SHORTS (BUT SWEET) was written by PAUL PRESTON with Karen Volpe, Bart Kias, Steven Lewis and Adam Witt. PAUL PRESTON has appeared in numerous movies, TV shows and commercials for over 20 years. He is the long-time producer/editor of Disney's official podcast and the founder of TheMovieGuys.net, home to hundreds of comedy and movie-related podcast episodes featured on radio stations and internet shows in D.C, London, Chicago, Dallas and L.A. His latest passion project conducts toursor famous film locations: lafilmlocationstour.com. SUSAN HUCKLE is a fan favorite at Universal Studios Hollywood, as Gabbie the Cabbie and other New York Street residents from a bygone era. Favorite L.A. theatre roles include Inga in YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN (DOMA Theatre Co.) and Janet in ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW (Underground Theatre) with TV appearances on ANE THE VIRGIN and THE MINDY PROJECT. Jersey Girl AMY ENGELHARDT was the sole female vocalist/writer for genre-busting Grammy noms THE BOBS. Her solo storytelling, multimedia/musical show IMPACT just concluded a stellar run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. She still swears that her third album, FINISH WHAT YOU will be released in 2020. www.amyengelhardt.com RAMONE HAMILTON at 17 years old is a 12 year veteran of the

entertainment business: Actor, Singer, Writer, and Director. You may have seen him starring along side Jeffrey Wright and Ashton Sanders in the Netflix film, ALL DAY AND A NIGHT, or you may have heard him voicing the character of George Beard in the Netlfix animated series, THE EPIC TALES OF CAPTAIN UNDERPANTS. Follow on Instagram@ramonehamiltonofficial MICHELLE MASSIE is a writer/producer/voice actor who spent over 25 years working in visual effects before pursuing writing. She placed in the 2018 Nelson Algren Short Story Awards and has been published in the book Two Plus Four Equals One by Kathy Nimmer, The Bark Magazine, and on NPR's "This I Believe" website. SHORTS is her first radio theatre endeavor. RICHARD MALMOS is the Director & Announcer of the rock musical radio play, A FALLING STAR AT BUZZARD'S ROOST as well as HASHTAG SHINE IT ON for Stage For A New Age: Rock & Roll Radio Theatre. He is a 40 year veteran of live stage, TV, commercials and cartoon voice for Disney, HBO, NBC, PBS, Denny's, McDonald's Ford, Mattel and Domino's. Theme song provided by Hollywood Pop Icons, ALL DAY SUCKER.

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HASHTAG: #SHINE IT ON is the hilarious tale of two social media influencers -- a sparkly Hollywood hipster and a flashy evangelist turned irreverantly mercenary -- in a branding war based on a jingle.

CAST OF HASHTAG: #SHINE IT ON:

RICHARD MALMOS is the Director & Announcer of the rock musical radio play, A FALLING STAR AT BUZZARD'S ROOST on Open Door Playhouse. He is a 40 year veteran of live stage, TV, commercials and cartoon voice for Disney, HBO, NBC, PBS, Denny's, McDonald's, Ford, Mattel and Domino's.

VICTORIA RAFAEL trained at Orange County High School of the Arts and UCLA, also studying Commedia Dell'Arte and Shakespeare abroad in Arezzo, Italy and Oxford, England. A true triple threat, she performs in several classic retro dance troupes (1920's-1960's), writes and directs film and has been featured in the Oscar-winning film MANK and the TV show EUPHORIA.

TONOCCUS MCCLAIN's credits include: The world premiere of “Four” at Hollywood and Edinburgh Fringe festivals; the Pulitzer-winning LA Opera production of ‘Omar’; “West Side Story” in Helsinki, Finland. Over 50 TV/film soundtracks & commercials, and a featured soloist in 2019’s reimagined The Lion King. Next: “Oy to the World” this December at the El Portal Theatre.

NATHAN SMYTHE made his TV debut dancing on GILMORE GIRLS and soon became a dance regular on AMERICAN DREAMS. Since then, he has become a sought-after voiceover actor for video games and commercials, most notably for White Castle's "Craver" ad campaign. A beloved DJ & Emcee, he is an expert producer, advisor and music provider for retro 1940s-1970's for world-renowned events including Viva Las Vegas and Hot Rod Rock & Rumble.

FELICIA TAYLOR E. has performed onstage at La Mirada Theater for the Performing Arts, Los Angeles Music Center, Orange County Performing Arts and the award winning Deaf West Theater. Trained at London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art and Second City Improv, she is also the 2022 Finalist of the Readers Choice Award for her first book "Southern Spiced: A Brown Girl's Tale. TV Credits include: THE TIM & ERIC SHOW and AMERICAN GANGSTER. Commericals: Old Spice, Banana Republic & IBM.

AARON LYONS is an actor, director, designer, producer, stage manager, technical director, and crew member. His over 250 credits on National and International resumes include Radio Play productions of MORIARTY, THE DEVIL'S GAME, A FALLING STAR AT BUZZARD'S ROOST and two Dramalogue Award-winning live stage productions -- PULP SHAKESPEARE and THE DEVIL & BILLY MARKHAM.

SHINE IT ON, written and recorded by CHRISTINA VERONICA and THE FLUTTERBYES; STARDUST written and recorded by ADAM DANIEL and THE FLUTTERBYES. (c) 2023 ASCAP all rights reserved

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A FALLING STAR AT BUZZARD'S ROOST is a full length musical in four episodes with hilarious commercials and original music by The Flutterbyes. The show was workshopped to SRO audiences at the Hollywood Fringe Festival, developed and recorded during the Covid Lockdown and stars a diverse cast including comedy greats Dave Foley (Kids In the Hall, Fargo), Gary Anthony Williams (Boondocks, Reno 911); Broadway's Maureen Davis (original cast of Into the Woods) and Kacee Clanton (Janis Joplin on Broadway) as well rock goddess Roni Lee (singer/guitarist Venus & the Razor Blades and gold record winner with The Runaways).

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