Apple is nearing a series order for a dramedy set against the backdrop of the '80s aerobics craze starring Rose Byrne. Details:
The tech behemoth's TV+ platform is nearing a series order for, a dramedy set against the backdrop of the '80s aerobics craze. Byrne will star as a Southern California woman struggling in her life as a quietly tortured housewife who finds an unconventional path to power through the world of aerobics.
The project comes from Annie Weisman , who is writing and will serve as showrunner. She executive produces with Alexandra Cunningham and Tomorrow Studios' Marty Adelstein and Becky Clements. Tomorrow Studios, a partnership between Adelstein and ITV Studios, is producing.. She plays Gloria Steinem instar's recent movie work includes Jon Stewart's
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