CHRISTOPHER BANNOW (Peter) is elated to be returning to WOLF PLAY after only making it to tech in March 2020. He appeared in the Broadway and 1st National Tour production of Daniel Fish’s OKLAHOMA!, as well as the Broadway and West End production of THE ELEPHANT MAN starring Bradley Cooper.  Off-Broadway credits include THE HAIRY APE (Park Avenue Armory), ALAMAT (Ma-Yi Theater), and SLEEP NO MORE. Regional: Center Theater Group, Williamstown, Yale Rep, Huntington, McCarter, Berkshire Theatre Group, Kennedy Center. Film/TV: “The Late Late Show”, The Three Christs, #Screamers, Not Fade Away. Boston University and Yale School of Drama. For Hart. @hellobannow

ESCO JOULÉY (Ash) is an actor, singer, dancer, clown, movement artist, and creator. Recent credits include Sundance’s “State of the Union,” Starz’s “Blindspotting,” HBO’s “High Maintenance,” Netflix’s “Inventing Anna,” Hulu’s “Monsterland,” and Bravo’s “In a Man’s World,” where they appeared as a movement coach. Esco’s theatre credits include: AS YOU LIKE IT, RUNAWAYS, GALATEA, THE DEMIS (Magic Theater Player), BEOWULF. Esco was a resident actor at the historic Barter Theater for three and a half years and is an alum of the ABC Discovers Showcase. More information about Esco and their work can be found at @escojouley, and @onezlife.

BRIAN QUIJADA (Ryan) is an Emmy-nominated playwright, composer and actor. Off-Broadway credits include Bobbie Clearly at Roundabout Theater, Oedipus El Rey at The Public Theater, My Mañana Comes at Playwrights Realm, and Where Did We Sit on the Bus? at Ensemble Studio Theatre (Drama Desk nominated for Outstanding Solo Performance). Select Regional credits: Actors Theatre of Louisville, Victory Gardens, The Kennedy Center, Geva Theater, City Theatre Pittsburgh, and appeared in the World Premiere of Hansol Jung’s No More Sad Things at Boise Contemporary Theater. TV Credits: Law & Order SVU, Blue Bloods, Manhattan Love Story, and Search Party. www.brianquijada.com

NICOLE VILLAMIL (Robin) Network (Broadway); Wolf Play (SoHo Rep); Queens (LCT3); How to Load a Musket (59E59); MUD (Boundless Theatre); Shakespeare’s R&J (Hangar Theatre); De Profundis(PlayMakers Rep); Tell Me I’m Not Crazy, The Rose Tattoo (Williamstown Theatre Festival); The Hunchback of Seville, The Love of the Nightingale(Trinity Repertory Co.). Education: M.F.A., Brown/Trinity Repertory Co.

MITCHELL WINTER (Wolf) is thrilled to reprise his role in Wolf Play following its run at Soho Rep. Additional credits: Dracula (dir. David Auburn, Berkshire Theatre Group), The Importance of Being Earnest (dir. David Auburn, BTG), Frontieres Sans Frontieres (dir. Dustin Wills, Bushwick Starr), A Winter’s Tale (dir. Liz Diamond), A Doctor In Spite of Himself (dir. Christopher Bayes), American Night: The Ballad of Juan Jose (dir. Shana Cooper, Yale Rep), Sleep No More (Punchdrunk), Cameron Mackintosh’s Miss Saigon (dir. Laurence Connor, Australian National Tour), Thoroughly Modern Millie (dir. Roger Hodgman, The Production Company), Miss Julie, Tartuffe and Drunk Enough To Say I Love You (Yale Summer Cabaret), Normativity (dir. Mia Walker, NYMF), Die Fledermaus (dir. John Milson, Australian Opera Studio) and Joseph…Dreamcoat (dir. Stephen Pimlott, Really Useful). Film/TV credits include: Mr. Robot (USA Network), Oh Jerome No (FX), If Not Love (official Sundance selection). MFA: Yale School of Drama.