Brooke Bloom has an accomplished career in film, television and theatre. In the TV sphere, she's had memorable turns on FX's “Atlanta,” FX's “Kindred,” Amazon's Sam Esmail series “Homecoming” opposite Julia Roberts and Shea Whigham, the critically acclaimed third season of “The Sinner” opposite Matt Bomer and Bill Pullman, and series regular stints on HBO's “Gypsy,” Amazon's “Alpha House,” and Amazon's “I Know What You Did Last Summer.” On the feature front, Brooke can be seen in the critically acclaimed Jeremy Hersh indie The Surrogate (SXSW), Eric Steel's Minyan which premiered at Berlin Film Festival, Anja Marquardt's She's Lost Control (two Indie Spirit Award nominations), and Noah Baumbach's Marriage Story. She can currently be seen in Noah Baumbach's White Noise. A veteran of NY stage, Brooke won an Obie Award for Best Actress, and garnered a Best Actress Drama Desk nomination for her work in Clare Barron's Off-Broadway play You Got Older. Other theatre credits include Atlantic Theater Company's Cloud Nine, David Greenspan's I'm Looking for Helen of Twelvetrees, and Signature Theatre's Everybody. Brooke resides in NYC and is repped by TalentWorks and Circle of Confusion.
Lynn Collins began her career on stage after graduating from the esteemed Juilliard School, playing ‘Ophelia’ opposite Liev Schreiber in Hamlet at The Public Theater, directed by Andrei Serban. Shortly thereafter she gained notice in her breakout role of 'Portia,' alongside Al Pacino and Jeremy Irons in the film The Merchant of Venice. Other film roles followed, including The Lake House opposite Keanu Reeves, X-Men Origins: Wolverine opposite Hugh Jackman, and the role of ‘Dejah Thoris’ in John Carter opposite Taylor Kitsch. Notable TV credits include HBO’s “True Blood,” Amazon’s “Bosch,” Discovery’s “Manhunt: Unabomber” opposite Sam Worthington, and most recently 'Leah Shaw' in AMC’s “The Walking Dead” opposite Norman Reedus. Lynn just wrapped production on the film Someone Like You, based on the book by New York Times best-selling novelist Karen Kingsbury.
Charlotte Surak is thrilled to return to the stage in Lucy. She made her Broadway debut in 2021 at just 4 years old, as Lulu in Waitress, opposite Jennifer Nettles. Music Video: Laurie Berkner. Special thanks to Susan Lipton, Barry Kolker and Annie’s Playhouse (Annie Forgione, Katie Tabatchnick, Steven Bednasz, Emily Frank and team). Thanks also to Erica Schmidt and Telsey for the opportunity. Love to Mommy, Daddy, Nate, Maddie, family and friends. IG: @charlottesurak
Azalea Wolfe is a 4th grader at NYC's PS111. When not acting, she is a member of the NYC Elite gymnastics team and plays cello. She'd like to thank her family and her agent Barry Kolker of Carson Kolker, Alyssa May Gold, ACANY and The Telsey Office for this opportunity.