PGL to Host 13th Annual Playwrights Showcase, 6/13-15
Four original one act plays will have their premieres during The Players Guild of Leonia 13th Annual Playwrights Showcase. The plays will be presented on Friday and Saturday, June 13th & 14th at 7:30pm and Sunday, 15th at 3pm at The Civil War Drill Hall Theater, 130 Grand Avenue, Leonia. Tickets are $20/$18 for seniors and students.
Photo Flash: Meet the Cast of PGL's I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE, Opening Tonight
The Players Guild of Leonia, like most community theater groups, often refers to its members as 'family.' However, when it presents the hilarious musical, 'I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change,' beginning tonight, October 18th, the production literally will be a family affair. Meet the cast and creative team below!
Photo Flash: First Look at Players Guild of Leonia's I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE
An excellent example is the cast and creative team in the Players Guild of Leonia production, "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change." This is a hilarious musical about relationships that are depicted in a series of life cycle vignettes from early dating experiences on through to old age yearnings. It thus serves as a perfect vehicle to bring together the different generations.
Photo Flash: Meet the Cast of PGL's I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE
The Players Guild of Leonia, like most community theater groups, often refers to its members as 'family.' However, when it presents the hilarious musical, 'I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change,' beginning October 18th, the production literally will be a family affair. Meet the cast and creative team below!
NJ's Players Guild of Leonia Presents THE COMEDY OF ERRORS, Now thru 5/20
It's The Bard meets 'Jersey Shore' this May as The Players Guild of Leonia presents Shakespeare's classic comedy of mistaken identity, THE COMEDY OF ERRORS. Freely adapted and staged by director Ray Yucis, the play centers on the comic misadventures of two sets of identical twins, separated in infancy, who find themselves in the same beachfront town on the same day. As the saying goes: 'Mayhem ensues.' Filled with Shakespeare's traditional comic blend of slapstick, clever wordplay, eccentric characters and romance, COMEDY OF ERRORS is the perfect show for the 'Shakespeare-phobic' or for those encountering The Bard for the very first time.
NJ's Players Guild of Leonia Presents THE COMEDY OF ERRORS, 5/4-20
It's The Bard meets 'Jersey Shore' this May as The Players Guild of Leonia presents Shakespeare's classic comedy of mistaken identity, THE COMEDY OF ERRORS. Freely adapted and staged by director Ray Yucis, the play centers on the comic misadventures of two sets of identical twins, separated in infancy, who find themselves in the same beachfront town on the same day. As the saying goes: 'Mayhem ensues.' Filled with Shakespeare's traditional comic blend of slapstick, clever wordplay, eccentric characters and romance, COMEDY OF ERRORS is the perfect show for the 'Shakespeare-phobic' or for those encountering The Bard for the very first time.
The Players' Guild of Leonia Presents HIGH SOCIETY Through 3/27
Shimmering with 18 songs from Cole Porter's most beloved musicals, High Society, the Musical is a high energy stage adaptation of the 1950's movie that starred Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby. The fast-moving story centers on a comically pretentious Oyster Bay wedding in June, 1938. Hilarious romantic complications revolve around the bride-to-be, her parents, and a smitten tabloid reporter. Colorful production numbers capture all the magic of Cole Porter's timeless lyrics.
Back row: Suzanne Renaud, Dumont; Irene Hort, Fort Lee; Dana Kemp, Garfield; Claudia MacDermott, Teaneck; Allison Miller, Leonia; Front row: Owen Sheridan, Leonia; Andrew Reyes, Bogota; Seth Feldman, Leonia; Frank McDonnell, River Edge
Back row: Owen Sheridan, Leonia; Andrew Reyes, Bogota; Suzanne Renaud, Dumont; Frank McDonnell, River Edge; Seth Feldman, Leonia; Front row: Irene Hort, Fort Lee; Dana Kemp, Garfield; Allison Miller, Leonia; Claudia MacDermott, Teaneck. Not pictured - A
