Violinist Jenny Armor
Jenny Armor, a 12-year-old music prodigy, will play violin interludes at Theatre Odyssey’s Tenth Annual Ten-Minute Play Festival.
“Jenny comes to us thanks to the suggestion of our friends at Anna Maria Island Community Chorus and Orchestra,” said Tom Aposporos, Theatre Odyssey’s Board President. “She is trained in classical violin, and also plays bluegrass and Celtic fiddle,” he added. “She is selecting pieces to play during the set changes between plays and will also accompany plays where live music is needed.”
Festival tickets are available by visiting here. To purchase tickets by telephone call 941-799-7224.
The festival runs April 30, May 1 and 2 at 7:30 p.m. and May 3 at 2 p.m. at the Jane B. Cook Theatre, FSU/Asolo Center for the Performing Arts.
Last week, Theatre Odyssey announced that a sign language interpreter will assist the deaf and hard of hearing at the April 30 performance. Jenny Armor will appear at each performance during the festival.
The plays in competition for Best Play are:
DREAM ON, MERRY MAY by Bernard Yanelli
NIMBY by Robert Kinast
WHY by Marvin Albert
IT’S TIME TO MOVE by Ron Pantello
THE LOCKET by Mark Leib
HIGH SCHOOL REUNION by Arthur Keyser
THE COWARD by Dylan Jones
THE DANCING LESSONS by Connie Schindewolf
The winning play from the 2015 Student Ten-Minute Playwriting Festival, AS LONG AS THE MOON SHINES, a poignant story of family, by Julien Freij, will also be presented at each performance.
Theatre Odyssey thanks the Executive Producers for this tenth annual festival, Gerri Aaron, the Community Foundation of Sarasota County, SCENE Magazine, WUSF Public Media; and Producers, the Freij Family.
