ABC’s Normal Hospital has paged Gray’s Anatomy star Chandra Willson to place in one other guest-starring look — on the first Nurses Ball in additional than two years.
TVLine has discovered solely that Willson will reprise her position as WXPC trend editor Sydney Val Jean on the upcoming Nurses Ball. On prime of that, now we have a handful of first-look photographs from the glam gala, that includes Wilson and a few GH favorites.
This marks “GH superfan” Wilson’s fourth look on the long-running daytime serial, and her second as Sydney.
The return of the Nurses Ball is however one a part of GH‘s sixtieth anniversary celebration, which kicks off Wednesday, March 29 with a particular episode honoring the late Sonya Eddy (who performed head nurse Epiphany Johnson from 2006 till her passing final December).
Then, through the week of April 3, GH brings again the beloved Nurses Ball, a (fictional) charity gala devoted to HIV/AIDS consciousness. Famously ample with red-carpet trend and musical performances from the residents of Port Charles, the must-see occasion debuted in June 1994 (the place it was co-chaired by Lucy Coe and Bobbie Jones) and has been held 15 occasions since, however not since August 2020.
The anniversary festivities will then proceed as “icons of Port Charles unite to cease a legendary menace from the previous,” at revealed at this yr’s TCA winter press tour. Moreover, Daytime Emmy winner Jane Elliot is ready to reprise her position because the legendary Tracy Quartermaine in April.
Normal Hospital debuted April 1, 1963. To honor its upcoming 60-year milestone, ABC on Friday, March 31 will current the forged and crew with a stage dedication on the Prospect Studios lot, completely commemorating the present’s legacy and serving as a reminder of the historical past that has been made in that very spot.
Try our unique photographs of the 2023 Nurses Ball under, then chime in along with your expectations from the revived establishment.
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