BBC America announced that the cast of Orphan Black is set to virtually get together for a two-episode table reading, which will stream live on the series’ official Facebook page on May 17. 

Tatiana Maslany, Maria Doyle Kennedy, Jordan Gavaris, Kristian Bruun, Kevin Hanchard, Dylan Bruce, Evelyne Brochu, Josh Vokey, Michael Mando, Inga Cadranel, Eric Johnson, and Natalie Lisinska will do a reading of episodes 106 and 107 from the show’s first season in support of International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia. 

“Kristian Bruun and I started talking about the idea of doing an OB reunion back when everything had shut down. We wanted to show love to Clone Club and help raise some money for people who are disproportionately affected during this difficult time,” said Maslany. “We chose two charities, CenterLink and Sistering Toronto. CenterLink supports over 250 LGBTQ community centers across the world. Our LGBTQ fans have always been deeply important to us. Sistering Toronto helps at risk, socially isolated women and trans people in Toronto, who are certainly in dire need right now of support, resources, and healthcare. In addition to raising funds, we hope that we can bring some joy to the fans, something intimate just for them, make them feel connected to the Clone Club community even if we’re all far apart.”

Check out the teaser below.

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Tatiana Maslany has us all seeing double, triple, and then some as she played multiple characters in the BBC America series, Orphan Black. The British-Canadian collaboration followed the lives of Sarah Manning and her clones who are being hunted down.

Maslany won an Emmy award for her role as the multiple clones and rumour has it that a new series set in the same universe could be coming our way…

Temple Street Productions, which produced the original series, is onboard to produce the new series which is in the very early stages of development at AMC. The prospective show will not be a revival of the original, but instead focus on a whole new story set in the same universe.

Oh, bebe.

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BBC America announced that the cast of Orphan Black is set to virtually get together for a two-episode table reading, which will stream live on the series’ official Facebook page on May 17. 

Tatiana Maslany, Maria Doyle Kennedy, Jordan Gavaris, Kristian Bruun, Kevin Hanchard, Dylan Bruce, Evelyne Brochu, Josh Vokey, Michael Mando, Inga Cadranel, Eric Johnson, and Natalie Lisinska will do a reading of episodes 106 and 107 from the show’s first season in support of International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia. 

“Kristian Bruun and I started talking about the idea of doing an OB reunion back when everything had shut down. We wanted to show love to Clone Club and help raise some money for people who are disproportionately affected during this difficult time,” said Maslany. “We chose two charities, CenterLink and Sistering Toronto. CenterLink supports over 250 LGBTQ community centers across the world. Our LGBTQ fans have always been deeply important to us. Sistering Toronto helps at risk, socially isolated women and trans people in Toronto, who are certainly in dire need right now of support, resources, and healthcare. In addition to raising funds, we hope that we can bring some joy to the fans, something intimate just for them, make them feel connected to the Clone Club community even if we’re all far apart.”

Check out the teaser below.

The post “Orphan Black” Cast to Reunite Virtually appeared first on thestarsworldwide.com.

Tatiana Maslany has us all seeing double, triple, and then some as she played multiple characters in the BBC America series, Orphan Black. The British-Canadian collaboration followed the lives of Sarah Manning and her clones who are being hunted down.

Maslany won an Emmy award for her role as the multiple clones and rumour has it that a new series set in the same universe could be coming our way…

Temple Street Productions, which produced the original series, is onboard to produce the new series which is in the very early stages of development at AMC. The prospective show will not be a revival of the original, but instead focus on a whole new story set in the same universe.

Oh, bebe.

The post An “Orphan Black” Related Show is in the Works appeared first on thestarsworldwide.com.