Letting It
All Hang Out!

Brian is the character Monroe and loves to perform onstage. He has been in entertainment for over twenty-five years and has done background work for movies such as, “The Departed”, “The Game Plan”, “The Proposal”, “Here Comes The Boom” and has been featured in several television commercials. 

Cynthia Cast has a dual role of Edna Evergreen & Birdie. She’s a loving mother and U.S. Army Veteran who is active in her local church and community. Ms Cast brings with her a broad range of expertise and experience in theater & set production. Cynthia believes that love and joy conquers all. 

Danny Matta who plays George (resident of Shady Pines Rehab) is a Deacon, Ordained Minister and Early Childhood Educator who began acting with Hallelujah Voices in 1994. His lengthy career as a Thespian led him to become a permanent member of G&G Productions for the past 20 years. 

Darren Pryor: is the flirtatious Bartender (who catches the eye of several ladies in the club) and is not a newcomer to being onstage. Darren comes from a family of gifted entertainers and is using his writing skills to follow his dream of becoming a playwright 

Devine Baker plays Greg (the orderly) and.from the age of five grew up in the entertainment industry as a very gifted singer, dancer, and actor whose life as a performer has led to many opportunities for advancement over the years, which Devine wouldn't change for the world. 

Emerson DosSantos plays the role of Jordan (Nurse Donna’s Husband) and flirtatious Bartender number two. As the newest member of G&G Productions this US Veteran is a natural born leader who always brings positive energy and has proven to be a loyal and supportive member of the team. 

Ginny Goncalves who plays Gretchen (Owner of GP Bookkeeping Services) is the CEO of G & G Productions who’s an author and playwright that’s written and directed numerous plays for over two decades. Ginny is well-known for her professionalism and ability to train and showcase the acting talents of adults and children. 

Julie Whittaker is Jackie (the Nursing Assistant at Shady Pines Rehab) and works as an Administrative Assistant in Human Health Services. Julie was bitten by the acting bug after her first onstage performance and since then the world of theater has enabled her to use her skills in front of the camera and behind the scenes. 

Kerrie Jackson is Nurse Donna and has been in love with acting since she was a child. Onstage performances have always given her a rush and she embodies every character she plays. Ms. Jackson starred in community and Christian theater for many years and is always on the lookout for great talent! 

Linda White: With over fifteen years in the world of the arts, Linda White of Boston, Mass played numerous acting roles including Queen Ester, written by Francis Ingram. Ms. White has been singing as long as she can remember, and plays the role of Pearl Evergreen sister to Edna Evergreen. 

Rachel Starks began her career in acting at eight-years old starring in community plays and churches. She enhanced her skills by joining the drama class in high school and college which aligned with her gifts of creativity. Rachel plays the role of Lucy and showcases her poetic flow in the stage play, “Letting It All Hang Out”. 

Ryan Wright is the founder of Soul Impact Outreach Ministry and writer of the new stage play, “Letting It All Hang Out”! It has always been his desire to form a full service entertainment company of his own. He plays the role of Earl Lee and loves combining his gift of humor with Godly messages for the masses. 

Sweets Taylor who plays the role of Rita is a woman on a mission to share her personal journey of recovery and overcoming traumatic circumstances. Ms. Taylor is the creator of “The Artz Over Anxiety Workshopz With Sweetss” program that helps people find their peaceful center through crafting and storytelling. 

Terri Richards: Terri Richards began her career in theater as an actress at the tender age of fourteen. Her first stage role was as the character Evilene in “The Wiz”. In 2022, Terri wrote and produced her first play titled “Faces Of Abuse” and is working on the sequel for release soon!