Dennis Staroselsky is an award winning actor, writer and producer who has appeared in the feature films Detroit (directed by Oscar winner Kathryn Bigelow), American Woman, Love, Weddings and Other Disasters, and About Fate, among others. His TV credits include recurring roles on Julia, The Loudest Voice in the Room, The Deuce, and Madame Secretary, and guest spots on Nurse Jackie, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Castle Rock, Law & Order, and Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans. His short film What It's Like To Be Okay, which he starred in, wrote, and produced, won Best US Short at the Waco Independent Film Festival. Theater credits include the world premiere of An Early History of Fire at The New Group, and appearances at A.R.T. and The Huntington Theatre Co. As a playwright, his full-length play Just About Cured was produced by the Stella Adler Studio of Acting. Mr. Staroselsky holds a BFA in acting from Boston University and an MA in theater education from NYU. Co-writer Noah Bean has developed film and television projects with Amazon Studios, RadicalMedia, Walden Media, and Crown Media, and his television credits include series regular roles on Damages, Nikita, 12 Monkeys, The Endgame, and Ballard.