Cast & Crew

Well known to TV audiences as ‘Jim Walsh’ on FOX’s original ‘Beverly Hills 90210’, James has guest starred on over seventy TV movies and series including ‘Chicago Med’, ‘The Rookie’, ‘Station 19’, ‘The Affair’, ‘Code Black’, ‘NCIS’, ‘Major Crimes’, ‘The Good Wife’, ‘Southland’, ‘Criminal Minds’, ‘ West Wing’, and ‘Once and Again’.

James has performed in plays ranging from Shakespeare to Shepard on Broadway, Off-Broadway and in most of the nation’s regional theaters. Most recently, on Broadway he starred in the Tony Award winning ‘All The Way’ with Bryan Cranston.

James’ directing credits include several episodes of Beverly Hills 90210 and ABC’s award winning drama ‘Once and Again’ starring Sela Ward and Evan Rachel Wood. He has directed plays at The Pasadena Playhouse, The Matrix, IAMA, The Odyssey, and The Falcon. His documentary ‘Protecting The Possibilities’ won a Cine Golden Eagle Award.

James began his training at Chicago’s Second City and went on to receive a BFA in Drama at the Juilliard School in NYC.

After starring in his third Mighty Ducks film, Matthew walked away from a life of glitz and glamour to study writing and theater at Northwestern University.

A Nicholl Academy Screenplay Semi-Finalist, Golden Voice Quarter finalist, AFF second rounder, Screencraft and Final Draft Big Break Semi Finalist, former moderator of a storied L.A. Writer's lab, and NYFRINGE alum, he has ghost-written for Academy Award nominated directors, works as a story consultant, and facilitates writing groups in residential treatment facilities. His work has been read at The Antaeus Theater's Lab Series, for IAMA, Rogue Machine, VS, The Road, Sacred Fools, and the famed Actor's Studio.

His House Across The Street was named finalist for BPP Woodward Newman award and Persuasion advanced into later round consideration with Berkley Rep's Ground Floor. You can find him in the mountains, on skates, or cheering on his beloved White Sox.

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Rob Nagle's theater credits include Church and State (New World Stages), Of Good Stock (South Coast Repertory) and I Love to Eat (Portland Center Stage), as well as productions at Denver Center for the Performing Arts, Pasadena Playhouse, Mark Taper Forum, Centerstage, The Old Globe and Shakespeare Theatre Company.

His film credits include Alien Vacation, Blonde, The 11th Green, To Hell and Gone, Bad Samaritan, First Love, Boost, Mother’s Day, Fishing Naked, New Year's Eve, Life As We Know It, The Soloist, Fun with Dick and Jane, Cellular, American Wedding and How High.

Nagle's television credits include NCIS: Los Angeles, Batwoman, Mom, Dynasty, NCIS: New Orleans, Little Fires Everywhere, Modern Family, Superior Donuts, The Librarians, Grey’s Anatomy, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Criminal Minds, NCIS, Castle, Major Crimes, Harry's Law, Mad Men, Cold Case, Eli Stone, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, Without a Trace, Everwood, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The Guardian and Dawson's Creek.

He received training at Northwestern University. 

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Jeffrey Nordling was seen in Richard Greenberg’s Take Me Out at The Geffen as well as the premiere of Lewis And Clark Reach The Euphrates at the Mark Taper Forum. His other regional credits include The Old Globe, The Oregon Shakespeare Festival and many others. His New York credits include Shakespeare In The Park, The Public Theatre and CSC.  He has been a member of The Antaeus Company since the beginning and has participated in many productions and projects there including Uncle Vanya and The Autumn Garden. 

​Jeffrey can be seen on So Help Me Todd on CBS and the Apple TV limited series Five Days at Memorial and is best known to audiences for his role opposite Laura Dern in the Emmy-winning HBO series Big Little Lies. He can be seen in Clint Eastwood’s Sully and Showtime’s I’m Dying Up Here. Also seasons on 24, Desperate Housewives, Body Of Proof, Rake, Killer Women and the films Tron, Home Of The Brave, Surfer Dude, Flicka and Flight 93 for A&E.

Jamie Wollrab's recent credits include Tod in the West Coast Premiere of Stockholm, mamma Metal with iama theatre, The Son in Adam Rapp’s Nocturne theatre, and starring in the west coast premiere of The French Waitress by John Patrick Shanely.

He co-wrote and starred in the film Pilgrimage, I Won’t Say I Love You & Punching Bag directed by Jamie Anderson and Always Remember Me directed by Nell Teare.

Other theatre roles include Celestial Events, Gruesome Playground Injuries, The Glass Menagerie, Red Light Winter, North of Providence, Mud, Miss Julie to name a few.

Jamie is a proud member of IAMA theatre company and is the Artistic Director of The Triptych Theatre Group.