CADY HUFFMAN first hit Broadway as a drag queen in the original production of La Cage Aux Folles. Soon thereafter she was cast in Bob Fosse’s last original Broadway musical, Big Deal, and was later nominated for a Tony-Award for her performance as Ziegfeld’s Favorite in The Will Rogers Follies. In 2001, she originated the role of Ulla in The Producers: the new Mel Brooks Musical, for which she received the Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Awards. Her film credits include Hero (starring Dustin Hoffman, Geena Davis, and Andy Garcia); John Turturro’s Romance & Cigarettes and The Nanny Diaries. She also appears in The Company Men, Dare and Choose, three films scheduled to be released in 2010. She co-produced, starred in and co-designed the film Sunday On The Rocks which played at several film festivals around the country and won 2nd Place Feature at New Haven Film Festival in 2004. Some of her guest starring television appearances include Amber Licious on Frasier, a murder victim on Law & Order: Criminal Intent, a convincing witness on Law & Order: Trial By Jury and the Barking Woman on Mad About You. She also appeared as “herself” in several episodes of HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm and was the 2nd Dr. Paige Miller on One Life to Live. She is a regular judge on Food Network's Iron Chef America and was recently described by host Alton Brown as the "Kitty Carlisle Hart of kitchen stadium". She has had the privilege of working with Blake Edwards for the last 12 years on a new musical titled “Big Rosemary” in which she plays the title role. With a terrific new score by Drowsy Chaperone’s Lisa Lambert and Greg Morrison, they hope to bring the show to Broadway in the 2010-11 season. Cady lives in Brooklyn with her husband and their menagerie of pets. She is a proud member of Actors Equity Association, Screen Actors’ Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists.

KLEA BLACKHURST is currently wowing audiences as Miss Sally Adams in 42nd Street Moon’s production of Call Me Madam and is delighted to return after appearing as "Nails" O'Reilly Duquesne in 2005’s Red Hot and Blue! Klea’s concert appearances include Carnegie Hall, the London Palladium, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, and London’s Royal Albert Hall. Off Broadway credits: Bingo, Radio Gals, Oil City Symphony and Everything the Traffic Will Allow, her highly acclaimed tribute to Ethel Merman. Regional: Anything Goes, Chicago and The Great American Trailer Park Musical. Favorite TV and radio: Sesame Street, and A Prairie Home Companion. Klea’s CDs Everything the Traffic Will Allow, Autumn in New York and her latest, a collaboration with Billy Stritch, Dreaming of a Song: The Music of Hoagy Carmichael, are on the Ghostlight Records label. For more information, please visit www.kleablackhurst.com.

BILL FAHRNER is very proud to have appeared in 30 musicals with 42nd Street Moon!  His favorite Moon roles include:  Mack Sennett (Mack & Mabel), King Sapiens Pomposianus (By Jupiter), Charles the Bastard (Goodtime Charley), Huck Haines (Roberta, 1996), Inigo Jolliphant (The Good Companions), Guy Pendleton (Peggy-Ann), King Arthur (Connecticut Yankee, 2002), Sir Galahad (Connecticut Yankee, 1994), surrealist theater director Ogden Quillar (Very Warm for May), and Rebecca Luker's duet partner for the Jerome Kern tribute, “All The Things You Are."

ALEXANDRA KAPRIELIAN is a favorite to local theatre audiences where she has appeared in multiple productions at theatres around the Bay Area, including 11 shows/Gala's at 42nd Street Moon.  Alexandra has also toured in Nunsense Jamboree starring Lee Meriwether, recently completed the National Broadway Tour of Nunsense, the 25th Annivesary Tour starring Sally Struthers, and has appeared regionally in Nunsense starring Cindy Williams, and Nunsense 2 starring Marcia Wallace. She has been featured in concert with Broadway stars Rebecca Luker and Brent Barrett, and in Jason Graae’s cabaret act. She appears on the recordings of First Rose of Summer and Russ Lorenson’s holiday CD, What I Want For Christmas, and is currently at work on her own debut CD Born Too Late that will release this December at the Rrazz Room in Hotel Nikko, SF. Visit www.therrazzroom.com for more info!

DARLENE POPOVIC has appeared in 42nd Street Moon productions such as Oh Lady! Lady!!, The Golden Apple, Minnie's Boys, Out of This World (2000 production)and Leave It To Me.  She has brightened innumerable Bay Area musical theater productions and has presented her one-woman shows in San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York, displaying her versatility in comedy, music and drama.  Darlene has studied theatre and voice at Indiana University, American Conservatory Theater, and the San Francisco Conservatory of Music.  Her many awards include Bay Area Golds, Critics Circle and Dean Goodman Choice.