Kelly O’Donnell

Kelly is a co-founder of Flux Theatre Ensemble and currently serves as the Communications Director. For Flux, Kelly directed Dog Act, Jacob’s House, 8 Little Antichrists, Riding the Bull (both incarnations), Life is a Dream and Rue. She also directed the readings of Liz Duffy Adams’ Wet Or, Isabella the Pirate Queen Reaches the Horse Latitudes and Jason Grote’s This Storm is What We Call Progress for Flux’s Food:Soul.  As an actor for Flux, Kelly played the journalist, Tegan, in The Lesser Seductions of History.

Kelly has worked as an actor or director at The Pennsylvania, Orlando and Utah Shakespeare Festivals, the Walnut Street Theatre, Alchemy Theatre Company, the West End Shakespeare Players, the Cape Playhouse, The Orlando Fringe Festival and the Arden Theatre. In the summer of 2011, she directed Daniel Packard’s Live Group Sex Therapy Show at The Museum of Sex.

Kelly graduated from DeSales University and is especially grateful to work with the talented artists who make up Flux. She is a native of Philadelphia, PA.