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Vivien Leigh Restore our Waters Forum Nov. 10 at BIG ARTS See page 9 •'(. •S1!. ^•vt " .*•" V- f \ TIME!! 1 1-1 PcunJ f.'kii.'if'LoL.'fc-i SPI"PII'.vilh Served with baked Idaho pot.ito >-^ •'- < '* -•"' B.«>J.: J •>.» ./-. corn on lh( oot- FIPIU-II Furs, i Colr.<?!,-v." &in_OQth§ cob . iwhilf-s.u|jphor. l.is>ti EVERYDAY!! s Served with French Fries & corn on the cob .islci I .nil, \ivl. Dis<ii\iT ( icdil ( .11(1- V.cr|il«.|l ; IH'.l\ 2 • Week of November 4-10, 2005 • Islander The Vunes (kolf And Tennis Club 949 Sand Castle Road • Smibel island • 472.3355 November 2005 Upcoming Vublic Events Monday - Friday Happy Hour 4:00 - 6:00pm • Enjoy»,Z for 1 well drinks, draft beer md house wine Dinner: Tuesday thru Saturday, 5 to 9pm *~ Lunch: Sunday & Saturday, 11am to 2:30pm '_,_.". 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J EL W/ £• i__ F; R S> or-: LOG ON TO t * •" •? •"< 4» Week of November 4-10, 2005* Islander Production at Off Broadway Palm a must-see! By Anne W. Bellew awbellew@breeze newspapers.com Slop the w o r I. d! The production that opens the Off Broadway Palm Theatre's 10th season should be required viewing for any rising Junior and/or Senior in high school, a pre- requisite for graduation! Slop the World... I Want to Gel Off is a mini-course in Human Growth & Development with humor, pathos, and beautiful music in two hours — infancy, youth, adulthood, old age, even death — and one doesn't even know one is absorbing knowledge until one wakes up the next morning. (I can think of a number of teachers, as well, who might bring to their students a few insights from this show.) I saw this Anthony Newley/Leslie Bricusse show on Broadway, with Newley in the lead. I remember it as boring. But that was in a "standard-size" theater — orchestra, mezzanine, first and second balcony — and I was in the balcony. The Off Broadway Palm is "an inti- mate black-box theater," as their litera- ture describes it, and Slop the World... is a conversation with the audience, not an exposition of a story. Littlechap (the "Everyman" lead) was speaking to me, to the person next to me, to the person in front of me. Only in a theater where your typical theater setting. Believe me, in our collective consciousness forever. do they both have beautiful and very ver- no one in the audience is more than 25 this play is not boring! Tom Ross Prather first directed Stop satile voices and play well off each" other feet from the stage, can this kind of The idea for the play came to Newley the World... 40 years ago exactly — (they're a couple in real life, as well, and interactive playing take place. Stop the and Bricusse in the late, great Bea October 1965 in Harrisburg, Penn. — and toured earlier this year in Miss Saigon), World... should never be produced in Lillic's New York apartment very early produced it five times in the '70s. Founder but they grasp all phases of their charac- on in the '60s. The concept of one man's — with his wife, Deborah, and his son, ters, incorporate both their individual per- life from birth to death and what can be Will — of the Prather Family of Theatres, sonalities, and have seemingly unlimited gained (or lost) by marrying the boss's he first entertained the possibility of vocal abilities and range... on top of being daughter presented a challenge the putting it on again after 20-plus years consummate professionals. Saniki Captwa authors overcame brilliantly. This is a when he saw Matt Sopha and April Monte "April and Matt were living in Arizona at islander superbly crafted piece of work — a last summer in Cats at the Broadway Palm the time," Prather said. "Skimbleshanks seamless pastiche of music, universal West in Mesa, Arizona. [the Cats role] fit Matt like a glove... and truths, and a Greek chorus. While the The roles of Littlechap and Evie, the vice versa. Since I've directed Slop the The Islands' Community premise is simple, it is presented in a two leads in Stop the World..., are World... so many times, my instinct told me Newspaper since 1961 refreshingly different way, and its beauti- extremely difficult to cast — both because that Matt would be the best Littlechap I'd ful signature songs — "Gonna Build a of their complexity and because of the ever find. He is able to engage an audience Mailing address: Mountain," "Once in a Lifetime," and musicality one needs to play them — and as few other performers can. He's attractive, P.O. Bo\ .% • Sanihel. I "I. .WJ57 "What Kind of Fool Am I?" — will live this pair struck him as perfect! Not only Phone: <2») 472-5185 World, see page 4 l"a\:( 2.W)472-I.T72 iskmdcrd* brcczcitcwspupcrs.coni » ww.brer/envu spu|)frs.coni Location: Art on view Promenade Center /fCMIBELPRINT Art by members of the San-Cap Art W5 Tarpon Ba\ Road, l;nil #13 League are on exhibit and there's a new _ GRAPHICS exhibit at the Alliance for the Arts. See Juu off island at the Kapok Plaza page 7 for more details. Group Publisher Robin Calabrese 1=5630 McGregor Bivd, #303 Sales Manager Terri Blackmore Ft. Myers, FL 33908 Executive Editor Renny Severance Karen Nelson rinting \ Managing Editor hie Design I Staff Writers Laura Nickerson Jenny Burnham gstrations / Account Execs Rich Martin Marguerite Burns Production Mgr. 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Tuesdaj '••-• 200G BREEZE CORP. 454-1001 FAX 454-4205 Islander • Week of November 4-10, 2005 • 5 Vivien Leigh: The Last Press Conference Theatre Conspiracy special fundraiser this weekend Written and performed by Marcy Lafferty this one Suddenly Last Summer Elise and Maggie in After the Fall woman tour-de-force is comprised essentially of Miss and as a singer/dancer in Guys and Dolls and Pal Joey. It Leigh's own words. The play had its world premiere at was through this program that she met director John Edw. the Edinburgh International Fringe Festival, and its first Blankenchip, who 30 years later was instrumental in public United States engagement at the Tiffany Theater bringing Vivien Leigh: The Last Press Conference to Los Angeles California where it ran for 5 months. The fruition. show will be performed through November 6 at the Mr. Blankenchip is the founder and director of Foulds Theatre in Fort Myers. Thursday, Friday and Festival Theatre USC-USA, presenting full length dra- Saturday at 8 p.m. with a Sunday matinee at 2 p.m.. mas, musicals, chamber operas, dance dramas, and other Tickets are $30 on Thursday, Friday and Sunday.
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