At nearly 17, Johnnie knows love: love for his family and for his biggest passion, playing the piano. But when alcohol is outlawed, making work harder on his police officer father, life in 1920s Atlantic City isn't as simple as it used to be. With the help of some friends, both new and old, Johnnie must find his place and his voice in the sometimes dangerous world of jazz and prohibition.
"Johnnie's Song" was written by award-winning playwright DC Cathro and produced by Eralore Studios.
Voice Over Cast:
Johnnie .... Jacob Albert Gross
Clara .... Brianna Galligan
Fred .... DC Cathro
Della .... Amanda Tossman
Winnie .... LaTasha Do'zia
Dewey .... John Glymph
Levi .... Marlon Wood
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