is a graduate of USC’s MFA in Acting program and an LA Ovation Award-nominated actress. Recent Onstage: Walking to Buchenwald (Open Fist), Burners (Moving Arts), 1984 (Greenway Court), Captain of the Bible Quiz Team (Rogue Machine), Twelfth Night (Coeurage). Other Regional: Theatre @ Boston Court, Berkeley Repertory, Shakespeare Center LA, Chalk Repertory, San Jose Stage, Off Square Theatre, MainStreet Theatre, Skylight Theatre, Artists at Play. TV: “Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn,” “Just Add Magic,” “The 5th Quarter,” and “Bold and the Beautiful.” Can’t do it without my family, friends, rep team, and Anastasia. Online: amielynnabellera.com

Jim recently appeared in the Oregon Shakespeare Festival production of Roe at Arena Stage and Berkeley Rep. New York credits include Hedda Gabler (Broadway), View of the Dome, The Country Girl and Angel City (off Broadway). Regionally, he has performed at the Old Globe, Seattle Repertory Theatre, McCarter Theatre, Ford’s Theatre, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Milwaukee Rep, and Pittsburgh Public, among others. Film and television credits include: “How to Get Away with Murder,” “Code Black,” “Major Crimes,” “Transparent,” “NCIS,” “Pretty Little Liars,” “Mad Men,” “Dexter,” “Big Love,” “West Wing,” “Six Feet Under,” and Adam McKay’s upcoming “Backseat.”

Frost/Nixon (Broadway and National Tour, Donmar Warehouse), The Gapes of Wrath (Broadway, Steppenwolf), The Trip to Bountiful (Off-eBroadway, Signature Theatre; Lucille Lortel Nomination; Goodman Theatre), Collected Stories (Rubicon Theatre), Miracle on South Division Street (Colony Theatre), The Spitfire Grill, Educating Rita (North Coast Rep) The Empty Man (The Blank Theatre), Doubt (GeorgeStreet Playhouse), Clocks and Whistles (Origin Theatre), All’s Well That Ends Well (Blessed Unrest) and others. TV: “Justified,” “Law & Order: C.I.,” “Flesh ‘n Blood,” and others. Film: “The Big Swim,” “Drifting,” “The Adjustment Bureau,” and others. Thank you to my Johnny.  Online: meghanandrews.com 

 Regional productions include The Man In The Iron Mask and Henry VI Part II (Santa Cruz Shakespeare), Sherlock Holmes The Final Adventure (Lake Dillon Theatre), Vonnegut USA (TNA), Richard III (A Noise Within,) That Good Night (The Road), Mystery Lit 2017 (Unbound Productions). Film: A Marine Story,” “Selves,” “Night Vet.” Video Games: Mafia III, Tunguska. Robert would like to thank his family, friends, teachers and his amazing girlfriend Dayna for their everlasting strength and support. Online: robbeddall.com | Social: @robbiebeddall

is making his Pasadena Playhouse debut in King Charles III. Broadway productions include Sir Peter Hall’s An Ideal Husband and the New York and Off Broadway premiere of Miss Evers’ Boys. Regionally he has played Hamlet at the Dallas Shakespeare Festival and has appeared in two summer Shakespeare seasons and The Constant Wife at The Old Globe Theatre. TV & Film: “Skyline,” “The Thomas Crown Affair,” “Colony,” “Feud: Bette and Joan,” “The Orville,” “Star Trek Voyager, Deep Space Nine and Enterprise,” and “Frasier.” Paul is an Audiobook Narrator with over 500 titles available. 

Pasadena Playhouse: Equus (Frank), Light Up The Sky (Carlton), Noises Off (Lloyd at Marines Memorial), Sherlock Holmes (Sherlock), and Casa Valentina (cover). Trained at RADA and joined the Royal Shakespeare Company in London. Toured India and Southeast Asia with Shakespeare and Shaw. Received a Theatre World Award for On Approval (George) at The Roundabout. Appeared in dozens of productions throughout the U.S. and U.K. Rehearsed Cleo (Rex Harrison) at the Alley Theatre in Houston but was caught in Hurricane Harvey and postponed until Spring 2018. Film & TV: “The Empire Strikes Back,” “Titanic,” and a slew of TV. 

is delighted to return to the Playhouse where she was last seen in Casa Valentina. She most recently appeared in the world premiere of Yoga Play (South Coast Repertory). Other theatre credits include: The Jewel Theatre, The Kinetic Theatre, PICT Classic Theatre, The Old Globe, The Mark Taper Forum, Shakespeare Festival LA, ACT (Seattle), the Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Shakespeare Santa Cruz, The Berkeley Shakespeare Festival, and the American Conservatory Theatre. TV credits include “Modern Family,” and a recurring role on “Desperate Housewives.” She has an MFA from the American Conservatory Theatre. Next up: Directing Pinter’s The Hothouse at the Antaeus Company. 

Debut. Most recently seen in Robert Schenkkan’s Building The Wall at the Fountain Theatre. Also South Coast Rep., La Mirada, A Noise Within, The Geffen, Boston Court, and many others. NY and regionally: The Lucile Lortel, The Century Theater, The Pearl Theater, The Shakespeare Theater, Vienna’s English Theater, The Long Wharf, Baltimore Center Stage, Playmakers Rep, The Old Globe, Tale Rep, and many more. Numerous film and television credits including Robert McNamara in the HBO movie, “All The Way.” He is a graduate of UCLA and received his Masters at The Yale School of Drama. 

 is thrilled to return to the Pasadena Playhouse where she appeared in Isn’t It Romantic, The Fourth Wall, and Other People’s Money. Los Angeles credits include: Tainted Blood (The Road) also directed by Michael Michetti, Razorback (Rogue Machine) and Fighting Words (Celtic Arts Center). She appeared on Broadway in Smile, Off Broadway in The Cocktail Hour, national tours and regional theatre. Some TV credits include: “Outcast,” “Criminal Minds,” “Fresh Off The Boat,” “Doubt,” and “Castle.” She is on the faculty at Howard Fine Acting Studio. Online: lauragardner.org

 Couldn’t be more pleased to return to Pasadena Playhouse in King Charles III. Past theatrical productions include: Viola in Twelfth Night (PCPA), Betty Boop 5 in Collective Rage (Boston Court), and ensemble in Pygmalion (Pasadena Playhouse). TV: “24” (recurring), “The Unit,” and “Lie to Me.” Film: “Kill Your Darlings,” and “The Russian Doll.” Sarah would especially like to thank Michael Michetti for hiring her on her first Equity contract, her close friends who have really shown up in the past year (you know who you are) and her family for their undying support and love. 

is thrilled to be making his Pasadena Playhouse debut in King Charles III. Theatrical productions include Pure Confidence, 2, You Can’t Take It With You and A Bright Room Called Day. On TV: “House,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” “How To Get Away With Murder,” “Scorpion,” Get Shorty,” American Crime: Versace.”

is thrilled to be returning to the Playhouse in King Charles III. Selected regional and local credits include: Three Days in the Country, King Charles III, Abundance, The Whipping Man, Prometheus Bound, The Nether, The Great Divide, The Government Inspector, Dark Plays or Stories for Boys. Adam has won or been nominated for Ovation, LA Drama Critics, LA Weekly and Broadway World awards. Adam can also been seen on the Disney Channel’s “Bizaardvark’s.” He is a founding member of Poor Dog Group: premiering Group Therapy at CAP/UCLA in January. He’s eternally grateful to Cookie.  Online: poordoggroup.com 

is pleased to perform at Pasadena Playhouse for the first time in King Charles III. Regional credits include Constellations (TheatreWorks SV), world premieres of No More Sad Things, The Uncanny Valley, A Nighttime Survival Guide, and Narwhal! Unicorn of the Sea, all at Boise Contemporary Theatre, punkplay (Clubbed Thumb) and many Shakespeare plays from coast to coast. TV: “Criminal Minds.” Carie is a graduate of Occidental College and The Academy for Classical Acting at George Washington University. 

Born in El Paso Texas, Abe lived until he was 8 with his parents and his maternal grandparents in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, eventually moving to New Mexico. In 2012 Abe played the male lead in the world premiere of Paloma, which ran in both Albuquerque and Santa Fe, New Mexico, eventually going to LA and NYC. Abe left New Mexico after being awarded a scholarship to attend USC School of Dramatic Arts. In May 2016 Abe received his MFA in acting. Recent credits include: Mickey in “Good Girls Revolt” (Amazon), as well as “Frontera,” “Frank,” and “Transcendence.”

 is happy to make his Pasadena Playhouse debut. Recent appearances include the world premiere of Yoga Play (South Coast Rep) and Free Outgoing (East West Players). Others: Indian Ink (ACT, American Premiere), Fetes de la Nuit (Berkeley Rep, WP), Shiv (Boston Court), and Perfect Wedding (Kirk Douglas, WP). Film: “Avatar,” “Drag Me To Hell,” “Inception, “Beeba Boys.” TV: “Touch,” “Z Nation,” and “Mr. Robot.” He is a graduate of UCSD and the American Conservatory Theatre. 

makes his Pasadena Playhouse debut. TV: “Turn: Washington’s Spies” (AMC), “American Koko” (ABC Digital, executive produced by Viola Davis), “Chicago Fire” (NBC), and “Kevin From Work” (ABC Family). Theater: Mark Taper Forum, Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, Arizona Theatre Company, Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, Shakespeare Santa Cruz, Theatre Apostrof (Prague, CZ) and the National Theatre of London (Connections Festival). Voice-Over: Disney, Nickelodeon, Fox, and video games. Founding member: StarKid Productions (over 200 Million YouTube views). BFA: University of Michigan. For Annette Masson.