DOUGLAS HODGE (Albin) is a triple Olivier-nominated classical aactor working at the National, RSC, Shakespeare’s Globe and Royal Court. He won an Olivier Award for this performance. For ten years, he worked closely with Harold Pinter as actor and director. Associate director at the Donmar 2007-2009. He has two albums of his own compositions – Cowley Road Songs and Nightbus. Numerous television shows. Film: recent work includes The Descent Two and Robin Hood. This is his Broadway debut!

HARVEY FIERSTEIN (Albin) Fierstein made his professional acting debut at La Mama ETC in 1971 in Andy Warhol's only play, Pork. He followed that with appearances in more than 60 off off Broadway productions before he began his playwriting career. Early plays like Flatbush Tosca and Cobra Jewels led to his underground hit, Torch Song Trilogy, which transferred Off-Broadway in 1981, and then to Broadway in 1982 where it won the Best Play Tony Award as well as Drama Desk, Obie and DramatistGuild awards. Fierstein also won Tony, Drama Desk and Theater World acting awards for his portrayal of the lead. Fierstein won his third Tony for thelibretto of the musical La Cage aux Folles, currently being revived on Broadway. His other plays include Safe Sex, Spookhouse, A Catered Affair and Legs Diamond. His television work includes Nurse Jackie, How I Met Your Mother, Family Guy and The Simpsons. He was nominated for an Emmy for his work on the TV classic, Cheers. Films include Mrs. Doubtfire, Independence Day, Death to Smoochy, Bullets Over Broadway, and Showtime's Common Ground (which he also wrote). His children's book, The Sissy Duckling, is published by Simon & Schuster and the HBO film version won him the Humanitas Prize. Fierstein's starring role as Edna in the musical Hairspray won him his fourth Tony Award as well as another Drama Desk Award, New York Magazine Award and the Drama League Award for Outstanding Performance ofthe Year. This made him the first person in history to win Tonys as an actor as well as a writer on both the dramatic and musical sides of the theaterworld. In 2005 Harvey spent a triumphant year on Broadway as Tevye in a critically acclaimed production of Fiddler on the Roof, and then reprised the role in 2009 and 2010 on tour across America. Fierstein was inducted into the Theater Hall of Fame in 2008. As a social and political commentator, Harvey's opinion pieces and essays have been featured as "Outtakes" on the TV series In the Life, and on the Op-Ed page of The New York Times, among other publications. Fierstein lives in a small fictional town in Connecticut where he is currently writing the books for two upcoming musicals and trying to get some sleep.

CHRISTOPHER SIEBER (Georges) A two-time Tony Award nominee for his performances in Shrek and Spamalot, Christopher Sieber's Broadway credits also include Thoroughly Modern Millie, Into the Woods, Beauty and the Beast, Triumph of Love and A Christmas Carol. His other New York stage credits include Off-Broadway's The Kid, Avow and The Boys in the Band. His television and film credits include "Morning Glory," "Pushing Daisies," "Johnny and the Sprites," "See You in September," "It's All Relative," "Two of a Kind," "Sex and the City," "Ed," "Guiding Light," "All My Children" and "Another World."

A.J. SHIVELY (Jean-Michel) is excited to be making his Broadway debut in La Cage aux Folles. A recent graduate of the University of Michigan's Musical Theatre program, his theatre credits include A Contemporary American's Guide to a Successful Marriage © 1959 (Fringe NYC 2009), To Paint the Earth (NYMF), The Sound of Music (national tour), Things to Ruin: The Songs of Joe Iconis (Second Stage), and Rewrite (Urban Stages), as well as the readings Vera Laughed (Playwrights Horizons) and Rockwell (Manhattan Theatre Club). He would like to thank his family, Terry, Duncan, Alessandra, and everyone at Station 3 and Leading Artists for their support.

MIKE McSHANE (M. Renaud/M. Dindon) has toured America, Europe and the United Kingdom in many plays as well as Paul Mertons' Impro Chums, and has been regular at the Comedy Store in London. Television credits include: "Seinfeld," "ER," "Frasier," "The Drew Carey Show," "Spawn," "Brotherly Love," and "Clerks: The TV Series." UK Television: "The Big One," "S&M," "A Summer's Day Dream," "Believe Nothing," "Lab Rats," "Avenger Penguins." Film:A Bug's Life, Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves, Big Trouble, Office Space, Tom & Huck, Drop Dead Gorgeous, Vampire Hunter D, Richie Rich.

VEANNE COX (Mme. Dindon/Mme. Renaud) Caroline or Change, The Dinner Party, Company (Tony/Drama Desk nom.), Smile. 2008 Obie Award for Sustained Excellence. The Public, Rattlestick, Vineyard, MCC, Signature, MTC, Playwrights Horizons, NYTW. The Shakespeare Theatre: Twelfth Night, Way of the World, Beaux Stratagem (Helen Hayes nom.); Guthrie: Private Lives. Berkshire Theatre Festival: Prisoner of Second Avenue. Erin Brockovich, Big Eden, "Seinfeld," "Cinderella."

ROBIN DEJESUS (Jacob). Credits: In the Heights (Tony nomination, Drama Desk Award), Rent, Lonnie/Jake, All About Us, Captain Louie, Zorba, Godspell, Nilo Cruz’s A Very Old Man With Enormous Wings and more. Film and TV: Camp, Fat Girls, “How to Make It in America,” Elliot Loves. Proud member of AEA.

WILSON JERMAINE HEREDIA (Jacob) Broadway/West End:Rent, (1996 Tony Award Best Featured Actor in a Musical, 1999 Olivier Nomination ). Off-Broadway:Tales from The Tunnel, Eli's Coming, Popolvuh, The New Americans, The Tower. Film: Rent 2005 (Critics Choice Award Nomination), Descent, Flawless, Girl From The Naked Eye, I Am Bad, Nailed(Producer), Johnny Was, Went To Coney Island On A Mission From God, Imurders. Television: "Without A Trace," "Medium," "Law and Order: SVU," "Spin City." A very special thanks to Mitch Clem, Erica Bines and Headline Talent. You guys are the salt of the earth.

CHRISTINE ANDREAS (Jacqueline) is a two-time Tony Award nominee for her roles as as Laurey in Oklahoma! and Frankie Frayne in On Your Toes, directed by George Abbott. She starred as Eliza Doolittle in the 20th anniversary production of My Fair Lady, garnering a Theatre World Award. Other Broadway: The Scarlet Pimpernel, Words and Music, Angel Street, Rags and as the "short-lived" Alice in the short-lived Legs Diamond. Regional: Tartuffe (Kennedy Center), Twelfth Night (Alaska Rep), Sarah and Abraham (George St.) TV: "The Cosby Show," "Another World," "PBS' Musical Comedy Tonite" and as Ava Gardner in "Mia, Child of Hollywood." Concerts: White House and worldwide. Collaboration with composer Martin Silvestri led to U.S. premiere and London West End production and recording of The Fields of Ambrosia and Ms. Andreas' first solo CD Love is Good on Touchwood Records.

MICHAEL LOWNEY (Etienne) Broadway debut! University of Michigan grad. Thanks to everyone at the Mine, family and friends for their never ending support. This is for you!

BRUCE WINANT (Tabarro, u/s M. Dindon/Renaud) Broadway: Chicago (Amos), Fiddler on the Roof (Mordcha), Ragtime (Tateh u/s and played), Phantom of the Opera (Firmin), Miss Saigon (Shultz), My Favorite Year (King Kaiser). Tours: Les Miserables, Chicago and Phantom. Off-B-way: Jolson and Company (Al Jolson). TV: "Blue Bloods," "Boardwalk Empire," "Law & Order: SVU," "Law & Order," "The West Wing," "Crossing Jordan," "Carnivale," "thirtysomething," "Star Trek: TNG," "Andersonville," "First Years" (series regular), "My So-Called Life," "General Hospital" among others. With love to Kristin, Arden and Jayce!

CHERYL STERN (Babette, u/s Mme. Dindon/Mme.Renaud, u/s Jacqueline) has appeared in The Women (Roundabout; filmed for PBS), Candide (NY City Opera) and in Laughing Room Only. Off Broadway: Being Audrey, Alice B. Toklas in 27 Rue de Fleurus, Mamie Eisenhower in First Lady Suite (Transport Group), Requiem for William (also at Transport Group), I Love You, You're Perfect, Game Show, That's Life!, The Immigrant, Don't Leave It All to Your Children. National Tours: A Grand Night for Singing, Les Miserables, Evita, Fiddler on the Roof. Regional: Created the leading role of Maryanne in Hats! at the New Denver Civic Theatre, Sisters Rosensweig (Geva/Studio Arena), Lost in Yonkers (Tennessee Rep), Light Up the Sky (Seattle Rep.), Falsettos (Barrington Stage), No Way to Treat a Lady (Theatreworks Hartford), The Times (Long Wharf), Thoroughly Modern Millie (Cape Playhouse). TV: "Guiding Light," "All My Children," "As the World Turns," "Law and Order-Criminal Intent," "Sondheim; a Celebration at Carnegie Hall" (PBS). Film: Brooklyn Lobster with Jane Curtin and Danny Aiello. Lyricist for Normal, contributing writer for The Audience. Other works: Are We There Yet?, Buffalonia, That's Life, A Christmas Survival Guide and the upcoming Famous: A Hollywood Musical. She is a graduate of Northwestern University. www.cherylstern.com

MATT ANCTIL (Angelique) is making his Broadway debut in La Cage Aux Folles. His credits include the national and arena tour of the Radio City Christmas Spectacular, numerous editions of Broadway Bares, Ticket to Ride, Fire Island Dance Festival 14, Stephen Schwartz: Making Music, Night of 1000 Gowns, Platforms (NYMF). Other concert and dance company appearances include Gilmore Boyz, Walker Dance, Cecilia Marta Dance Co., Max Luna III Dance Co., HopeBoykinDance and BalletRox/Urban Nutcracker. Workshops include The Great White Way, The Great Pretender and Séance on a Wet Afternoon. He trained at Boston Youth Moves under the direction of Jimmy Viera/Jeannette Neill, The Ailey School and the School at Jacob's Pillow (dir. Chet Walker).

SEAN PATRICK DOYLE (Chantal) makes his Broadway debut in La Cage Aux Folles! He recently broke "tradition" as the first countertenor to portray Fruma-Sarah in Fiddler on the Roof, opposite Chaim Topol, Harvey Fierstein, and Theodore Bikel in an extensive North American tour. Off-Broadway: Loki in Tarell McCraney's Wig Out! at the Vineyard Theatre, directed by Tina Landau. International: Baby John in the Asian and European tours of West Side Story, Asian tour of Fame: the Musical. Regional: Emcee in Cabaret, Carmen Ghia in The Producers, Mr. Mistoffelees in Cats, Starkey in Peter Pan and numerous operas and concerts at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. TV: "Law and Order," "Young Lincoln," and "The Kennedy Center Honors." Sean Patrick is also a published playwright (Smith and Kraus) and travel photographer (Lonely Planet, et al.). Love and heartfelt thanks to his supportive family! www.seanpatrickdoyle.com.

YUREL ECHEZARRETA (Phaedra) is so thankful to be in this production. Broadway: OCM West Side Story 2009 revival. Love to those who are always there for me! Mwuah!

LOGAN KESLAR (Bitelle) Broadway debut! Credits include West Side Story(West End/ U.S. & International Tours); On the Town(Papermill);La Cage aux Folles(Riverside Theatre, Maltz Jupiter Theatre);A Chorus Line(dir. Baayork Lee), Dreamgirls(Dave & the Sweethearts - Theatre Under the Stars); Footloose(Kansas City Starlight); Aida (Westchester Bway). For my incredible family, thank you for the endless love and support! Proud Equity Member.

TERRY LAVELL (Mercedes), a native of New Orleans, is excited about his Broadway debut in La Cage. Broadway tours: Hairspray (Las Vegas Seaweed), Smokey Joe's Café (Adrian). Regional: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Protean) Denver Arts Center; Boys from Syracuse (Seress/Tailor Baltimore Center Stage); Aida, FCLO, Pippin (Leading Player), Assassins (Proprietor). TV/Film: "Happy Life," "Sex in the City" and "The Dave Chapelle Show." Terry has also been seen in the NYMF as well as Fringe Festivals in Castronauts (Amazona) and Look What a Wonder Jesus Has Done and as a top finalist in NYMF Broadway Idol competition and in Scandalous People (Trixie). Some workshops include Dillinger The Musical (Youngblood), Invisible Life The Musicial (Kyle Alexander Benton. Terry is a former member of "In The Company of Dancers" modern dance company and received his Bachelors degree from Northwestern State University, Natchitoches, LA. Terry sends a special thank you to mama, F.D., J.A.T., T-Bob, Wil, Renae G. and the About Artists staff, friends and family. What God has for me, it is for me! THIS IS IT!

NICHOLAS CUNNINGHAM (Hanna, Associate Choreographer/Dance Captain).  Broadway debut. Australian born. Associate choreographer: La Cage Aux Folles (Hanna), Pet Show Boys World Tour. West End: Movin’ Out (dir Twyla Tharp), Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake. Film: Nine (dir. Rob Marshall).

KARL WARDEN (Hanna) Broadway Debut! Tours/Regional: Chicago, Fosse, Cats, Seven Brides, Radio City, SCKBSTD, Leap Of Faith. Film: The Producers. Thanks/Love: CTG, NAMCO, Shelley, Hank, Family, Gmaw, Todd!

DALE HENSLEY(Waiter) Ten City Center Encores!, nine tours, eight regional theatres, seven Braodway shows, six recording, five soaps, four Carnegie Hall gigs, three decades AEA, two Broadway La Cages, one fantastic life.

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