About Annie

“In this world you will have trouble: But take heart!  I have overcome the world. but I take comfort in knowing that God has overcome the world” ~ John 16:33

Annie Donnellon is a classically trained soprano with a Bachelor of Arts in Music from Northern Kentucky University.  She has been blind since birth, and throughout her training as a professional actor and improviser, she realized she also has “chronic Songster’s syndrome” giving every performance a musical flare!  In addition,

Annie grew up singing and lecturing in the church which has inspired her love for those stories, both fiction and nonfiction that accentuate her faith in God.  When not narrating, Annie enjoys doing a variety of exercise, spending time with her husband, (either on a date night at a local winery or enjoying comedy in their living room) and baking her secret muffins.

Singer, voice actor, and comedian, Annie Donnellon, uses her talents in a variety of ways.

Annie serves as cantor for Nativity of our Lord in Cincinnati, Ohio. She sings jazz and musical standards with The St. Therese Brass Quintet and performs in community theater. Annie sang the National Anthem for a Cincinnati Reds and most recently, performed for the Christian Women in Media National Conference in Texas.

As a professional voice actor, Annie demonstrates her vocal versatility with a wide range of accents, ages, and emotional styles.

Annie’s original stand-up routine titled Songster Syndrome is filled with her unique creativity and humor. Her solo album titled A Sacred Collection (Amazon.com) showcases her classically trained voice and demonstrates her heart to serve God. Being blind since birth, Annie considers music to be her visual art and says that “one who sings, prays twice”.