Cast

Adam Griffith

Mickey

Adam Griffith** is a multifaceted artist and award winning actor from San Jose, CA. He has an extensive background in immersive theater including creating the role of ‘Felix’ in The Death of Rasputin and performing for 6.5 years with Punchdrunk’s Sleep No More (NYC, Shanghai).

He has performed at The Wild Project, Edinburgh Fringe, San Francisco Playhouse and TheatreWorks Silicon Valley. He has produced, directed and edited several short films and webseries, DP’d many others, appeared on HBO, and worked with Wong Kar-wai in Shanghai. He trained at The Barrow Group, the New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts, and with Heidi Marshall. BFA Theatre Performance, Hofstra University. @adamlukegriffith

Zoë Laiz

Jumee

Zoë Laiz** (she/her) is a New York and Western MA based actor. She most recently appeared leading the world premiere of 1999 by Stacey Isom Cambell at WAM Theatre.

Zoë has performed in New York, internationally, and regionally; her career began at Shakespeare & Company, where she has appeared in several productions across eight seasons, including As You Like It (Celia), Macbeth (Hecate), and 4000 Miles (Amanda), for which she received a Berkshire Theatre Award nomination and acclaim from the Wall Street Journal. Zoë had the privilege of workshopping an iteration of this play in collaboration with Invulnerable Nothings, and is thrilled to be part of its continued journey!

Jake Ryan Lozano

Forrest

Jake Ryan Lozano** is an artist based in Brooklyn, NY via San Antonio, TX. MFA Yale School of Drama ’18. Upcoming: Lucas Reyes in Gears of War: E-Day (XBOX/The Coalition). Recent: Rasputin in Artemis is Burning’s immersive production The Death of Rasputin. TV: Before (APPLE TV+), Law & Order SVU (NBC), Evil (CBS), New Amsterdam (NBC), When They See Us (NETFLIX). SCRIPTED PODCASTS: (Im)perfect Match (SPOTIFY/APPLE), Daniel X: Genesis (AUDIBLE). THEATER: Roundabout Theatre Company, Signature Theater, Williamstown Theater Festival, Chautauqua Theater Company, Olney Theater Center, Two River Theater, Yale Repertory Theater, Great River Shakespeare Festival.

Aigner Mizzelle

Elena

Aigner Mizzelle** is a NYC based multi-hyphenate creative. She earned her BFA from NYU Tisch, training with Playwrights’ Horizons Acting Studio and the Experimental Theater Wing.

She originated the role of Latrice in Lyon’s Chicken & Biscuits on Broadway. Her work in nicHi Douglas’ (pray) earned her her first Lucille Lortel Award. Other Off-Broadway work includes The Cotillion, 7 Minutes, Nina. Television work includes Poker Face. She is now a two-time Lucille Lortel Award Winner, most recently in the category of Outstanding Lead Performer in a Play, a Drama League Award Nominee in the category of Distinguished Performer, and an Outer Critics Circle Nominee in the category of Outstanding Lead Performer in Off-Broadway for her work as Lil in The Monsters.

Eric Wiegand

Far

Eric Wiegand** is a New York based actor. Broadway: Stranger Things: The First Shadow, Plaza Suite, Regional: Empire Records, We Are Among Us. TV: Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy, Tiny Beautiful Things, Law & Order: SVU, Outsiders. Education: Carnegie Mellon University, LAMDA. D&D on YouTube: “Please Don’t Kill Us” (@pdkushow).

Lucy York

Dara

Lucy York** was an original cast member of Sleep No More NYC, performed in the Tony-winning revival of Angels In America,and, recently, created the role of Petra in Death of Rasputin.

She is from Baltimore and studied theater, dance, and economics. She co-wrote and co-directed the animated short film Death and the Lady which premiered at the Tribeca Festival and is part of the New Yorker’s Screening Room series.

** Equity Member appearing with permission of Actors’ Equity Association without benefit of an Equity contract in this Off-Off Broadway Production.

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