Katie Findlay

Canadian-born actress Katie Findlay received rave reviews in 2017 for her work as "Lucy" opposite Jay Baruchel in the final season of FXX's critically-acclaimed comedy series Man Seeking Woman (2015). Television audiences may also know Findlay as "Rebecca" from the first season of How to Get Away with Murder (2014) or her previous starring role of "Maggie Landers" on the CW's The Carrie Diaries (2013). She first garnered attention in 2011 as "Rosie Larsen" in the AMC series The Killing (2011), and was used as the face of the marketing campaign for the show's breakthrough first season. She has guest starred on multiple television shows, including the CBS All Access's re-imagined The Twilight Zone (2019), co-developed and narrated by Jordan Peele. She's always happy to find musical projects, and appeared as "Rizzo" in a limited engagement production of the musical Grease, hosted at Toronto's historic Winter Garden Theatre in the winter of 2018. She also starred in Lost Generation, a musical project for digital platform Go90 with music and lyrics written by Grammy and Tony award-winning composer Duncan Sheik.

Katie Finneran

Katie Finneran was raised in Miami, Florida. After a brief stint in conservatory training, she left college to make her mark in the entertainment industry. She quickly began racking up credits in theater, film and television. She has appeared in You've Got Mail (1998), Liberty Heights (1999) and Night of the Living Dead (1990). Her television work includes appearances on Frasier (1993), Oz (1997) and Sex and the City (1998). Her greatest achievements have been onstage. Katie's regional theater work includes "Hedda Gabler" with Kate Burton (Bay Street and Williamstown Theatre Festival) and "The Smell of the Kill" (Berkshire Theatre Festival). Her off-Broadway credits include parts in "Arms and the Man", "Edith Stein", "Bosoms and Neglect", "You Never Can Tell", "A Fair Country" and Encore's "Lil' Abner". She has also appeared on Broadway with Kevin Spacey in "The Iceman Cometh", 'Neil Simon (I)''s "Proposals", "The Heiress", "In the Summer House", "My Favorite Year", "Two Shakespearean Actors", "On Borrowed Time" and as Sally Bowles in the Tony-winning revival of "Cabaret". Katie shot to stardom with her winning, witty turn as Brooke Ashton in Michael Frayn's farce "Noises Off!", for which she received critical acclaim and a 2002 Drama Desk and Tony Award for her portrayal. Katie left the show on July 14, 2002, to begin her work on the CBS sitcom Bram and Alice (2002).

Katie Flahive

Katie Flahive is an actress, known for Nurse Jackie (2009), Chicago P.D. (2014) and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999).

Katie Folger

Katie Folger is an actor, writer, and comedienne whose work is centered around more nuanced representation of women in media. She has anchored in Austin for the last decade while ping-ponging between NYC, LA, Albuquerque, and Louisville, Kentucky. While studying theater and journalism at the University of Texas at Austin, Folger became a fixture in the Austin indie film scene with indelible performances in a variety of award-winning and festival hit features and series. Ultimately, she saw a need for more projects helmed by women, and she funneled her skills into projects of her own. In 2017, she and her creative partner launched Dynamite Sisters Comedy, a production company in which they write, direct, produce, and star in character-driven satire. They successfully crowdfunded their first shoots in the west (Albuquerque, Austin, Marfa) and are moving their operation to NYC at the end of this year. Additionally, Folger spent several years independently investigating the cancellation of the Superconducting Super Collider, a particle accelerator under construction in Waxahachie, Texas in the late 80s and mysteriously shut down mid-operation by the government in the early 90s. She spent time personally interviewing physicists at the CERN campus in Geneva, Switzerland, former lab employees in Texas, and congresspeople surrounding what transpired. Since moving to NYC at the end of 2018, she has been training in comedy at the revered Upright Citizens Brigade training center (including under Amy Poehler herself) and was in a live sketch show for six months at the Magnet Theater. Alongside her work as an artist, she is pursuing her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

Katie Force

Katie Force is an actress, known for Christmas at the Chateau (2019), Pity I Don't Have Perfect Pitch Too (2017) and A Dracula Story.

Katie Foster

Katie Foster began acting professionally when she starred in a Kennedy Center musical at age twelve. Over the past decade, she has built an impressive career imbued with charismatic and insightful acting. Her film debut arrived with a role opposite George Clooney and Max Minghella in the 2005 blockbuster _Syriana_, and she has since followed the performance with roles in independent shorts and features in Los Angeles, London, and Philadelphia. Armed with twelve years of training and performance with the Washington Ballet, a theatre degree from the University of Pennsylvania, and experience singing in both John Legend's college a cappella group (Counterparts, www.penncounterparts.com) and a popular '80s cover band, Foster is currently pursuing her craft bicoastally and enjoys representation in both Los Angeles and Washington, D.C.

Katie Found

Katie Found is a director and writer, known for My First Summer (2020), The Widow (2015) and Meat (2015).

Katie Freese

Katie Freese is known for How the Universe Works (2010), Horizon (1964) and Through the Wormhole (2010).

Katie Friedli Walton

Katie Friedli Walton is an actress, known for Dolapo is Fine (2020), Exposé (2019) and Lost a Girl (2015).

Katie Gaffigan