CAST
douglas Smith
'CHARLIE'Douglas Smith is best known for his standout roles in “Big Little Lies,” “Vinyl,” and “Big Love,” in which he played the fan-favorite role of Ben Henrickson. He is also known for his series regular role in the Netflix/HBOMax limited series “The Alienist.” On stage, Smith received rave reviews for his lead performance in the Obie Award–winning, New York Times critic’s pick production of Punk Rock by Simon Stephens.
His upcoming films include the second chapter of Kevin Costner’s two-part Western epic Horizon: An American Saga as well as the Canadian independent feature Lunar Sway which was awarded the cineground award and le film Francis award at the 2025 Locarno Film festival. In 2025 he filmed Myriad Pictures’ grief-stricken horror The Pond, opposite Isabelle Fuhrman; Montana Mann’s feature film debut Tell Me A Secret, starring Willa Fitzgerald based on her short film AZI which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival 2025; and Danish director Milad Avaz’s indie Elastic Hearts, starring Cole Sprouse and Stephen Dorff.
Douglas can currently be seen as a recurring guest star on ABC’s “Will Trent;” Chapter 1 of Kevin Costner’s Horizon: An American Saga; the post-apocalyptic feature Die Alone; and Atom Egoyan’s Seven Veils. Additional film credits include Don't Worry Darling, The Swearing Jar, Miss Sloane, Terminator Genisys, Ouija, Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters, The Bye Bye Man, and Brandon Cronenberg’s Antiviral. He also portrayed Jimmy Olsen on the final season of CW’s “Superman & Lois.”
Delaney Rowe
'GEORGIA'Delaney Rowe is an actress, writer and creator best known for her satirical comedy sketches that she conceptualizes, writes, performs, tapes, and edits herself. Rowe’s content boasts exceptionally high engagement, having gained her over 4 million followers and counting across social platforms. She stars in the upcoming drama Magazine, which will make its world premiere at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival, and can soon be seen alongside Penn Badgley and Meghann Fahy in the upcoming Amazon MGM romantic comedy film, You Deserve Each Other, based on the award-winning novel of the same name by Sarah Hogle. Rowe previously starred in The Everything Pot, which premiered at the 2024 Tribeca Film Festival. Rowe’s writing has appeared in The New York Times, Marie Claire, and InStyle, among other publications. Rowe was featured in the TIME100 2026 and 2025 Creators List, THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER’s 2025 and 2024 Creator A-List of the 50 most influential influencers, and VARIETY’s 2023 Power of Young Hollywood Impact Report.
Emma Ramos
'LUCIA'Off-Broadway:Coriolanus (TFANA), Scenes from a Marriage (NYTW), Marriage of Figaro (Little Island), Camino Real (WTF), Spirit of the People (WTF), Frontieres Sans Frontiers (Bushwick Starr). Regional: Alien Girls (Old Globe) Espejos Clean (Hartford Stage & Syracuse Stage; Critics’ Circle nom), Luna Gale (Actor’s Theater of Louisville). Film/television: Hulu’s In The Summer (Sundance Grand Prix), Netflix’s Big Fan, Disney’s Hamster & Gretel, NBC’s New Amsterdam (recur). Emma will next be seen in Blumhouse's SOULM8TE and most recently wrote LA CHEF for Gaumont, with Noé Santillán-López attached to direct the feature. @iamemmaramos on Instagram.
Michele Selene Ang
'WILLA'Michele Selene Ang is a Chinese-Indonesian-American actor & writer. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre Performance from Fordham University and her screen acting work can be found on Netflix's hit TV drama 13 Reasons Why and CBS' Elementary. On the film side, you can find her in the indie movie How I Learned to Fly on Apple TV. Michele has originated lead roles in new plays at acclaimed venues like Lincoln Center, Yale Rep, East West Players, The Old Globe, and Berkeley Rep. You can keep up with her at michelesang.com!
CREATIVE TEAM
KAte Vozella
WRITER(she/her) is a New York-based theatre maker. She was recently a finalist for the Cherry Lane Playwrights Collective 2026, led by Pulitzer Prize winner Annie Baker, and for the Australian Theatre Festival NYC New Play Award for her play This Motherless Earth (2024), which was recently selected to be developed through Theaterlab's Hotel New Work residency (2026). Her first full-length play, Burning Falling Rising Monster, was shortlisted by Platform Presents in 2020 and later adapted into a short film starring Kyle Soller and Phoebe Fox. Her debut screenplay, MIA, was directed by Jac Fitzgerald, with Kate starring opposite Jason Butler Harner. The project won Best Original Story at the Cannes World Film Festival in 2021, and also received nominations for Best Actress (Vozella), and Best Director (Fitzgerald). Kate is currently represented by CAA.
Colm Summers
DIRECTOR(he/him) Colm is an award-winning Irish director and writer from Waterford, Ireland, based in Brooklyn, and the Artistic Director of Working Theater. His directing includes Every Brilliant Thing by Duncan Macmillan with Jonny Donahoe at Geffen Playhouse, named one of Theatrely’s Best Theater of 2023; the U.S. premiere of Derek Murphy’s The Bad Daters at Paradise Factory; and his Jeff Nominated production of Philip Dawkins’ Audible Original The Comedians at Raven Theatre in Chicago. He has developed new work with Manhattan Theatre Club, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Geffen Playhouse, the Abbey Theatre, New York Stage and Film, Phoenix Theater Company, Page 73, Clubbed Thumb, Rattlestick Theater, Irish Repertory Theatre, Origin Theater Company, BRIC, Breaking the Binary, Egg & Spoon, The 24 Hour Plays, TheaterLab, and many more. Colm was a 2024 Drama League Next Stage Fellow, the inaugural Director-in-Residence at Geffen Playhouse, and a Resident Director at the Abbey Theatre. In 2023, he received the Arts Council of Ireland’s Next Generation Artist Award. As a playwright, his play Falls won the 2026 Phoenix Theatre Company Festival of New American Theatre, and received a 2024 Relentless Award Honorable Mention. His plays have been developed by New York Stage and Film, Irish Arts Center, LMCC, BRIC, Garter Lane Arts Centre, Origin Theatre Company, Project Arts Centre, Pan Pan, 59E59 Theaters, Mercury Store, and the cell. His writing has been recognized by Cherry Lane Theatre, Local Theater Company, Fault Line Theatre, Pipeline Theatre Company and Ars Nova.
SET DESIGN: TYLER HERALD
COSTUME DESIGN: KAREN BOYER
LIGHTING DESIGN: CHRISTOPHER WONG
SOUND DESIGN: LIAM BELLMAN-SHARPE
STAGE MANAGER: MARY GARRIGAN
PRODUCTION MANAGER: LEIA SQUILLACE
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT: BEA MIRANDA
PRODUCERS: LILLY ENGLERT, ELENA RUSCONI, THEODORA MIRANNE
Location Manhattan Neighborhood Network
509 W 38th St, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10018