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Snakes! Why did it have to be snakes?
The Two Princes was created and written by Kevin Christopher Snipes and directed Mimi O'Donnell. With performances by Noah Galvin, Ari’el Stachel, Michael Braun, Jonathon Roberts, and Samira Wiley.
Snakes! Why did it have to be snakes?
The Two Princes was created and written by Kevin Christopher Snipes and directed Mimi O'Donnell. With performances by Noah Galvin, Ari’el Stachel, Michael Braun, Jonathon Roberts, and Samira Wiley.
Executive producer Mimi O'Donnell, senior producer Katie Pastore, associate producer MR Daniel. Recorded, engineered, sound designed, and mixed by Jonathon Roberts. Additional mixing by Dan Brunelle and Armando Serrano. Score by Greg Laswell. Additional score by Bobby Lord and Jonathon Roberts.
The Two Princes is a production of Gimlet Media.
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The Two Princes was created and written by Kevin Christopher Snipes and directed Mimi O'Donnell. With performances by Noah Galvin, Ari’el Stachel, Michael Braun, Jonathon Roberts, and Samira Wiley.
Executive producer Mimi O'Donnell, senior producer Katie Pastore, associate producer MR Daniel. Recorded, engineered, sound designed, and mixed by Jonathon Roberts. Additional mixing by Dan Brunelle and Armando Serrano. Score by Greg Laswell. Additional score by Bobby Lord and Jonathon Roberts.
The Two Princes is a production of Gimlet Media.
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