What The Butler Saw Cast

is a graduate of Colby College in Waterville, ME, and the National Theater Institute in Waterford, CT. Before moving to New York, he studied as an apprentice at the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey. During his first year in the big city, he played roles in King John (Salisbury), Strata of Love (Gifford), and Richard III (Derby) at the American Theater of Actors, along with Hamlet (Marcellus) and Twelfth Night (Sir Andrew) with the AlphaNYC at the Producer's Club Theater. He is excited to join the cast of What the Butler Saw in his first production with the Heights Players!

is thrilled to be returning to the Heights Players stage after previously appearing in Detective Story and Gypsy. When not performing, Matt plays poker and chess and tries to get in some writing. He lives in Brooklyn with his wife Ivy, and his four-year-old son Clay.

After the absence of several lifetimes, John is terrified to trod the boards again. In fact - having not been invited back to NYU Tisch Acting; fired from Hunter college; kicked out of Cambridge U.; and flunked out of the London School of Economics - he is happy to be anywhere - temporarily. He fervently hopes not to forget too many of his lines.

is thrilled, exhilarated, over the moon, and utterly flabbergasted to be back on stage after a 10-year hiatus. A wandering spirit with a Renaissance soul, she is a proud alum of the Fort Hamilton theatre program & former Strivelli Players. After taking a hiatus from theatre to fulfill her role as a self-made event/conceptual photographer & art director, Tiffany is feeling no less than inspired to be back, and promises to never leave again. Heartfelt thanks to the ones that came, the ones that stayed, and the love that will always remain. Special love & thanks to her biggest & loudest cheerleaders: Mommy, Mamí, Marea, Jesse, Jr, Alex & the entire tribe; to my Booregard, my lovest of loves, thank you and I will never stop loving you; to Reagan, for inspiring & keeping me going. Thank you for loving me, kiddo. These performances are dedicated to the memory of Glen Alan Washington, Jr. aka Korben Dallas. Love you forever, Weirdo.

Theatre: Let Me Out (LA Weekly: Best in Show), The Lady of Larkspur Lotion, Winters Tale, Crystal Jukebox Hymn, Wake me at Midnight, The Wrath of Juno, The Better Part, The Gayest Christmas Pageant Ever. Film and Television: Three Women, Spiderman: Far From Home, Spiderman: Homecoming, Rough Night, See You Next Tuesday, The Deuce, The TAP, Gotham, My Dirty Little Secret, Celebrity Ghost Stories, Killision Course. Taylor is a graduate of the American Musical and Dramatic Academy's NY Conservatory program as well as The American Musical and Dramatic Academy's Los Angeles BFA program. Masterclasses: Andreas Manolikakis, The Actor's Studio at Pace University. @jakeywakey1.

believes drama should be uplifting. She is therefore delighted to be appearing in this wholesome and patriotic play by Mr. Joe Orton.