer; he/him) is a Hapa, Jewish actor based in New York City. Broadway: Dear Evan Hansen (Evan), KPOP (OBC, Brad), Wicked (Boq). Off-Broadway: most recently Out of the Box Theatrics' revival of LaChiusa's See What I Wanna See (Janitor/Priest), Barrow Street Theatre's West End transfer of Sweeney Todd (Tobias), Keen’s Adventurephile. Film/TV: “In Your Dreams” (Netflix, upcoming), “Mean Girls,” PBS’s “Camp TV” series. Bay Area native, Northwestern grad. @zach_piser

Jason Tam (Performer) starred in the hit NBC Live’s “Jesus Christ Superstar,” with John Legend and Sara Bareilles, as Peter. Recently he voiced the role of Duan in Shakina Nayfack’s “Chonburi…Butterfly Club,” on Audible. He was seen in the Off-Broadway shows The White Chip (MCC), and KPOP (Lortel Award), a collaboration between Woodshed Collective, Ars Nova, and Ma-Yi Theatre Company. Jason’s Broadway credits include Be More Chill (and Off-Bway), IF/THEN, Lysistrata Jones, and the original Paul in the revival of A Chorus Line. He has also been part of numerous Off-Broadway and regional theatre productions. Jason’s TV credits include “FBI,” “The Blacklist,” “Do No Harm,” “Guilty,” “Hawaii 5-0,” “One Life to Live,” and “Beyond the Break,” and he was seen in the documentary “Every Little Step.” Jason holds a BFA from NYU Tisch and recently joined the Board of Directors at Keen Company.

Nik Walker (Performer) is a Boston native, ADHDer and unqualified NYU professor, who’s survived in this industry for 20 years and counting. Broadway roles include Sir Galahad in the 2023 revival of Spamalot, Otis Williams in Ain’t Too Proud, and Hamilton as Burr; on screen, he’s been seen on “Blue Bloods,” “Law and Order SVU” and most recently in the AppleTV+ film “The Instigators,” alongside his hometown hero, Matt Damon. As a writer, Nik’s cartoon, “CLEANERS,” is in development at Warner Bros Animation, and his first original musical, Whiskeyland, enjoys commercial support from Tina Cocumelli at TBD Theatricals. Nik can be found living in the city with his amazing wife Sarah, or on vacation at one of Disney or Universal Studios’ many incredible theme parks. 

John Bell (Music Director) Currently the music director of Chicago on Broadway. Other Broadway: Monty Python’s Spamalot; Into the Woods and My Fair Lady (also First National Tours); Fiddler on the Roof; On the Town; An American in Paris. Kennedy Center: Bye Bye, Birdie; Spamalot. Encores!: More than twelve productions of classic American musicals. Irish Rep: Finian’s Rainbow; On a Clear Day You Can See Forever; Meet Me in St. Louis. Additional credits include Sondheim’s Marry Me a Little (cast recording) for Keen Company and Radio City Christmas Spectacular. BFA in Musical Theatre (Ithaca College), master’s in Music (CUNY), MBA (Boston University).

Jonathan Silverstein (Director) has been the Artistic Director of Keen Company for the past twelve seasons, during which he produced acclaimed revivals from a diverse roster of playwrights including Pearl Cleage, Brian Friel, A.R. Gurney, Jonathan Larsen, Lynn Nottage, and Stephen Sondheim, as well as world premieres by Courtney Baron, Kia Corthron, Kenny Finkle, Chisa Hutchinson, and Anna Ziegler. Some of his directing credits throughout his tenure also include: The Year of Magical Thinking (starring Kathleen Chalfant), Tick, Tick…BOOM!, Ordinary Days (Drama League nomination), John and Jen (starring Kate Baldwin), A Walk in the Woods (starring Kathleen Chalfant), and Marry Me a Little (Drama Desk nomination). As Keen Resident Director: Lemon Sky, The Dining Room (Drama Desk Award: Outstanding  Ensemble), Tea and Sympathy, and The Hasty Heart. Selected Off-Broadway: The Temperamentals (Drama Desk Award: Outstanding Ensemble), Red Herring (FringeNYC; Outstanding Direction  Award), Blueprint (Summer Play  Festival), and The Train Play (Clubbed Thumb). Regional: Long Wharf, Buck’s County,  Huntington, Old Globe, Cleveland  Play House, Merrimack Rep, Dorset Theatre Festival, Cape Rep Theatre. Alumnus, The Drama League Directors Project. MFA, UCSD. Member, SDC.