The VORTEX presents the National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere of Annie Jump and the Library of Heaven.
Annie Jump is not your normal 13-year old. She’s starting high school a year early, her dad is obsessed with aliens, and an intergalactic super computer has manifested in the form of a teen-queen mean girl to tell her that she’s been chosen to lead humanity into the stars. The good news is she’s a science genius who’s already faced off against bullies, trolls, and the boy who maybe kinda likes her. The bad news is saving the world could mean giving up everything she’s ever known and the person she loves the most.
The production will take place outdoors in the Butterfly Garden at The VORTEX. For the holdover performances, July 15-17, the production will move to outside the George Washington Carver Museum.
The VORTEX presents the National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere of Annie Jump and the Library of Heaven.
Annie Jump is not your normal 13-year old. She’s starting high school a year early, her dad is obsessed with aliens, and an intergalactic super computer has manifested in the form of a teen-queen mean girl to tell her that she’s been chosen to lead humanity into the stars. The good news is she’s a science genius who’s already faced off against bullies, trolls, and the boy who maybe kinda likes her. The bad news is saving the world could mean giving up everything she’s ever known and the person she loves the most.
The production will take place outdoors in the Butterfly Garden at The VORTEX. For the holdover performances, July 15-17, the production will move to outside the George Washington Carver Museum.
The VORTEX presents the National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere of Annie Jump and the Library of Heaven.
Annie Jump is not your normal 13-year old. She’s starting high school a year early, her dad is obsessed with aliens, and an intergalactic super computer has manifested in the form of a teen-queen mean girl to tell her that she’s been chosen to lead humanity into the stars. The good news is she’s a science genius who’s already faced off against bullies, trolls, and the boy who maybe kinda likes her. The bad news is saving the world could mean giving up everything she’s ever known and the person she loves the most.
The production will take place outdoors in the Butterfly Garden at The VORTEX. For the holdover performances, July 15-17, the production will move to outside the George Washington Carver Museum.
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