Prepare to ascend into a world of high-stakes dreams and terrifying reality when “Knights of Guinevere” premieres on GLITCH on September 19, 2025. This gripping psychological thriller is set in a breathtaking global sky-park, a floating metropolis high above the Earth, where the elite live separated from the desolate shadows and lurking dangers below. The story centers on two dreamers who pin all their hopes for escape or salvation on a single, risky gambit: a damaged Princess Android named Guinevere. As they attempt to repair her, they are drawn into a tense and dangerous game where their greatest asset might also be their ultimate doom, forcing them to confront the psychological toll of their isolated existence.

Leading the cast is a talented ensemble capable of navigating the series’ complex emotional and technological themes. Soap opera veteran and voice acting star Eden Riegel headlines alongside the prolific Michaela Laws. They are joined by Zelda Khan Black in the pivotal role of the android, and SungWon Cho, with Erin Nicole Lundquist and Lauren Kong portraying a key character at different ages. “Knights of Guinevere” promises to be a visually stunning and intellectually challenging series, exploring the nature of humanity, the perils of hope, and what lurks in the shadows when you live above the clouds.

Meet the Cast of “Knights of Guinevere”

– Eden Riegel as Gwen

Emmy Award-winning actress Eden Riegel, renowned for her decades-long role as Bianca Montgomery on All My Children and her vast work in animation and video games, takes on the lead role of Gwen. Riegel is an expert at portraying deep vulnerability, intelligence, and resilience, making her the perfect anchor for this psychological thriller. Her character, Gwen, is likely one of the two central “dreamers”—a resident of the sky-park who possesses the technical skill or unwavering faith needed to attempt the repair of the dangerous android. She represents the optimistic, perhaps naive, hope that technology can be their salvation.

Riegel’s performance will be crucial in conveying the immense psychological pressure of life in the sky-park. Gwen’s journey will involve a struggle between her desperate hope for a better future and the terrifying realization that her actions could bring about catastrophe. Riegel’s ability to project inner turmoil and strength will make Gwen a compelling and relatable protagonist, whose fight for survival is as much a mental battle as a physical one against the threats from above and below.

– Michaela Laws as Frankie

The incredibly prolific voice actress and producer Michaela Laws, known for her work in countless anime dubs and indie animations, stars as Frankie, the second dreamer. Laws brings a dynamic energy and a wide emotional range to her roles, from bubbly enthusiasm to intense drama. Frankie is likely the pragmatic counterpart to Gwen’s optimism, or perhaps a fellow believer whose skills complement Gwen’s. She could be the mechanic, the strategist, or the one with a deeper understanding of the true nature of the shadows below the sky-park.

Laws’s portrayal will explore the partnership at the heart of the story. The relationship between Frankie and Gwen—whether it is one of fierce loyalty, fraught tension, or a combination of both—will be the human core around which the technological thriller revolves. Her character will be the voice of caution or the catalyst for action, and her chemistry with Eden Riegel will determine whether their shared dream becomes a reality or a nightmare.

– Zelda Khan Black as Andi

Zelda Khan Black takes on the complex and pivotal role of Andi, the damaged “Princess Android” known as Guinevere. This role requires a performer who can balance the eerie, hollow quality of a machine with glimpses of something more human and potentially unstable. Black’s challenge is to create a character who is both an object of hope and a source of palpable dread, never allowing the audience to be sure if she is a savior or a sleeper agent waiting to be activated.

Black’s performance will be the key to the show’s central mystery. Every gesture, every line of dialogue, and every flicker of emotion in Andi’s eyes will be scrutinized by the characters and the audience alike. Is her damage merely mechanical, or is it her programming? Is she learning to feel, or is she simulating emotion to manipulate her would-be rescuers? Black’s ability to navigate this ambiguity will generate the series’ most intense psychological suspense.

– Kayleigh McKee as Sparky

Voice actress Kayleigh McKee, known for roles in Fire Emblem and Genshin Impact, brings her talent to the character of Sparky. The name suggests a energetic, perhaps impulsive, character. Sparky could be a younger resident of the sky-park, a skilled technician with a knack for getting into trouble, or even a smaller, helper android. McKee excels at portraying characters with infectious energy and heart.

Sparky’s role will likely be to provide moments of levity and heart amidst the high-stakes tension. However, in this dangerous world, that energy could also inadvertently lead the group into peril. McKee’s character may represent the innocence that the two dreamers are trying to protect or the reckless hope that drives them forward against impossible odds. Her presence will add another layer of emotional stakes to the protagonists’ mission.

– SungWon Cho as Orville Park

Internet personality and voice actor SungWon Cho (ProZD) brings his significant talents to the role of Orville Park. Cho is known for his comedic timing and expressive voice, but he has also shown impressive range in more serious dramatic roles. The character’s name, shared with Olivia Park, suggests a familial connection. Orville could be a relative, a creator of the sky-park, or a current figure in its hierarchy whose interests are threatened or aligned with the reactivation of the Princess Android.

Cho’s performance will add a significant dimension to the world-building. Orville Park may hold the keys to the android’s past or the secrets of the sky-park’s founding. He could be an ally providing crucial information, an obstacle protecting a dark secret, or a bureaucrat more concerned with order than salvation. Cho’s ability to blend humor with sudden seriousness makes him ideal for a character who could shift the plot’s direction at any moment.

– Erin Nicole Lundquist as Olivia Park (Old) & Lauren Kong as Olivia Park (Young)

The character of Olivia Park is portrayed across time by two actresses. Erin Nicole Lundquist plays the older version, while Lauren Kong portrays her younger self. This dual casting immediately signals that Olivia Park is a figure of immense importance to the lore of the series, likely the original creator, visionary, or a key historical figure associated with the sky-park “Guinevere” and the androids.

Lundquist’s performance will carry the weight of history and regret, or perhaps triumph. She may appear in the present as a reclusive figure or through flashbacks as a determined pioneer. Kong’s portrayal, in contrast, will capture the ambition and idealism of youth, the moment of creation before the world below fell to shadows. Together, their performances will unravel the mystery of the sky-park’s origin and the true purpose of the Princess Android, providing the foundational backstory that drives the entire narrative of the two dreamers in the present.