EIO: New Talent

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EIO: New Talent
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"New Talent" is a story arc in the Elsewhere in Odyssey Comic Series.

Characters

Edwin Blackgaard
Walter Shakespeare
Jules Kendall
Olivia Parker
Zoe Grant
John Avery Whittaker

Summary

Whit invites Jules, Olivia, and Zoe to a special opportunity at the Harlequin Dinner Theater. Excitement and nerves build as they prepare for their roles in a production led by the renowned Edwin Blackgaard. As rehearsals progress, tensions rise, but with guidance from Whit and unexpected growth from the young performers, the show ultimately becomes a triumph, showcasing their talents and teaching valuable lessons about trust and collaboration in the process.

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Individual Comic Strips

Comic Strip No. Writer Artist(s) Release Date
2 Evan David Brian Dawson 7/18/22
At Whit's End, Whit gathers Jules, Olivia, and Zoe, informing them of a special opportunity related to their talents in the performing arts. They are introduced to Shakespeare, who reveals they will collaborate with the esteemed actor Edwin Blackgaard at the Harlequin Dinner Theater, setting the stage for an exciting new venture in their artistic journey.
3 Evan David Brian Dawson 7/25/22
Renowned actor Edwin Blackgaard surprises Zoe, Jules, and Olivia with an invitation to produce a show for his prestigious stage, recognizing each of their talents. Intrigued by the opportunity to engage Odyssey's youth, the girls eagerly accept Edwin's proposal, setting the stage for a collaborative and innovative theatrical venture.
4 Evan David Brian Dawson 8/1/22
Jules, Olivia, and Zoe enter the grand lobby of the Harlequin Dinner Theatre, marveling at the opportunity to perform there. Olivia excitedly explains its significance to Jules, while Edwin Blackgaard's booming voice echoes through the halls, emphasizing the venue's prestige. As Zoe presents her original musical script based on the story of Jacob, the group eagerly gathers around.
5 Evan David Brian Dawson 8/8/22
In the ornate lobby of the Harlequin dinner theater, Edwin, Shakespeare, Olivia, Zoe, and Jules discuss Zoe's script based on the Biblical story of Jacob. Edwin expresses skepticism about the choice of material but ultimately agrees to trust Zoe's judgment. The next day, tensions arise as Olivia questions her casting as Leah instead of Rachel, but before Zoe can explain, Edwin dramatically announces his eagerness to play Jacob, catching everyone off guard and leaving Zoe in a state of awkward panic.
6 Evan David Brian Dawson 8/15/22
Onstage at the Harlequin Dinner Theatre, Edwin Blackgaard, fully immersed in his role as Jacob, praises Zoe's script for its dramatic potential. However, Zoe's nervousness grows as Edwin insists on playing the lead role. Attempting to interject, Zoe hesitates before suggesting Edwin might be better suited for a different role. Edwin's shocked reaction to the idea interrupts Zoe's explanation, leaving her scrambling to assure him of the importance of his role in her vision.
7 Evan David Brian Dawson 8/22/22
In his dressing room, Edwin laments being typecast as treacherous characters while Shakespeare attempts to offer encouragement. Meanwhile, Zoe and Jules work on the musical's soundtrack, but they still lack a Jacob for their production. Later, Jules sweetly pleads with Buck Meltsner to take on the role, leaving the story open-ended for the following week's continuation.
8 Evan David Brian Dawson 8/29/22
Backstage at the Harlequin Dinner Theater, Buck struggles with his role as Jacob while Edwin critiques his performance, leaving him feeling uneasy about the whole endeavor. Onstage, Edwin's coaching frustrates Jules, who feels confident in her abilities. Later, Edwin's nitpicking extends to Zoe's script and Olivia's accent, leaving both exhausted and exasperated. As tensions rise, Edwin storms off in frustration, setting the stage for further drama in the upcoming continuation.
9 Evan David Brian Dawson 9/5/22
Walter Shakespeare escorts Whit into Edwin's dressing room, where Edwin expresses frustration with the young cast and crew. Whit suggests that Edwin should trust the talent and experience of the youths and allow them to take ownership of the production, even if they may not be classically trained. He emphasizes the importance of letting go of control and trusting in God's guidance, leaving Edwin to contemplate his words in silence.
10 Evan David Brian Dawson 9/12/22
On opening night at the Harlequin Dinner Theater, Zoe's production of "Jacob" captivates the audience with its powerful performances. Jules, Olivia, Buck, and the rest of the cast shine in their roles, earning a standing ovation. Backstage, Edwin reflects on Whit's advice and acknowledges the talent and dedication of the young actors. When Jules thanks him for his guidance, Edwin realizes the value of letting go of control and allowing the next generation to flourish. As the night comes to a close, Edwin considers the possibility of future collaborations with the talented youths.