Jonathan Edwards
Jonathan Edwards was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY. In 1741, Edwards delivered his famous sermon, 'Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God', forever securing his role in the ideals and motivations of the Republican party. His thirst for the destruction of all rational logic now officially quenched, Edwards turned to writing folk music, and in 1971, he earned a gold record for his anti-Vietnam anthem, 'Sunshine'.
In 2000, Edwards competed in the Olympics and won the gold medal for the triple-jump, making him Great Britain's most succesful medal-winning athlete. In 2004, Edwards tried his hand at running for Vice-President of the United States of America. The attempt proved unsuccesful, and in 2006, Edwards joined Steep Theatre Company and became their casting director.
I think we'd all agree that joining Steep is the greatest thing Edwards has ever done. Ever. |
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