Megan Stalter, one of the breakout stars of HBO Max’s Hacks, is fronting a new comedy in development by HBO Max and A24.The streaming platform and A24 are developing a pilot for Church Girls, a comedy created, executive produced by and starring Stalter, inspired by her true-life experience.
The half-hour comedy follows Beth Parker, played by Stalter, a 20-year-old Christian closeted lesbian as she wrestles with her sexuality, and faith in God, while entering adulthood in suburban Ohio.The project is co-produced by HBO Max and A24.
Gabe Liedman, Mackenzie Roussos also executive produce for Range Media Partners, along with Brillstein Entertainment Partners.Stalter can currently be seen in her scene-stealing role of Kayla, the lovably frustrating assistant to talent agent Jimmy (Paul W.
Downs), in the second season of HBO Max’s Hacks. She can also be seen as a guest star on Peacock’s reboot of Queer As Folk, and upcoming, in her first leading role in the indie dark comedy Cora Bora, from director Hannah Pearl Utt.
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