Comings & Goings: Casting News for General Hospital, Young & Restless, DAYS, B&B and BTG Week of July 27
What are the very latest soap opera comings and goings? Check out up-to-date casting information about who’s coming and who’s going on General Hospital, The Young and Restless, Beyond The Gates, The Bold and the Beautiful, and Days of Our Lives for the week of July 13.
Who’s Coming
Beyond The Gates
Nick Hagelin (Noah Rollins): Kial’s (Greg Vaughan) son made his debut last week, and on Tuesday, July 28, he will reconnect with Deanna (Angela Fairley). Hagelin’s role is recurring.
Cady McClain (Pamela Curtis): Pamela aired again on Monday, July 27.
Ashley Jones (Heather Armstrong): Joey’s (Jon Lindstrom) sneaky sister is in the mix again this week.
Greg Vaughan (Kial Rollins): As rumors swirl about the Daytime Emmy-winning actor’s status with the show, Vaughan will air again this week. On Thursday, July 30, Kial and Nicole (Daphnee Duplaix) are in for a shock.
The Bold and the Beautiful
Theodora Grace (Alison Montgomery): Alison was on duty on Monday, July 27.
Delon de Metz (Zende Forrester): Zende is seen again in the Wednesday, July 15 episode.
Naomi Matsuda (Dr. Li Finnegan): Matsuda returns on Friday, July 31, when Sheila Carter (Kimberlin Brown) confides in Li.
Sissy Sheridan (Jessica): Jessica is in the mix on Tuesday, July 28, and Wednesday, July 29.
Days of Our Lives
Nat Anglin (DiMera Henchman): This thug for hire pops up on Friday, July 31 in scenes with Kristen (Stacy Haiduk).
Stacy Haiduk (Susan Banks): The actress, who is also appearing on Y&R as Stacy and on DAYS as Kristen, reprises the role of Susan on Wednesday, July 29.
Lorelei Olivia Mote (Rachel Black): Rachel’s release from Bayview is the cause of a family celebration on Thursday, July 30.
General Hospital
Asher Antonyzyn (Danny Morgan): Danny has an active week and will appear in multiple episodes.
Troy Lennon Appel (Hudson): A businessman with mysterious ties, Hudson makes his debut on Thursday, July 30. Daytime newcomer Appel told TV Insider, “Working on GH has been nothing short of an incredible, fast-paced experience.”
Bluesy Burke (Charlotte Cassadine): Charlotte’s adventurous spirit is in the spotlight this week.
Robert Gossett (Marshall Ashford): Two-time Daytime Emmy-winner Gossett reprises the role of Marshall this week, as the character gets to meet his new grandson, Desmond (Yirah Aviah Lafond).
Finn Carr (Rocco Falconeri): Rocco spends time with Scout (Kayden Brenna Tokaraski) on Tuesday, July 28.
Paige Herschell (Jacinda Bracken): Jacinda is baffled by Michael (Rory Gibson) on Tuesday, July 28.
Christian Howard (Ethan Lovett): Howard stepped into the role of Ethan on Monday, July 27 in a surprise recast.
Kelly Kruger (Serena Baldwin): The baby girl that Lucy (Lynn Herring) birthed as a surrogate for Dominique (Shell Danielson) and Scotty (Kin Shriner) in 1993 is all grown up, and Kruger (ex-Mac, Y&R et al) will make her first Port Charles appearance in the role on Thursday, July 30. “Who’s ready to meet Serena???” the actress enthused on Instagram. “I hope you love her as much as I do!!!! So excited to be back on your screens again!! I am the luckiest person in the world to work with these amazingly talented people on GH. Thanks for welcoming me with open arms 💋❤️.”
Wally Kurth (Ned Quartermaine): Ned makes an appearance on the Wednesday, July 29 episode, which features a lively Quartermaine get-together.
Lisa LoCicero (Olivia Quartermaine): Ned’s wife, Olivia, is also on hand on Wednesday, July 29.
Wes Ramsey (Peter August): Peter — or the version of him that Anna (Finola Hughes) is hallucinating — gets more screen time this week.
Kayden Brenna Tokarski (Scout Cain): Tokarski, who made her Port Charles debut last week as an aged-up Scout, next airs on Tuesday, July 29.
Vernee Watson (Stella Henry): Stella catches up with a pal this week.
The Young and the Restless
Tamara Braun (Sienna Bacall): Sienna is due for another encounter with her ex, Matt Clark (Roger Howarth), on Friday, July 31.
Christopher Cousins (Martin Laurent): Cousins, who portrayed twins Alan and Martin on the show and last appeared in April 2025, made a surprise return to the show last week — via a video call with Traci (Beth Maitland), the woman he had tricked into believing he was his brother.
Roger Howarth (Matt Clark): Matt is feeling good about his future with Phyllis (Michelle Stafford) on on Thursday, July 30.
Melissa Ordway (Abby Newman Winters): Abby opens up to Daniel (Michael Graziadei) on Thursday, July 30.
Who’s Going
General Hospital
Nathan Dean (Ethan Lovett): The actor, who returned to the show in April, last aired on Friday, July 17, with Christian Howard assuming the role in a surprise recast on Monday, July 27.
Kirsten Storms (Maxie Jones): The longtime GH star, who began playing Maxie in 2005, was officially written out of the Port Charles universe — at least for now — last week, when Maxie and Spinelli (Bradford Anderson) made the move to Australia with the kids — Georgie (Lily Fisher), James (Gary James Fuller) and Bailey (Miley and Riley Plonski) — after Spinelli accepted a job offer Down Under. The storyline move also implies that Bradford Anderson, who played Spinelli on contract from 2006-2013 and has been on recurring status since 2014, won’t be seen in the near future; ditto the young actors portraying Maxie’s offspring.
Easton Winn (James West): Winn’s short-term stint as James, filling in for Gary James Fuller, concluded when Maxie and Spinelli’s blended family relocated to Australia.
Casting About
DAYS favorite Deidre Hall (Marlena) will appear in the fourth season of the Paramount+ sci-fi series Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. Her character has something in common with Marlena — she’s also a psychiatrist! Meanwhile, Deadline reports that Y&R’s Vivica A. Fox (Stephanie) has inked a deal to star in a new comedy from Netflix titled Women Like Us. Rounding out the cast are Whoopi Goldberg, Jenifer Lewis and Vanessa Williams.
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