Greg returns to Northlight Theatre where he previously appeared in The Mousetrap and Sense & Sensibility. Greg is an Artistic Associate at Remy Bumppo Theatre Company where credits include Power, The Best Man, Les Liaisons Dangereuses, Night and Day, The Importance of Being Earnest, Chesapeake (Joseph Jefferson Award nomination), Northanger Abbey, An Inspector Calls and Travesties (Joseph Jefferson Award nomination). Chicago credits include Arcadia, Death of a Streetcar Named Virginia Woolf (Writers), Rock ‘N Roll, the commercial production of Immediate Family (Goodman), Arcadia (Court), Sons of the Prophet, Oklahoma! (American Theater Company) and A Moment Alone (iO Theater). Television credits include ‎Chicago PD, Chicago Fire, Betrayal, The Playboy Club, Underemployed, The Chicago Code, Detroit 187 and the pilot Matadors. Film credits include Transformers: Age of Extinction, The Middle Distance, Game Day and Older Children. Greg is a graduate of Duke University’s Department of Theater Studies.

Tim returns to Northlight after appearing in City of Conversation. Other notable work includes Hamlet, Mary Stuart, Romeo and Juliet ( Chicago Shakespeare); Spill (Timeline); Stop.Reset (Goodman); Million Dollar Quartet (Apollo Theatre); Peoples Temple, Dark at the Top of the Stairs (ATC); Complete History of America Abridged (Noble Fool); All My Sons (Milwaukee Rep); Toys in the Attic (Lead Actor-Jeff Award, American Blues). Film: Slice, Later Days, Thrill Ride, Bad City, Uncle John, and Ash. TV: Chicago Justice, Empire, Chicago Fire, Boss, Detroit 187, Turks, Cupid and online work with The Onion.

The City of Conversation, marks Tyler’s stage debut, as Young Ethan Ferris. Tyler, a third grade student from the Chicago area, made his small screen debut earlier this year, playing “Teddy,” a guest starring role in a pivotal episode of Chicago Fire (NBC). Soon after, he began shooting the series regular role of “Scottie,” in the television pilot, Written Off, which can currently be viewed on Amazon Prime. Tyler, along with his fellow cast members of Written Off, were honored to be awarded the Best Ensemble Cast in the 2016 DePaul Premiere Film Festival. Tyler has been acting since the age of 4, and has appeared in over a dozen national television commercials for brands such as Sargento Cheese, Barilla USA, Autozone, Build-a-Bear, Libman Brooms and Mops, etc. He has also appeared in industrial films, music videos, independent films, print ads and the award-winning web series, Platoon of the Power Squadron. When not acting, he is creating his own films with his friends, playing on the local baseball team, practicing tennis or playing minecraft.

Brian is thrilled to be returning to Northlight and working with Marti Lyons. Brian is an actor, singer and musician born and raised on the south side of Chicago. Chicago Theatre Credits include: The Hypocrites Theatre, The Gift Theatre, Lookingglass Theatre, Profiles Theatre, Eclipse Theatre, Collaboraction Theatre, Court Theatre, Raven Theatre, MPAACT Theatre and ETA Creative Arts Foundation. Other regional Theatre Credits include: Olney Theatre Center and Asolo Repertory Theatre. Twitter/Instagram/Facebook: @iambriankeys

Tim is happy to be back to Chicago and Northlight where he appeared in Butler this spring. Chicago credits include: Goodman, Court, Apple Tree, Next, Bailiwick. Also Peninsula Players in Wisconsin for many years. New York: Minetta Lane (Marvin’s Room), Playwrights Horizons. Regional: Kennedy Center, Hasty Pudding, Dallas Theater Center, Cincinnati Playhouse, Arena Stage, Mark Taper Forum. Film: Men Of Honor, Blink, Cotton, The Second Greatest Story Ever Told  TV: Desperate Housewives, Modern Family, Numb3rs, King of Queens, Frasier, Mad About You, 7th Heaven, Monk, Cybill, Law and Order. Tim lives in LA and recently wrote, directed and acted in the film The Tale of Fenton Black (with Shannon Cochran and Greg Vinkler), appearing in festivals soon.

Lia is delighted to be returning to Northlight where she last appeared in Ten Chimneys. Other Chicago credits include: Company, The Mystery of Love and Sex (Writers); Pericles, All’s Well That Ends Well, Measure for Measure (Chicago Shakespeare); Big Meal (Best Ensemble-Jeff Award, ACT); Cymbeline (First Folio); Ten Chimneys, Lady Windermere’s Fan, Sky Girls, and Talley’s Folly (Northlight); Rabbit Hole (Goodman); Closer, Faith Healer (Steppenwolf); An Inspector Calls, Night and Day (Remy Bumppo); The Other Place, Annapurna (Profiles); Jacob, Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey, Spoon River Anthology, The Hiding Place (Provision); Fighting Words (Rivendell); Well, A Doll’s House, Macbeth, The Illusion (Next); and several productions at Court Theatre. Directing Credits: Bus Stop, Quality of Life (Den); Jacob (Provision). Film Credits: Consumed (2015), Resurrecting McGinns (2015), A View From Tall (2015), Imperfections (2015), Market Value (2015) Nightmare on Elm Street (2010), Blink. TV Credits: Shameless, Empire, Chicago Fire, Crisis, Chicago Code, Family Practice, The Onion, Early Edition and Missing Persons. Lia is an ensemble member of Provision Theatre and The Den Theatre.

Elaine is making her Northlight debut. Most recently, she played Martha in Death of a Streetcar Named Virginia Woolff (u.s./performed) at Writers Theatre.  Chicago credits include: Picasso at the Lapin Agile, Libra (Steppenwolf Theatre) and The Crucible (Steppenwolf Outreach); Pyretown and Tree (Victory Gardens); You Never Can Tell (Remy Bumppo Theatre);  The Cider House Rules, The Homecoming, Conquest of the South Pole, Hushabye Mountain, Beautiful Thing, Speaking in Tongues, Remembrance, Mann Ist Mann, Salt of the Earth, and Hellcab, among others (Famous Door Theatre); ‘Night Mother (Hancock Productions); Execution of Justice (About Face); St. Colm’s Inch (Chicago Dramatists) and La Bete (Pegasus).  Outside Chicago:  Brighton Beach Memoirs at Cardinal Stage, Broken Glass and The Lover (North Coast Rep); The Inge Festival (William Inge Center for the Arts); Hellcab  (Singapore Arts Festival); and The Early Girl (Edinburgh Fringe Festival). This winter Elaine will play Tess in Marjorie Prime for North Coast Rep.

Natalie returns to Northlight where she previously appeared in How I Learned to Drive and Quilters. She is an ensemble member of A Red Orchid, where she most recently appeared in The Mutilated. Other AROT productions include Standline, Mud Blue Sky, The Butcher of Baraboo and Abigail’s Party. Over the years she has appeared in shows at The Goodman, Steppenwolf, and American Theatre Company among others.  She is a former ensemble member of Remains Theatre. Natalie was a regular on the television show Roseanne as Crystal. Films include Nate and Margaret, Poker House, Life Sentence and Bushwhacked. Natalie is a recipient of three Jeff Awards for supporting actress for The Butcher of Baraboo, Abigail’s Party at A Red Orchid and Life and Limb at Wisdom Bridge. She holds a MSW from Loyola University Chicago, a BA in Theatre at Indiana University and she attended Webber Douglas Drama Academy in London.