Upcoming Shows
CherryBlossomPlayers:LLC invites you to its spring production, beginning in just SIX WEEKS!!! It's Neil Simon's The FEMALE Odd Couple , the tour-de-force feminized rendition of Simon's classic Odd Couple storyline!
Performing:
May 4th - 6th, 2017 @ 8pm
PG-13 rating for some course language, suggestive dialogue, and romantic situations.
$12.00 students/ seniors (aged 65+)
$14.00 general admission
*taxes included
***Tickets should be ordered IN ADVANCE of opening night. No late reserves will be honored. ‘Day-of’ or ‘At-door’ tickets will be sold only if available. Walk-ins cannot be guaranteed. Email: <ticketscbp@gmail.com> or Call: (201) 514-0626. Leave a voicemail message and allot 72 hours for a response.
***Seating is only assigned via color-coded levels. (The earlier your reservation, the earlier your party will be seated.) Reserved tickets must be picked-up, and paid for, by 7.50 PM or may be void and sold.
***Staging area is ground level, intimate, and black-box-style. Doors open 40 minutes prior to showtime. Enter through Vincent UMC front double-doors. Handicapped accessible entrance in alcove along west side parking lot (elevator within).
Directed by Bill Zielinski (2016's A Night of One-Acts #2), this innovative comedy welcomes back our divine leading lady Theresa Lyons (Martha: 2015's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?) as grubby divorcee Olive and introduces you to the slapstick antics of CBP:LLC debut player Rachel Ryan (co-founder of Lighthouse Productions in Monmouth Beach) as neurotic Florence.
The cast is rounded out by CBP:LLC veteran players Lisa D'Agati Geerhart, Allison Hogan, Adrian Torres, and Yasmin Yarosh -- along with returning members Steven Meitzler (last seen onstage 2014) and Ian Padua (2013).
The play -- a situational comedy updated for the 1980s women's lib movement -- originally starred smallscreen personality Sally Struthers (TV's Gilmore Girls; All in the Family) and Rita Morena (West Side Story film). The basic premise is the same......two old friends move in together after their marriages fall to shambles. They drive each other completely and certifiably nuts!
CherryBlossomPlayers:LLC invites you to its spring production, beginning in just SIX WEEKS!!! It's Neil Simon's The FEMALE Odd Couple , the tour-de-force feminized rendition of Simon's classic Odd Couple storyline!
Performing:
May 4th - 6th, 2017 @ 8pm
PG-13 rating for some course language, suggestive dialogue, and romantic situations.
$12.00 students/ seniors (aged 65+)
$14.00 general admission
*taxes included
***Tickets should be ordered IN ADVANCE of opening night. No late reserves will be honored. ‘Day-of’ or ‘At-door’ tickets will be sold only if available. Walk-ins cannot be guaranteed. Email: <ticketscbp@gmail.com> or Call: (201) 514-0626. Leave a voicemail message and allot 72 hours for a response.
***Seating is only assigned via color-coded levels. (The earlier your reservation, the earlier your party will be seated.) Reserved tickets must be picked-up, and paid for, by 7.50 PM or may be void and sold.
***Staging area is ground level, intimate, and black-box-style. Doors open 40 minutes prior to showtime. Enter through Vincent UMC front double-doors. Handicapped accessible entrance in alcove along west side parking lot (elevator within).
Directed by Bill Zielinski (2016's A Night of One-Acts #2), this innovative comedy welcomes back our divine leading lady Theresa Lyons (Martha: 2015's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?) as grubby divorcee Olive and introduces you to the slapstick antics of CBP:LLC debut player Rachel Ryan (co-founder of Lighthouse Productions in Monmouth Beach) as neurotic Florence.
The cast is rounded out by CBP:LLC veteran players Lisa D'Agati Geerhart, Allison Hogan, Adrian Torres, and Yasmin Yarosh -- along with returning members Steven Meitzler (last seen onstage 2014) and Ian Padua (2013).
The play -- a situational comedy updated for the 1980s women's lib movement -- originally starred smallscreen personality Sally Struthers (TV's Gilmore Girls; All in the Family) and Rita Morena (West Side Story film). The basic premise is the same......two old friends move in together after their marriages fall to shambles. They drive each other completely and certifiably nuts!
