#Danielle Coyne

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Interview: Jessica Sula and Director Anthony DiBlasi on Their New Horror Film MALUM

In the anticipation of Welcome Villain Films’ MALUM, which arrives in theaters March 31st, 2023, I recently had the opportunity to interview director Anthony DiBlasi and the star of this new horror film Jessica Sula (“Split”). Helmed by director Anthony DiBlasi (“Last Shift”, “Dread,” “Extremity”) and co-written by DiBlasi and Scott Poiley (“Last Shift,” “Missionary,” “Exhume”), the same creative…

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Joe Iconis & Family performing Halloween from Be More Chill 10/31/24 @ the Laurie Beechman from Jennifer Ashley Tepper's story!

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After 7 years, Workin' Moms is over and I'm gonna miss having a show based on Toronto that I can catch all the references

Kate Foster was a gem of a character (shout out to Catherine Reitman) and I spent so much time laughing while watching this show. Literally the zombie mannequin head giving Kate oral sex honestly killed me 😭😭

Kate and Anne's friendship was a rollercoaster and I really didn't love where it ended up, plus I dont think that Anne and Alice's storyline ended in a way that made sense (why is she going to Australia? What happened to Anne's TBI from the beginning of the season?)

High level opinions: Jenny was the worst she should have been written off. Sloane was great, and she and Paul were such a fun addition to the show. Val was weird and whatever. I actually missed Frankie even though I didn't expect to and I really miss Giselle. Nathan Junior was the best cast addition that the writers made. Lionel was too sweet for Anne

Basically the show was a fun watch for the last 7 years! That being said, this final season was very all over the place - like Kate and Ram was the a storyline for half the season and then it fizzled into nothing else? Plus out of no where Kate selling her her company and then going back with Rosie, Richard and Mo made no sense?

There were definitely a lot of areas where there was room for improvement, but overall it was a funny show and I'm glad to have been able to watch it over the past few years. Watch our review here (plus we have a guest this episode!) :

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bill coyne performing "anything can happen on halloween" at the joe iconis haunted halloween special

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DVD review: “French Exit” (2020)

“French Exit” (2020) Drama Running Time: 110 minutes Written by: Patrick deWitt based on his novel Directed by: Azazel Jacobs Featuring: Michelle Pfeiffer, Lucas Hedges, Valerie Mahaffey, Imogen Poots, Susan Coyne, Danielle Macdonald, Isaach de Bankolé and Tracy Letts Frances Price: “My plan was to die before the money ran out.” Released recently on DVD is the drama “French Exit” (2020)…

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Workin' Moms - CBC / Netflix - January 10, 2017 - March 28, 2023

Comedy / Drama (83 Episodes)

Running Time: 30 minutes

Stars:

Catherine Reitman as Kate Foster (née Hoffman)

Dani Kind as Anne Carlson

Juno Rinaldi as Frances "Frankie" Coyne (seasons 1–5)

Jessalyn Wanlim as Jennifer "Jenny" Matthews (seasons 1, 3–7; recurring, season 2)

Enuka Okuma as Sloane Mitchell (seasons 6-7; recurring, season 5)

Sarah McVie as Valerie "Val" Szalinsky (seasons 5-7; recurring seasons 1-4)

Philip Sternberg as Nathan Foster

Ryan Belleville as Lionel Carlson

Sadie Munroe as Alice Carlson

Dennis Andres as Ian Matthews (seasons 1–3; recurring season 4)

Recurring

Peter Keleghan as Richard Greenwood

Nikki Duval as Rosie Phillips

Kevin Vidal as Maurice "Mo" Daniels

Katherine Barrell as Alicia Rutherford (seasons 1-2; guest seasons 4-5)

Jann Arden as Jane Carlson (seasons 1-4, guest season 5, 7)

Oluniké Adeliyi as Giselle Bois (seasons 1-3 and 5, guest season 4)

Jess Salgueiro as Mean Nanny/Renya (seasons 1–3)

Novie Edwards as Sheila (season 1)

Jennifer Pudavick as Gena Morris

[maya-matlin]

7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 on my pinned list of Degrassi asks - only if you want to, of course!

Oh, thank you! I'll have to send you more asks in a bit. <3

Characters I'm most similar to:

1.) Ellie Nash

2.) Grace Cardinal

3.) Terri MacGregor

Three things I would change:

1.) The mishandling of practically every black and POC character. It's no secret that almost all of them were either sidelined or barely given a fraction of the focus the white characters were given. Ex: Liberty's pregnancy was almost all about JT, Jimmy's reaction to the shooting and his paralysis is minor compared to the focus on Spinner and his redemption arc, Chantay doing precious little for eight seasons straight, Tiny exists only as a love interest and Zig's sidekick in spite of his rich background involving addict parents, Vince, and previous gang ties, Shay's mostly only prominent during a story line specifically about racism compared to Frankie and Lola.

2.) Inadvertently making multiple main characters rapists because the writers were uneducated about what healthy consent looks like (Sav/Anya in season 9, Holly J/Declan in season 10, Drew/Katie in season 12)

3.) Queerbaiting the Zoe/Grace romance in Next Class to prove a point about stereotypes by punishing the one character not stereotyping or making assumptions about Grace. Straight up, they didn't need to have sex. That was hurtful and way too far. All this specifically told from Zoe's perspective, meaning the show deliberately kept Grace's feelings and motivations a mystery.

Characters I once loved but then disliked:

1.) Declan Coyne (Season 10 originally turned me off, but rewatching season 9 only reinforced that he was always an entitled, self involved person with a flimsy grasp on respecting the word "no")

2.) Owen Milligan (Love is a stretch, but I easily accepted him as a boyfriend to Anya and protective brother to Tristan presumably because I thought Daniel Kelly was hot with longer hair. I know myself, and 18 year old me had no shame. Owen Milligan had zero redeeming qualities.)

3.) Johnny DiMarco (Not full on dislike, but I've lost a lot of respect for the character and feel he spent a lot of time being a malicious asshole and involving himself with a much younger girl well past the age of knowing better. Just because he acknowledged JT four seasons after his death doesn't make him a good person)

Characters I once disliked but now like:

1.) Mia Jones (She wasn't that bad. She just came onto the show during an awkward era, and I was then a big fan of JT/Liberty and Peter/Darcy. While the modeling arc wasn't great and Degrassi could have done a better job showing her struggles as a teen mom, she was well intentioned and people liked her because she was nice. It's that simple, but I had a visceral hatred of her LOL)

2.) Campbell Saunders (It wasn't him. It was the overwhelming fan response. Now that it's been a decade since his character was killed off, I can admit he was a good character. Just not a personal favorite)

3.) Drew Torres (I'm aware there's a lot wrong with him and that he deserves an award for the consecutive amount of bad decisions he made, but there's something endearing about the character. I'm a big fan of his growth, particularly in season 13 and during the first half of season 14. He got screwed so that the baby could be Eli's, and I hated it)

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emma nelson ( lili reinhart ) gavin "spinner" mason ( leo howard ) holly j sinclair ( danielle campbell ) fiona coyne ( lola tung ) zig novak ( ricardo hoyos ) zoe rivas ( odeya rush ) grace cardinal ( kawennáhere devery jacobs )

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anonymous said : fc suggestions for maya & katie matlin, grace cardinal, fiona coyne, and imogen moreno?

sure thing – this is going to be a long one ! for maya matlin : kathryn newton , zendaya , haley lu richardson , diana silvers , taylor russell , madelyn cline , grace van patten , leah lewis , maddie hasson , josephine langford , thomasin mckenzie , or olivia dejonge ; for katie matlin :  alva bratt , alisha boe , katie douglas , virginia gardner , bahar sahin , kaitlyn dever , grace beedie , rachel keller , vanessa morgan , zoey deutch , chase sui wonders , or sophie cookson ; for grace cardinal , i’d highly suggest her canon actress nakuset “nikki” gould ( who has plenty of gifs ! ) , but otherwise : anna lambe , grace dove , jenna clause , tanaya beatty , hon'mana seukteoma , michaella shannon , quannah chasinghorse , or devery jacobs ; for fiona coyne : alexxis lemire , samantha logan , margaret qualley , zion moreno , lee sunbin , savannah lee smith , aslihan malbora , danielle rose russell , chelsea clark , kaia gerber , nychaa nuttanicha , or benedetta gargari ; then finally , for imogen moreno : lana condor , gideon adlon , belissa escobedo , myra molloy , kaylee bryant , elisha applebaum , isabella gomez , sarah catherine hook , maia mitchell , rachel hilson , odeya rush , or andrea chaparro !

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Tensions rise when the trailblazing Mother of the Blues and her band gather at a Chicago recording studio in 1927. Adapted from August Wilson’s play. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Ma Rainey: Viola Davis Levee: Chadwick Boseman Cutler: Colman Domingo Toledo: Glynn Turman Slow Drag: Michael Potts Irvin: Jeremy Shamos Sturdyvant: Jonny Coyne Dussie Mae: Taylour Paige Sylvester: Dusan Brown Policeman: Joshua Harto Band Singer: Quinn VanAntwerp Ma Rainey’s Dancer: Chloe Davis Ma Rainey’s Dancer: Mayte Natalio Ma Rainey’s Dancer: Johanna Elmina Moise Ma Rainey’s Dancer: Onyxx Noel Ma Rainey’s Dancer: LaWanda Hopkins Ma Rainey’s Dancer: Sierra Stewart Ma Rainey’s Dancer: Malaiyka Reid Ma Rainey’s Dancer: Catherine Foster Laborer (uncredited): Antonio Fierro Chicago Worker (uncredited): Daniel Johnson Film Crew: Director: George C. Wolfe Producer: Denzel Washington Original Music Composer: Branford Marsalis Production Design: Mark Ricker Producer: Dany Wolf Executive Producer: Constanza Romero Costume Designer: Ann Roth Producer: Todd Black Editor: Andrew Mondshein Director of Photography: Tobias A. Schliessler Casting: Avy Kaufman First Assistant Director: Michele Ziegler Second Assistant Director: Xanthus Valan Stunt Coordinator: Chuck Jeffreys Art Direction: James F. Truesdale Set Designer: Travis Kerr Assistant Art Director: Wes Hottman Set Decoration: Karen O’Hara Set Buyer: Paul Bucciarelli Set Decoration: Diana Stoughton Set Decorating Coordinator: Darlene Salinas Script Supervisor: Megan Graham Makeup Department Head: Matiki Anoff Makeup Artist: Sergio Lopez-Rivera Makeup Artist: Sian Richards Makeup Artist: Carl Fullerton Makeup Supervisor: Debi Young Supervising Sound Editor: Skip Lievsay Screenplay: Ruben Santiago-Hudson Prosthetics: Gary Archer Makeup Artist: Rachel Geary Makeup Artist: Bethany Montecalvo Makeup Artist: Bethany Townes Makeup Artist: Jai Williams Supervising Sound Editor: Paul Urmson Theatre Play: August Wilson Visual Effects: John Allegretti Movie Reviews: Manuel São Bento: If you enjoy reading my Spoiler-Free reviews, please follow my blog @ https://www.msbreviews.com Usually, at the end of each year, I prepare my watchlist for the next twelve months. Obviously, no matter how many movies I add to the list, I know dozens of more films will be announced and released throughout the year. Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom is one of them. I didn’t know a thing about this flick, but it received the always interesting awards buzz, which turned it into a mandatory viewing before Christmas comes around. I went in knowing only one thing: this is Chadwick Boseman’s (Black Panther, Avengers: Infinity War) last appearance after he passed away a few months ago. I really didn’t know what to expect from this Netflix’s Oscar-bait, but I was afraid that Boseman’s nomination chances were high only due to what happened in real-life instead of him truly deserving that recognition… Well, I can safely and confidently write that Boseman delivers his career-best interpretation, and it wouldn’t be unfair for him to get tons of awards posthumously. From an impeccable accent to his mind-blowing emotional range, passing through long monologues and uncut takes effortlessly, Boseman is the strong glue that holds everything in place. What seems, at first, a hangout movie (narrative without a clear central plot) turns into a character-study. Levee wants to follow his dreams, do what he does best in his own conditions and with his personal interpretation of music and soul. Boseman incorporates this character seamlessly, delivering a memorable performance that I hope will be remembered as a worthy Oscar winner if this situation ends up becoming true. Even though Boseman is the actor that shines brighter, every single one is absolutely outstanding. Viola Davis shares the main spotlight with him by representing the (real-life) iconic blues singer, Ma Rainey. To be completely honest, I didn’t know who this singer was nor how she impacted soul music. Ruben Santiago-Hudson first feature-film sc...

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Gutter Garbs has released a Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers shirt designed by Sam Coyne. Priced at $30, it will ship the week of October 27.

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#degrass1. priv. & sel. degrassi multimuse. extremely low activity. rules & muses below cut carrd. pinterest. meme tag.

rules, subject to change.

extremely low activity. this is not my main nor my only blog, if you're looking for someone that will reply at the speed of light, you're in the wrong place.

discord is available to mutuals that ask, but i will probably not publicly share it on this blog. i don't do it often but i'm down to write there, as well.

all muses found on this blog are primarily headcanon-based and canon divergent. degrassi is an insane drama that i love so deeply but there are some things that, to me, are just unrealistic/too much. i'm currently rewatching the entire series (starting from the next generation) so i will make posts for any moments that i am divergent from.

most likely iconless, with a moderate amount of formatting. i don't mind if you do/do not use icons, or if you do/do not format!! if you need me to change anything up, let me know.

all of the graphics on this blog, unless stated otherwise, was made directly by or for me. anything else will be credited here: psd. carrd template.

i have no triggers, but if you're familiar with degrassi, you know that it is chock full of them. everything that i can think of will be tagged accordingly, but if i miss anything that you need hidden, let me know and i will tag it! i will more than likely not be writing out any heavier topics in detail, but i may mention them in headcanon/misc. posts, and in threads. again, everything will be tagged accordingly.

shipping is unlikely to be prioritized on this blog. 90% of the muses found here are underage, unless written in post-grad aus. there will be exceptions made for canon relationships and heavily plotted aus, but even in those cases, nsfw will not be present at all here.

some important notes regarding my characterizations will be listed here: emma and spinner are not married; they were and got divorced immediately after they realized what had happened, no beach wedding was had.

basic ettiquite applies. don't be weird, don't be forceful. we're all here to have fun.

mun is 21+. please do not follow if you are a minor.

*** while the origin of these muses is degrassi, i will most likely default to whatever verse your muse is from (or use a general high school verse if your muse does not have one specific fandom).

muses, subject to change, always accepting suggestions.

alex nuñez ⸻ primary. deanna casaluce

craig manning ⸻ primary. jake epstein

drew torres ⸻ tertiary. luke bilyk

elijah "eli" goldsworthy ⸻ tertiary. munro chambers

ellie nash ⸻ secondary. stacey farber

emma nelson ⸻ secondary. miriam mcdonald

fiona coyne ⸻ by request. annie clark

gavin "spinner" mason ⸻ secondary. shane kippel

jane vaughn ⸻ by request. paula brancati

jay hogart ⸻ secondary. mike lobel

j.t. yorke ⸻ secondary. ryan cooley

manny santos ⸻ primary. cassie steele

paige michalchuk ⸻ primary. lauren collins

riley stavros ⸻ by request. argiris karras

sav bhandari ⸻ by request. raymond ablack

sean cameron ⸻ secondary. daniel clark

terri macgregor ⸻ tertiary. christina schmidt

zigmund "zig" novak ⸻ by request. christina schmidt

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On this day in Wikipedia: Sunday, 27th August

Welcome, Bienvenida, Bienvenue, नमस्ते 🤗 What does @Wikipedia say about 27th August through the years 🏛️📜🗓️?

27th August 2016 🗓️ : Death - Cookie (cockatoo) Cookie, Australian Major Mitchell's cockatoo, oldest recorded parrot (h. 1933) "Cookie (June 30, 1933 – August 27, 2016) was a male pink cockatoo (also known as Major Mitchell's cockatoo) residing at Brookfield Zoo, near Chicago, Illinois, United States. He was believed to be the oldest member of his species alive in captivity, at the age of 82 in June 2015, having..."

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27th August 2013 🗓️ : Death - Chen Liting Chen Liting, Chinese director and playwright (b. 1910) "Chen Liting (Chinese: 陈鲤庭; pinyin: Chén Lǐtíng; 20 October 1910 – 27 August 2013) was a Chinese playwright, drama and film director, screenwriter, and film theorist. He was one of the most prominent film directors and screenwriters in pre-Communist China, together with Shi Dongshan, Cai Chusheng,..."

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27th August 1973 🗓️ : Birth - Danny Coyne Danny Coyne, Welsh footballer "Daniel Coyne (born 27 August 1973) is a Welsh football coach and former professional footballer. As a player, he was a goalkeeper who played between 1992 and 2018. He came through the youth ranks at Tranmere Rovers during the 1992–93 season. Coyne eventually went on to become the club's first choice..."

Image licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0? by Jon Candy from Cardiff, Wales

27th August 1923 🗓️ : Birth - Jimmy Greenhalgh Jimmy Greenhalgh, English footballer and manager (d. 2013) "James Radcliffe Greenhalgh (25 August 1923 – 31 August 2013) was an English football player and manager. He played as a wing half, and made nearly 300 appearances in the Football League for Hull City, Bury and Gillingham. As a manager, he took charge of Darlington from 1966 to 1968, and had a..."

27th August 1822 🗓️ : Birth - William Hayden English William Hayden English, American politician, U.S. Representative from Indiana and Democratic Vice-Presidential nominee (d. 1896) "William Hayden English (August 27, 1822 – February 7, 1896) was an American politician. He served as a U.S. Representative from Indiana from 1853 to 1861 and was the Democratic Party's nominee for Vice President of the United States in 1880. English entered politics at a young age, becoming a part..."

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27th August 🗓️ : Holiday - Christian feast day: Phanourios of Rhodes "Saint Phanourios (Greek: Άγιος Φανούριος), also known as St. Phanourios the Newly-Manifest (Greek: Άγιος Φανούριος ο Νεοφανής) is recognized as a saint by the Greek Orthodox Church. He is commemorated on August 27.Saint Phanourios was awarded the Martyr's Crown in the Orthodox Christian faith. He is..."

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14th annual joe iconis christmas extravaganza cast as of nov 15, per the 54 below website (joe, john, jen involvement ofc)

Sara Al-Bazali

Josh Alvarez

Nick Brogan

Liz Lark Brown

Sarah Cetrulo

Harrison Chad

Aidan Cole

Bill Coyne

Laura Dadap

Katrina Rose Dideriksen (7pm shows only)

John El-Jor

Vince Fazzolari

Danielle Gimbal

Morgan Siobhan Green

Annie Golden

Molly Hager (Fri and Sat at 7pm only)

Lorinda Lisitza

Ian Kagey

Amirah Joy Lomax

Noi Maeshige

Lauren Marcus

Julia Mattison (Sat shows only)

Kelly McIntyre (no Fri at 7pm)

Eric William Morris (11pm shows only)

Jeremy Morse (7pm shows only)

Krysta Rodriguez (Fri at 11pm only)

Rob Rokicki

Will Roland

Mike Rosengarten

Jackie Sanders

MiMi Scardulla (Sun shows only)

Brooke Shapiro

Owen Smith

Philip Jackson Smith

Brent Stranathan

Tatiana Wechsler (no Sat at 7pm)

Jared Weiss

Jason SweetTooth Williams

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Glory Ride Opens World Premiere in London’s West End April 28

West End alums Josh St. Clair and Amy Di Bartolomeo star in the new musical about the true story of Italian athlete and WWII hero Gino Bartali.

Victoria Buchholz and Todd Buchholz’s new musical Glory Ride opens its world premiere at West End’s Charing Cross Theatre April 28. Telling the story of 1940s Italian icon Gino Bartali, Glory Ride began transporting audiences to Tuscany, Italy with the first preview performance April 22. Its engagement is set through July 29.

Gino Bartali was an Italian icon of the 1940s. Known as an athlete and winner of the internationally-renowned cycling competition the Tour de France, few knew that one of the most famous men in Italy smuggled falsified identity cards and other documents to help save hundreds of Jews and other refugees from fascism.

Starring are Josh St. Clair (Frozen) as Gino Bartali, Amy Di Bartolomeo (SIX) as Adriana Bani, Fed Zanni (Mamma Mia! The Party) as Major Mario Carita, Daniel Robinson (Heathers the Musical) as Giorgio Nico, Niall Sheehy (Titanic the Musical) as Cardinal Elia Dalla Costa, Ruairidh McDonald (Half a Sixpence), as Felix, Ryan Bennett (Heathers the Musical) as Commander Graziani, Peter Watts (Macbeth) as Fantali, Loris Scarpa (Once in Concert) as Lorenzo, Susanna Paisio (Song of the Earth) as Rosetta, Steve Watts (As You Like It) as Torello. Jamie Coyne and Alice Spigariol are making their professional debuts as Cosmo and ensemble, respectively.

Victoria Buchholz first heard the story of Gino Bartali while traveling in Tuscany. Once she determined that she wanted to turn his story into a musical, she began working with her father Todd. The two collaborated to write the book, music, and lyrics.

Kelly Devine (Diana) directs the production, which features musical direction by Dave Rose, set, costume, and video design by PJ McEvoy, lighting design by Rob Halliday, orchestrations by Jen Green, and cultural advising by Federico Bellone. Casting is by Harry Blumenau and g

West End alums Josh St. Clair and Amy Di Bartolomeo star in the new musical about the true story of Italian athlete and WWII hero Gino Bartali.

Victoria Buchholz and Todd Buchholz’s new musical Glory Ride opens its world premiere at West End’s Charing Cross Theatre April 28. Telling the story of 1940s Italian icon Gino Bartali, Glory Ride began transporting audiences to Tuscany, Italy with the first preview performance April 22. Its engagement is set through July 29.

Gino Bartali was an Italian icon of the 1940s. Known as an athlete and winner of the internationally-renowned cycling competition the Tour de France, few knew that one of the most famous men in Italy smuggled falsified identity cards and other documents to help save hundreds of Jews and other refugees from fascism.

Starring are Josh St. Clair (Frozen) as Gino Bartali, Amy Di Bartolomeo (SIX) as Adriana Bani, Fed Zanni (Mamma Mia! The Party) as Major Mario Carita, Daniel Robinson (Heathers the Musical) as Giorgio Nico, Niall Sheehy (Titanic the Musical) as Cardinal Elia Dalla Costa, Ruairidh McDonald (Half a Sixpence), as Felix, Ryan Bennett (Heathers the Musical) as Commander Graziani, Peter Watts (Macbeth) as Fantali, Loris Scarpa (Once in Concert) as Lorenzo, Susanna Paisio (Song of the Earth) as Rosetta, Steve Watts (As You Like It) as Torello. Jamie Coyne and Alice Spigariol are making their professional debuts as Cosmo and ensemble, respectively.

Victoria Buchholz first heard the story of Gino Bartali while traveling in Tuscany. Once she determined that she wanted to turn his story into a musical, she began working with her father Todd. The two collaborated to write the book, music, and lyrics.

Kelly Devine (Diana) directs the production, which features musical direction by Dave Rose, set, costume, and video design by PJ McEvoy, lighting design by Rob Halliday, orchestrations by Jen Green, and cultural advising by Federico Bellone. Casting is by Harry Blumenau and general Management by Smart Entertainment.

Glory Ride has previously been developed through workshops in New York and Los Angeles, with sold-out staged concerts last year at London’s The Other Palace Theatre.

eneral Management by Smart Entertainment.

Glory Ride has previously been developed through workshops in New York and Los Angeles, with sold-out staged concerts last year at London’s The Other Palace Theatre.