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He struggles to convince her to relax and take breaks, not wanting her to hurt herself, while also missing the attention he had been getting from her since they had gotten together a few months after last years incident. Dewey has taken notice of how she works herself to exhaustion in order to make everything perfect. Meanwhile Rosalie is extremely stressed out with parents night coming up the week after. The now official music coach of the school once again finds himself preparing his students for the Battle of the Bands, with confidence that this year, they'll actually be picked first over No Vacancy and any other band that might stand in their way. Grace Slear as Swing/Lex Foster (u/s)/Hannah Foster (u/s)Ī year after Dewey Finn came to Horace Greene, impersonating substitute teacher Ned Schneebely. Lee Zarrett as Gary Goldstein/Ensemble/Uncle Wiley (u/s)/Wiggly (u/s)/Frank Pricely (u/s)ģ5. Katie Webber as Ensemble/Becky Barnes (u/s)/Linda Monroe (u/s)ģ3. Brendon Stimson as Wallace McNeil/Ensemble/Wiggly (u/s)ģ1. Ahmad Simmons as Xander Lee/Sniggle/Ensemble/Ethan Green (u/s)Ģ9.

McAllister as Bob Morris/Ensemble/Frank Pricely (u/s)/General McNamara (u/s)Ģ7. Neil Haskell as Kris Kringle/Ensemble/Ethan Green (u/s)/Howard Goodman (u/s)Ģ4. Paige Faure as Sniggle/Ensemble/Becky Barnes (u/s)Ģ2. Trista Dollison as Ensemble/Lex Foster (u/s)/Hannah Foster (u/s)Ģ0. Colby Dezelick as Sniggle/Ensemble/Howard Goodman (u/s)ġ8. Kaleigh Cronin as Sniggle/Ensemble/Linda Monroe (u/s)ġ7. Preston Truman Boyd as Ensemble/Tom Houston (u/s)Uncle Wiley (u/s)/General McNamara (u/s)ġ5. Jill Abramovitz as Sherman Young/Secretary of State/Ensembleġ3. Jeb Brown as General McNamara/Tom Houston (u/s)ġ2. Mamie Parris as Linda Monroe/Emma Perkinsġ1. As most of these are male, there is at present, or so I’ve been informed, an exhibition in Hall of photographs of women with links to Magdalen.Ĩ.

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So the thought of royal portraits being taken down conjures up an image of the Hall, lined with huge paintings of the founder, William Waynflete, Bishop of Winchester and Lord Chancellor, followed by Cardinal Wolsey and Queen Elizabeth I, plus many others portraits of the great and (sometimes) good. The college has many other royal connections and the Queen herself last visited the place in 2008. The future Edward VIII, the present Queen’s uncle, studied (or rather played polo) at Magdalen before the First World War.

Not mentioned, but more relevant to the story, is the fact that it was the first college in either ancient university to be attended by a Prince of Wales. Whether, as the London Times claimed, it is one of the wealthiest, I do not know. Magdalen is not the oldest college in Oxford, having been founded in 1458, but it is almost certainly one of the most beautiful.