Bartlett Sher is a Tony award-winner who has been described by The New York Times as one of America’s “most original and exciting directors.” His production of Aaron Sorkin’s adaptation of To Kill a Mockingbird on Broadway is the best-selling American play in Broadway history. His productions have been nominated for over 90 Tony Awards. His other work on Broadway and in the West End includes Pictures from Home, My Fair Lady, the 2017 Tony-winning Best Play Oslo, Fiddler on the Roof, The King & I, The Bridges of Madison County, Golden Boy, Women on the Verge..., Joe Turner’s Come and Gone, South Pacific, Awake and Sing!, and The Light in the Piazza. He has been a resident director at Lincoln Center Theater since 2008, where he recently directed Lerner & Lowe’s Camelot and Corruption. Bart has also directed several operas, including Rigoletto (Berlin, Metropolitan Opera); Roméo et Juliette (Metropolitan Opera, Salzburg, Milan, Chicago); Faust (Baden Baden); Two Boys (ENO, Metropolitan Opera); Il Barbiere di Siviglia (Baden Baden, Metropolitan Opera), Otello, Les Contes d'Hoffmann, Le Comte Ory, L'Elisir d'Amore (Metropolitan Opera); Mourning Becomes Electra (Seattle Opera, City Opera). He will direct the world premiere of The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay for the Met in their 2025-2026 season. Bart recently mounted a hit revival of Kiss Me Kate at the Barbican in London, and his upcoming work includes Millions, Dolly: An Original Musical, and a stage adaptation of the movie-musical La La Land.

Libby Hatton [she/her] is beyond excited to join the MILLIONS music team at the Alliance Theatre! Her credits include MIDNIGHT IN THE GARDEN OF GOOD AND EVIL at the Goodman Theatre (Music Assistant); THE ANGEL MAKERS (Music Copyist); and Saturday Morning Live! presents LIFE NOW at The National Theatre (Composer, Orchestrator, Music Assistant). She has a degree in Theatre with concentrations in Music Direction and Creating the Musical from Northwestern University where she worked on music teams for THE WAA-MU SHOW at the Wirtz Center for the Performing Arts (Lead Orchestrator, Music Coordinator, Composer); BIG FISH presented by Jewish Theatre Ensemble (Music Director, Keyboard Programmer, Orchestra Audio Engineer); and LAST STOP ON MARKET STREET at the Wirtz Center for the Performing Arts (Music Director, Composer, Orchestrator). In her free time, she loves baking with her beloved sourdough starter, Shrek. Thanks to Ethan and Mom & Dad for their unbelievable support, and the Development team at Lyric Opera of Chicago for playing a massive role in her professional journey!

Lincoln Center Theatre credits include: My Fair Lady (Tony nomination), Oslo (Tony nomination), The King and I (Tony and Outer Critics Circle award nominations), Golden Boy (Tony nomination), Blood and Gifts, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, Joe Turner's Come and Gone (Tony nomination), South Pacific (Tony and Drama Desk awards and Outer Critics Circle nomination), Cymbeline, Awake and Sing! (Drama Desk Award and Tony nomination), Edward Albee's Seascape and The Light in the Piazza (Tony and Drama Desk awards). Broadway credits include: The Ritz, Bad Habits, A Lesson From Aloes, The Road to Mecca (Roundabout), The Bridges of Madison County and Fiddler on the Roof. Michael's credits also include off-Broadway, in regional theatre, London (including Porgy and Bess at ENO), 10 productions at the Metropolitan Opera and work at major opera companies throughout the United States, Europe and Australia.

Keenan Barrett is thrilled to be making his professional theatre debut in Millions at 10 years old. He loves to perform and hones his craft at Acting Out Academy, Amy Murphy Studio and Red Mountain Theater Company in his hometown of Birmingham, Alabama. When not performing, Keenan loves listening to music and singing. His hobbies include reading and drawing (often while singing). He wants to thank his Mom and Dad for their unending love, support, and high tolerance for spontaneous choreography. Keenan is represented by agent David Doan of CESD and his manager Lynne Marks of PKM Talent Management. Their encouragement means the world to him. You can follow him on instagram @keenanbarrett1

Hunter Brown [he/him] is making his Alliance Theatre Debut! Broadway: Swept Away (Ensemble, u/s The Mate)(OBC, NYT Critics Pick). Tours: The Sound Of Music (Rolf), Fame: The Musical (Nick Piazza). Select Theatre: Arena Stage, Engeman Theatre, Powerhouse Theatre at Vassar, Gateway Playhouse, Forestburgh Playhouse. Check out Hunter’s original music on all streaming platforms under the moniker of The Astroband. BFA in Music Theatre from Elon University. Thanks and love to my family, to Lucy, Danny and Meghan at Hudson Artists, Pat Goodwin, Bartlett, Adam, and Bob. Follow Hunter on Instagram @brunterhown or TikTok @TheAstroBand

Kate Fahrner is beyond thrilled to be making her Alliance debut with Millions! Broadway: Glinda in Wicked. National Tours: Wicked, South Pacific, The Full Monty, Cats. Favorite Atlanta Theatre: Thalia in Gods of Comedy (Aurora), Betty in White Christmas (City Springs), Missy in Winter Wonderettes (Art Station). Other Favorite credits include: Evita in Evita (Maine State Music Theatre), Big Al in Fun Home (Virginia Stage, Fulton), Lauren in Kinky Boots (Fulton), Jovie in Elf (Papermill, Walnut, Fulton), Sally Bowles in Cabaret (Engeman), Billy Dawn in Born Yesterday (Walnut), Una in Blackbird (Fulton), Ellen in Miss Saigon (Walnut), Christine in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Pioneer), Miss Honey in Matilda (Engeman), Millie in Thoroughly Modern Millie (Musical Theatre West, Forrestburgh, Cape Fear), Katherine in Newsies (MSMT, Fulton). TV: “Hightown.” Film: “How To Be Single.” Thank you to Bart, Adam, Bob, Jody and the team that makes this happen at the Alliance. Immense gratitude to the village of humans that hold up my family. Love to my gs. @thekatefahrner

Jonah Harmon [he/him] is ecstatic to join the cast of Millions in his first show at the Alliance Theatre! Previous credits include Neil Young/Dick Clark in the national tour of Super Freak: the Rick James Story, Ensemble/Ralph Lane (U/S) in The Lost Colony, and Eric Wright in Out of Tune with Frat Pack Productions. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre from Florida State University and enjoys singing pop covers on his YouTube channel. You can find his original music on Spotify and Apple Music. Jonah would like to thank his friends and family for supporting his dreams! Find him on all social media: @jonahtyharmon

Shuler Hensley is an award-winning actor and director. He is director/artistic director of City Spring Theatre Company. As a performer, Broadway credits include: The Music Man opposite Hugh Jackman, Tom Kettle in The Ferryman, No Man’s Land/Waiting for Godot opposite Sir Patrick Stewart, Sir Fan McKellen and Billy Crudup; as the Monster in Young Frankenstein (also National Tour and London’s West End), and Jud Fry in Oklahoma! (Also the National Theatre & London’s West End - Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle and Olivier Awards). Shuler has performed with the New York Philharmonic St. Luke Orchestra, San Francisco Symphony Orchestra and the New World Symphony Orchestra. TV/Film include: “The Greatest Showman,” “Van Helsing,” “Dexter: New Blood,” “The Good Fight," “Law & Order: SVU,” “Criminal Intent." Proud Equity member. Shuler was awarded the “Stage Performance of the Year” by New York Magazine in recognition for his work in "The Whale." He is also the namesake of the GA High School musical theatre awards. FPT to wife Paula and Skyler + Grayson.

Noelle McIntyre is ecstatic to be making her Alliance Theatre debut with the world premiere of Millions! She was last seen as Mary/Vocal Captain in the world premiere musical of Hot Jambalaya at Dad's Garage. Other Atlanta credits include: Sister Act, Christmas Canteen, Beautiful, 3 Little Pigs (Aurora Theatre), Petite Rouge (Synchronicity Theatre), and Now Showing (Destination Theatre). Education: She holds a BFA in Acting from Brenau University, and was a member of the '24 Aurora Theatre Apprenticeship class. Much love to Mom, Dad, and Nicholas. IG: @noelle_mcintyre

Ann Sanders [she/her] Ann is thrilled to be joining this company. She was most recently seen in the Off Broadway revival of Michael John LaChiusa’s See What I Wanna See. Prior to that she appeared in the world premiere of Jason Robert Brown’s The Connector at MCC Theatre. She has the honor of being the first Asian American actor to portray Anna Leonowens in The King and I and Belle in Beauty and the Beast on Broadway. Her other Broadway credits include Lincoln Center’s revival of Lerner and Loewe’s Camelot, The Music Man (Maud Dunlap), Dear Evan Hansen (Cynthia Murphy), Frozen (Queen Iduna), If/Then (Cathy), Leap of Faith, and Avenue Q (Christmas Eve). Off-Broadway: Plenty (The Public Theatre), Falsettoland (The Vineyard Theatre). Regional: World premiere of Allegiance (The Old Globe), Shrek (The MUNY) and Hair (ATP). Television: “FBI: Most Wanted,” “The Good Fight,” “Evil,” “New Amsterdam,” “Madam Secretary,” “Instinct,”“Elementary,” “The Big C,” “Johnny & The Sprites,” “Unforgettable,” “FBI.” She has recently moved to the area and is looking forward to supporting and learning from the vibrant arts community here in Atlanta. @AnnSandersNYC

Robert Stanton appeared on Broadway in Uncle Vanya, A Free Man of Color, and The Coast of Utopia at Lincoln Center Theater; Ink and Saint Joan at MTC; and Mary Stuart. Two-dozen Off-Broadway credits include an Obie Award for All in the Timing, Love Child, performed with co-writer Daniel Jenkins at Primary Stages; The Killer at Theatre for a New Audience; Fuddy Meers at MTC; Caryl Churchill’s Owners and Traps in repertory at New York Theatre Workshop; Love’s Labor’s Lost, Cymbeline, and Measure for Measure directed by Joseph Papp at The Public Theater. He just appeared in the world premiere of Keith Bunin’s The Thing About Jellyfish at Berkeley Rep; others among his extensive regional credits include Strange Interlude and an Emery Battis Award for The Critic & The Real Inspector Hound at Shakespeare Theatre Company; The School for Wives at Two River; Twelfth Night, Once in a Lifetime, and The Homecoming at the American Repertory Theater. Many film appearances include Confessions of a Shopaholic, Find Me Guilty, The Quiet American, Washington Square, Dennis the Menace, Bob Roberts, and A League of Their Own. Recent television includes "Your Friends and Neighbors," "Blue Bloods," "Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin," and "Mr. Mercedes."

Gabriel Zenone is honored to be a part of the world premiere of an Adam Guettel/Bob Martin musical. Previous credits include: Judge in Leonard Bernstein’s Candide; PBS Great Performances, Lincoln Center. Equerry in The Audience; The Bishop Myriel in Les Miserables; Maltz Jupiter Theatre. Henry Ford in Ragtime; Sir Robin in Spamalot; and Sylvia St. Croix in Ruthless! The Musical (Best Supporting Actor Carbonell Award); Actors Playhouse. Guiteau in Assassins; Arsht Center for The Performing Arts. Governor/Innkeeper in Man of LaMancha; A Noise Within. Rhona in Grand Hotel; Pasadena Playhouse. Quintet in Sweeney Todd; Thousand Oaks Arts Plaza. Hennessey/Captain in Dames at Sea; The Wick Theatre. Doc in Most Happy Fella; Palm Beach Dramaworks. Joseph Buquet in Phantom; Musical Theatre West. Facebook.com/zenone.

Kayla Uribe [she/her] Alliance Theatre debut. Broadway: Romeo + Juliet, & Juliet, Harmony, Camelot. Off Broadway: The Antiquities (Playwrights Horizons), The Connector (MCC), Hamlet (Shakespeare in the Park), Corruption (Lincoln Center). Regional: 5 years at The Glimmerglass Festival. Touring: The Ghosts of Versailles (Château de Versailles Spectacles) An Officer and a Gentleman (First National Tour). Love to Lou, Mom, Dad, and The Quorum!

Kayla Uribe [she/her] Alliance Theatre debut. Broadway: Romeo + Juliet, & Juliet, Harmony, Camelot. Off Broadway: The Antiquities (Playwrights Horizons), The Connector (MCC), Hamlet (Shakespeare in the Park), Corruption (Lincoln Center). Regional: 5 years at The Glimmerglass Festival. Touring: The Ghosts of Versailles (Château de Versailles Spectacles) An Officer and a Gentleman (First National Tour). Love to Lou, Mom, Dad, and The Quorum!

Charlie Zuckerman is thrilled to be joining the team on Millions. He recently served as Production Assistant for the industry reading of Millions at Lincoln Center. A graduate of The Boston Conservatory, he produced the Youth Musical Theatre Summer Program, was the Student Coordinator for the Musical Theatre Acting Intensive, and stage managed the productions of Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them and Eurydice at his Alma mater. He’s currently an intern at the 52nd Street Project, a non-profit that pairs young people with professional artists to create original theater. Many thanks to Adam, Cambra, and The Alliance. Love to Bridget and his ever-supportive family.