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Hollywood murder comedy put on by The Studio Players - Vimarsana News

Hollywood murder comedy put on by The Studio Players

The plot of 'Clark Gable Slept Here\

The Studio Players offer Naples Neil Simon's zaniest romance - Vimarsana News

The Studio Players offer Naples Neil Simon's zaniest romance

Even with Princess phones and dated '60s prices,"Barefoot in the Park," in a Naples production now, is a full-roast blend of wit and physical comedy.

'Torch Song,' 'Barefoot' genre bookends for The Studio Players' season - Vimarsana News

'Torch Song,' 'Barefoot' genre bookends for The Studio Players' season

If you're not sure you're sold on one production by The Studio Players, wait five minutes. Something totally different will come along. The community theater organization that feeds on edgy but loves nostalgia for dessert is offering both Harvey Fierstein's "Torch Song" (Sept. 10-26) and Neil Simon's "Barefoot in the Park" (March 18-April 10) in its coming season. Sprinkled in among those two are: "Nuts" (Nov. 5-21), the Tom Topor courtroom drama of a call girl who fights her parents' motion to declare her mentally unfit and spare her the charge she is facing. Barbra Streisand created the ...

ROLI LUMI Keys Studio Edition - Vimarsana News

ROLI LUMI Keys Studio Edition

ROLI’s luminous keyboard offers MPE control and a very colourful way of working.

The Studio Players' 'One Slight Hitch' offers Lewis Black depth charge - Vimarsana News

The Studio Players' 'One Slight Hitch' offers Lewis Black depth charge

Lewis Black's "One Slight Hitch," written by a comedian legendary for his rants, has at least one in it. But its war-bride vent is sublime: "We ache for life, hoping to flood the world with innocent children, replacing the smell of death with baby powder." It's a wedding story, so there's also a wedding in it. But up until five minutes before the play ends, no one knows just who will be marching down the flower-decked, carefully carpeted lawn of the suburban Cincinnati home in which it's set. "When I was reading it, I thought maybe the two guys would end up together," admitted Paula Keen...