The True Off-Broadway Original Cast
Edie Falco stars as Dorothea "Polly" Noonan, the blunt, profane, decades-long defender of Albany's Democratic Party machine in Sharr White's fiery return to The New Group. When it comes to Polly, politics is only personal, especially now that her hero, "mayor for life" Erastus Corning II (Michael McKean), is battling for party control while at the same time fighting the fiercest primary challenge of his life. Full synopsis
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Bill McCormick
Austin Cauldwell, recognized for his roles in Switched at Birth, Invisible, and NCIS: New Orleans, was a notable cast member in The True. more...
Dorothea "Polly" Noonan
Edie Falco, who recently received rave reviews for her performance off-Broadway in The New Group's critically acclaimed production of *The True*, is renowned for her Emmy-winning roles in *Nurse Jackie* and *The Sopranos*. more...
Howard C. Nolan
Glenn Fitzgerald, known for his diverse roles across stage, film, and television, starred alongside Edie Falco in Sharr White's "The True," directed by Scott Elliott. more...
Erastus Corning II
Michael McKean, known for his diverse roles in film and television, brought his extensive experience to the stage in "The True," adding to his impressive theatre credits that include productions like King Lear at the Public and The Pajama Game. more...
Charlie Ryan
John Pankow, known for his extensive work on Broadway and Off-Broadway, including his role in "The True," has also made notable appearances in television series such as "Episodes" and "Mad About You." more...
Peter Noonan
Peter Scolari, an Emmy Award-winning actor known for his roles in "Newhart" and HBO's "Girls," brought his extensive experience to the cast of "The True," having previously graced Broadway in productions such as "Hairspray" and "Magic/Bird." more...
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Tracy Shayne, known for her roles in TV series like Blindspot and Homeland, brought her extensive Broadway experience to the cast of The True, having previously starred in acclaimed productions such as Chicago and The Phantom of the Opera. more...
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