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~ 20/21 Season ~
PICNIC
Sat., Feb. 27th 1pm-4pm
Join us for our Annual Picnic.
2019/2020 Season Awards will be given at the picnic.
**Sign up for our cornhole tournament same day starting at 10am!
*SLCT Pineapple Playhouse will be supplying main dish -barbecue
*Bring a dish to share at the potluck
*Bring a chair and/or table, a drink, your mask and enjoy some sunshine with your local community theatre.
During these unprecedented times your local arts community needs your support more than ever! If you are not yet able to attend in person events consider donating to our post COVID recovery fund, sending a covered dish, or renewing your season membership in good faith. We love our community and hope to continue bringing the arts to life for the greater Fort Pierce area for many years to come.
March 2021
Mar. 11th-13th & 18th-20th & 25-27th @ 8pm
Mar. 14th & 21st & 28th @ 2pm
A COMEDY IN 3 ACTS
Last of the Red Hot Lovers is one of the most amusing of Neil Simon's comedies. It focuses on Barney Cashman, a forty-seven-year-old owner of a seafood restaurant who is afraid that the sexual revolution of the 1960's is passing him by.
Barney Cashman is forty-seven, happily married, the father of three children, a successful businessman, and a man going through a midlife crisis. Barney has come to the realization that his whole life can be summed up in one word: nice. And Barney has realized that “nice” simply isn’t enough. He wants to experience his secret fantasies and dreams at least once, and so Barney determines to have an affair. He tries not just once, but three times, with three different women, and each time, something prevents the affair from happening. In the end, Barney returns to the familiar and invites his wife up to the apartment where he has been rendezvousing with the other women. Neil Simon’s Last of the Red Hot Lovers examines what it means to grow older, and asks the question, “What do you do when it seems as if your life hasn’t been fully lived?”
Last of the Red Hot Lovers
Written by Neil Simon
Directed by Mercedes Finley
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