Sarah Stonemaker, 86 News

Sarah Stonemaker couldn’t get into show business, but she got into local news. Now she must set aside her bitterness as she interviews the rising star she lost an important audition to in high school.

Cast

Katy Hartzell

as Sarah Stonemaker

Camille Ladendorf

as Jodie Miller

Colin Tyrell

as Brady

Adam Sietz

as Ned Beattie

Billy Ambrose

as News Director

Ayomide Ogunleye

as Theater Director

Billy Ambrose

as Additional Voices

Evelyn Carlin

as Additional Voices

Jenny Delorimier

as Additional Voices

Ayomide Ogunleye

as Additional Voices

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