Romeo and Juliet

Sadie Sink has firmly established herself as one of the most compelling young talents in the entertainment industry, amassing an impressive body of work by the age of 23.​

She is best known for her breakout role as Max Mayfield in Netflix’s critically acclaimed global hit Stranger Things, which she joined in 2017. Her performance in the show’s fourth season received widespread critical acclaim and rave reviews, further cementing her place as a rising star. The fifth and final season of the series will release winter 2025. ​

In 2021, she starred in Taylor Swift’s acclaimed short film All Too Well, opposite Dylan O’Brien. The film became a cultural phenomenon, amassing over 99 million views since its release.​

Sink’s other television work includes starring alongside Anna Friel in NBC’s American Odyssey, as well as guest appearances on popular series such as Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Blue Bloods, and The Americans.​

Her film credits are equally impressive. In 2022, she starred opposite Oscar winner Brendan Fraser in Darren Aronofosky’s A24 film The Whale. The critically acclaimed role earned Sink a Critics Choice Award nomination in the category of ‘Best Young Actor/Actress.’ She also appeared in Chuck, alongside Elisabeth Moss and Liev Schreiber, which premiered at the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival. She starred in Netflix’s Fear Street franchise, led the indie drama Dear Zoe, and co-starred in the Paramount/Netflix horror film Eli. In The Glass Castle from Lionsgate, she portrayed a young Lori (played as an adult by Sarah Snook), acting opposite Naomi Watts and Woody Harrelson.​

Sadie began her acting career on Broadway, starring as the title role in the 2013 revival of Annie. In 2017, she appeared opposite Helen Mirren in the Tony-nominated production of The Audience, directed by Stephen Daldry. Most recently, she returned to the stage in 2025 with a leading role in John Proctor Is the Villain, earning her a Tony Award nomination for Best Actress in a Play—making her the second youngest woman ever nominated in the category.​

Sink is currently in production on Spider-Man: Brand New Day, joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Noah Jupe is a rising force in both film and television with varied performances across genres.

Jupe has an exciting year ahead with multiple projects on the horizon. Jupe appears in the Focus Feature film Hamnet directed by Chloe Zhao starring Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal. Audiences can next see Jupe starring in &Sons alongside George MacKay, Bill Nighy and Matt Smith. Both films have been screened at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival. Jupe will also star in The Carpenter’s Son alongside Nicolas Cage and FKA Twigs for Magnolia Pictures. Jupe also will be in BBC’s The Night Manager opposite Tom Hiddleston and Hugh Laurie and in the thriller Psyche alongside Isabela Merced. Jupe will make his West End debut in the play Romeo & Juliet in March 2026.

Next year, Jupe will star in The Death of Robinhood alongside Hugh Jackman, Jodie Comer, Bill Skarsgård, and Murray Bartlett in the dark reimagining of the classic Robin Hood tale. Additionally, Jupe will be seen in the survival thriller Play Dead.

Noah starred opposite Shia Labeouf and Lucas Hedges in Honey Boy directed by Alma Har’el which received critical acclaim throughout this past awards season. Noah received individual nominations as Breakthrough Actor for the Gotham Awards and Best Supporting Male for the Independent Spirit Awards.

Previous film credits include: A Quiet Place Part II and Jupe also appeared in Mangold’s Ford v Ferrari alongside Christian Bale and Matt Damon and the film received a nomination of Best Picture for the Academy Awards.

Previous television credits include: the Apple TV+ limited series Franklin as well as the Apple TV + Lady in the Lake a murder-mystery series directed by Alma Har’el. Jupe also starred opposite Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant in David E. Kelley’s HBO limited series, The Undoing and The Titan opposite Sam Worthington and Tom Wilkinson and That Good Night opposite John Hurt which will be released this year. On the television side, he previously was featured in Downton Abbey and Penny Dreadful.

Additional credits include: Netflix’s The Magician’s Elephant and Dreamin’ Wild starring alongside Casey Affleck and Zooey Deschanel. He also starred in A Quiet Place opposite Emily Blunt and John Krasinski and George Clooney’s Suburbicon opposite Matt Damon. Noah also appeared in Lionsgate’s Wonder opposite Jacob Tremblay and Julia Roberts.