Souvenir
Four Seasons Theatre
Maureen Janson Heintz
Thomas Kasdorf and Sarah Day in "Souvenir," a Four Seasons Theatre production.
New York socialite Florence Foster Jenkins became a singing sensation in the 1930s and ’40s precisely because what she lacked in vocal ability, she made up for in conviction. It’s also the story of Souvenir, a heartfelt and entertaining two-person musical presented by Four Seasons Theatre, playing in the Playhouse at Overture Center Dec. 6-16. The musical traces the evolution of the performing career and the unlikely friendship that develops between the tone-deaf diva (Sarah Day) and her pianist, Cosme McMoon (Thomas Kasdorf), over many years.
7:30 pm, 12/6-8 & 13-15 and 2 pm, 12/9 & 16, Overture Center-Playhouse. $35.