James Ricardo Milord* (Dr. Jim Gates & Dr. DJ Thomas ) (he/him) Central Square Theater: Pipeline (2020), A Christmas Carol (2019); Other credits include The Handmaid’s Tale (Boston Lyric Opera); The Agitators, Cyrano (Gloucester Stage); Anna Christie, Barbecue (Lyric Stage Co. of Boston); Akeelah and the Bee (Wheelock Family Theatre); Clybourne Park (Longwood Players Club); The Good Negro, Splendor, The Brothers Size Trilogy, A Clockwork Orange (Company One); Macbeth (Shakespeare Now). Film: Honest Thief (Solution Entertainment Group), Proud Mary (Screen Gems), The Brotherhood (Showtime), a handful of indies and industrial commercials. Mr. Milord continues to pursue his dreams professionally and encourages all to do the same. This show is dedicated to Johnny Lee Davenport. “Hold a good thought” JLD.

John Hardin (Lord Lovelace & Lord Byron) (he/him) is delighted to be back working in his native Massachusetts: he recently performed with Commonwealth Shakespeare Company in their Boston Common production of Cymbeline, but this production marks his first leading role back home! Other credits include Macbeth and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Shakespeare on the Sound), The Sword in the Stone (Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival), Hamlet (Adirondack Shakespeare Company), and The Rivals (Pearl Theatre Company). Recent films include Cutter, The Devil’s Son, and Creatures. In addition to his work walking the boards, John is also a chess coach and tournament player and serves on the board of Boston’s Boylston Chess Club. Much love and thanks to Katie, Mattie Cavanaugh, and Mom.

EVAN TURISSINI (Jos Sedley/Sir Pitt, et al.) is a long-time fan of the work of Underground Railway Theater, and is elated to make his debut with the company in Vanity Fair. Acting credits include: The View UpStairs [u/s, performed], Every Brilliant Thing [u/s, performed] (SpeakEasy Stage Company); Romeo and Juliet, Much Ado About Nothing (Shit-Faced Shakespeare/Magnificent Bastard Productions); Twelfth Night, Shipwrecked! An Entertainment (Moonbox Productions); Three Sisters (Apollinaire Theatre Company); Julius Caesar, Incident at Vichy (Praxis Stage Company); Trapped (Strange News Theatre); Same River (Strike Anywhere Movement Ensemble); and more. Evan Turissini is the artistic director of Acropolis Stage Company, where he recently directed their inaugural production of Cherry Docs. By day, Evan serves as the Creative Services Associate for SpeakEasy Stage.