Indie streamer Nebula has set the leads for its upcoming anthology sequence “Sub/liminal,” which boasts a number of Broadway staples.

Nebula describes the six-episode sequence as in the identical vein as “The Twilight Zone” and “Black Mirror,” because it “explores energy dynamics in human relationships, and what can occur when these relationships fall out of steadiness.”

Among the many stars set to move up “Sub/liminal” are Joseph Cross (”Milk,” “Lincoln,” “Huge Little Lies”), Tony winner and Grammy nominee Lena Corridor (”Hedwig and the Indignant Inch,” ”Your Buddies and Neighbors”), Olivier and Grammy nominee Caissie Levy (”Subsequent To Regular”, “Frozen”), Tony and Emmy winner Kecia Lewis (”Hell’s Kitchen”), Tony nominee and Grammy winner Patrick Web page (”Hadestown”) and Tony winner John Rubinstein (”Pippin,” “Youngsters of a Lesser God”).

The primary season of “Sub/liminal,” which started filming Might 19 and is ready to premiere in late 2025, consists of episodes written and directed by common creators on the Nebula platform, together with Patrick Willems, Amir Moini, Jacob Torpey, Jessie Earl, Joe Scott, Tom van der Linden, Matthew Kelly and Tiana Michele.

Extra solid members for “Sub/liminal” embody Amir Arison (”Dope Thief”, “The Blacklist”), Geoffrey Cantor (”Daredevil”), Courtnee Carter (”Crutch”), Ali Cobrin (”American Reunion”), Andrea Cortés (”Bosch: Legacy”), Nick Freni (”Jessica Jones”), Evelyn Giovine (”Audrey’s Youngsters”), Timothy Hughes (”Warriors”, “Sweeney Todd”), Ryan Jamaal Swain (”Pose”), Darius Jordan Lee (”Dexter: Resurrection”), Tony nominee Tom McGowan (”Frasier”), Eric T. Miller (”Mare of Easttown”, “Nyad”), Benjamin Papac (“Harry Potter & The Cursed Baby”), Rosa Procaccino (”Humiliation”), Geena Quintos (”Right here Lies Love”), Evan Alexander Smith (“Again To The Future: The Musical”) and Ryan Spahn (”Zero Day”).

The sequence was created by Nebula founder Dave Wiskus who will government produce alongside Oscar-winning producer Dan Jinks (“American Magnificence,” “Huge Fish,” “Pushing Daisies”).

“It’s been a whole lot of enjoyable to find that the Broadway neighborhood’s spirit and ethos are so much like our personal,” Wiskus mentioned. “Benton and Micah constructed that bridge for us, and so they’ve executed a tremendous job of displaying us that our inside baby is a theater child.”

“Sub/liminal” was solid by casting administrators Benton Whitley CSA and Micah Johnson-Levy CSA of Whitley Theatrical.