Patrick Ball plays the oft-polarizing Dr. Frank Langdon on The Pitt, and he's a massive theatre kid outside the hospital. He has performed at renowned venues across the U.S. like Shakespeare Theatre Company in D.C.; TheaterWorks in Hartford, Connecticut; the Old Globe in San Diego; and, most recently, Los Angeles’s Mark Taper Forum in the title role of Hamlet.

This spring, he's heading to Broadway for the first time in Gina Gionfriddo's Becky Shaw, a dark comedy about a blind date gone wildly wrong.

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As the brash but well-intentioned Dr. Trinity Santos, Isa Briones achieved breakout fame on The Pitt. Briones comes from a family of musical theatre actors and has been appearing in stage musicals since childhood. In 2018, she became the youngest member of the first national touring cast of Hamilton, playing Peggy Schuyler/Maria Reynolds, and later made her Broadway debut as Eurydice in Hadestown in 2024. Now, Briones joins the cast of Broadway’s Just in Time as Connie Francis from April 1.

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Sepideh Moafi joined The Pitt cast in season 2 as Dr. Baran Al-Hashimi, who takes over for Dr. Robby while he's on sabbatical. Moafi has a musical past, having attended the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and performed as an opera singer. From there, she transitioned to TV and theatre, starring in the Off-Broadway musical One Thousand Nights and One Day in 2018. She appeared in the Off-Broadway play Corruption at Lincoln Center Theater in 2024, and this spring, she appears in Ella Hickson’s New Born, a trio of monologues performed by Moafi, Hugh Jackman, and Marianna Gailus.

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Known as the stoic Dr. Heather Collins in The Pitt’s first season, Tracy Icheafor has an impressive list of theatre credits in her home country of England. Icheafor’s theatre debut was in the 2007 Royal Shakespeare Company production of Noughts & Crosses, and she went on to star as iconic leading ladies such as Shakespeare’s Rosalind in As You Like It and Lorraine Hansberry’s Beneatha in A Raisin in the Sun.

As Dr. Samira “Slo-Mo” Mohan, Supriya Ganesh is a comforting, relatable presence on The Pitt. She made her theatre debut in the world premiere of House of India at the Old Globe in San Diego in 2025. She starred as Vaidehi, the daughter of protagonist Ananya, who runs a South Indian restaurant in a once-popular strip mall.

Amielynn Abellera portrays the warm, reliable Nurse Perlah Alawi on The Pitt, and her Tagalog gossip with fellow nurse Princess offers much-needed comedic relief. Abellera has never been on stage in NYC, but her West Coast theatre credits are extensive, including shows at L.A.’s Skylight Theatre, IAMA Theatre, and the Getty Villa Lab. She has also played coveted Shakespearean roles like Ophelia (in Los Angeles Women’s Shakespeare Company’s Hamlet) and Jessica (in Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles’s Merchant of Venice).

Nurse Princess Dela Cruz, played by Kristin Villanueva, is a memorable character in The Pitt for her unshakable steadiness in the face of horror. Villanueva has a full resume of both regional and NYC theatre, with her New York credits including work with renowned companies like Waterwell, Clubbed Thumb, NAATCO (National Asian American Theatre Company), and FringeNYC.

Noah Wyle’s starring Pitt role as Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch, whose strength and integrity holds the emergency room together, has earned him internet love, critical acclaim, and numerous awards. Wyle has yet to appear on or off Broadway, but he's been involved with Los Angeles-based Blank Theatre since before his screen career took off. He was the company’s artistic producer from 1998 to 2008 and has starred in its theatre productions between film and TV projects.