Audience reaction proclaimed the Eleventh Annual Ten-Minute Play Festival the best season of short plays that Theatre Odyssey has produced. With this intense competition, Hands written by Sylvia Reed and directed by Seva Anthony, was deemed to be the Best Play. Clarinet Licks written by Fredric Sirasky and directed by Helen Holliday, was the Runner-up. […]
Theatre Odyssey is once again, honored and grateful to be featured in the April 2016 issue of Sarasota’s exclusive SCENE Magazine. In this enjoyable piece SCENE interviewed a few past Festival winning playwrights, along with SAP founder George Loukides and board President SueLynn. What a great way to share why the ten-minute format is so important and how our […]
Some icing on the cake of Theatre Odyssey’s best Annual Ten-Minute Play Festival yet: theatre and television critic Jay Handelman has followed up his recent piece on Theatre Odyssey, with a generous review of this year’s selected plays. As Jay mentioned in his article, it’s no easy feat to tell a story in 10 minutes, […]
HIGH SCHOOL REUNION, Arthur Keyser’s comedy about the meeting of two 101-year-old former high school classmates attending their 83rd class reunion and concluding they shouldn’t part ways without planning the big one—the 85th— won Best Play honors at the Tenth Annual Ten-Minute Play Festival. The centenarians were performed by Dan Higgs and John Forsyth, and […]
And the press just keeps rolling in! Theatre Odyssey’s Tenth Annual Ten-Minute Play Festival was featured Thursday, April 30th in the Observer, courtesy of Marty Fugate: “The short form is a tough form. Creators of short stories, short films and the author of the Gettysburg Address all agree on that. As a wise man once […]
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