A genre-defying music documentary inspired by a medieval musical play created by an amazing company of artists living with and without Down Syndrome, including award-winning playwrights Niall McNeil and Marcus Youssef and iconic musician Veda Hille. Think "The Green Knight" meets "Crip Camp", but with songs.
John Bolton
Director
Kerry Sandomirsky
Self / Morgana
Niall McNeil
Self / Arthur
Marcus Youssef
Self / Merlin
Tiffany King
Self / Guinevere
Lucy McNulty
Self / Galahad
Nathan Kay
Self / Mordred
Veda Hille
Self / Minstrel / Keyboardist
June Mirochnick
Self / Minstrel / Drummer
Anton Lipovetsky
Self / Minstrel / Guitarist
Matthew Tom-Wing
Self / Magwitch
Andrew Scott Gordon
Self / Saxon
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