The Naples Players will present the comedy "The Foreigner" from November 25 to December 20 at Sugden Community Theatre. The play is about a shy man named Charlie who pretends not to speak English. Through this ruse, deep secrets and diabolical plans are revealed. It will be directed by Dallas Dunnagan and Carole Fenstermacher and feature a cast of Naples area actors in various roles including Brett Marston as Charlie, Sepp Ronay as Froggy, and Paula Keenan as Ms. Betty Meeks.
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1. November 4, 2015
The Naples Players To Present The Foreigner
NAPLES, FL -- The Naples Players will present The Foreigner, written by American
playwright Larry Shue, November 25 - December 20, in Blackburn Hall at Sugden
Community Theatre in downtown Naples. The production will be directed by TNP Artistic
Director, Dallas Dunnagan and veteran actress, Carole Fenstermacher.
When pathologically shy Charlie joins his friend Froggy for a much needed getaway,
he dreads having to converse with people he doesn’t know. The solution? Tell everyone he is
from an exotic foreign country and does not speak English. The result? Deep secrets and
diabolical plans are revealed in an outrageously wacky comedy.
Brett Marston stars as downtrodden Englishman, Charlie Baker. This is Marston’s
first main stage role with the Players, however he has participated in TNP’s ETC… Stage
Readings. Prior to joining The Naples Players, Marston played Serg in the Appleton Players
rendition of Art and as Pip in Bridge Theater Company’s, Three Days of Rain.
Playing the role of Staff Sergeant Froggy LeSuer, is Sepp Ronay. Ronay last graced
the Naples Players stage in The Mousetrap and The Importance of Being Earnest.
The role of Ms. Betty Meeks, owner and operator of the lodge in rural Georgia, will
be played by Paula Keenan. Keenan is a newcomer to Southwest Florida, having recently
relocated here from the Orlando area where she last performed in Arsenic and Old Lace at the
IceHouse Theatre in Mount Dora, FL as well as in Agnes of God at the Osceola Center for the
Arts in Kissimmee, FL. Keenan has also directed at the Shoestring Theatre in Lake Helen,
FL.
Playing the part of spoiled southern belle, Catherine Simms, is Amy Hughes. Hughes
recently sang in the ensemble of Oklahoma and played the role of Whitney in last summer’s
Legally Blonde.
2. James Duggan will play Ellard Simms, a simple country boy, and Catherine Simm’s
brother. Duggan is back on the Naples Players stage after his comedic turn as Gary/Roger in
last season’s production of Noises Off.
Jason Thomas returns to the stage for the first time in ten years as Reverend David
Marshall Lee. This will be Thomas’s first performance with the Naples Players, having last
starred in Killing Mr. Watson at both the Norris Community Center in Naples and at the
historic Smallwood Store and Museum in Chokoloskee.
Adam Shaver plays the part of Owen Musser, the racist county property inspector
who would enjoy nothing more than to convert the lodge in to a meeting hall for the Klu Klux
Klan. Shaver most recently performed with the Naples Players in Time Stands Still as Richard
Ehrlich and in the 2012 comedy, Moonlight & Magnolias as screenwriter Ben Hecht.
Theatre-goers should note that Wednesday performances will begin at 7:30 p.m. this
year. Thursday through Saturday performances start at 8:00 p.m. and Sundays at 2:00 p.m.
Tickets are $35 for adults and $10 for students 21 and under, and can be purchased at the box
office, by calling 239-263-7990, or by visiting www.naplesplayers.org. Sugden Community
Theatre is located at 701 5th Avenue South, Naples.
Cutlines:
Charlie and Ellard Croquet: Simple-minded Ellard Simms (James Duggan) shows
pathologically shy Charlie Baker (Brett Marston) that he can be strong if he has a croquet
mallet in The Naples Players production of The Foreigner, November 25 - December 20 in
Blackburn Hall at Sugden Community Theatre, 701 5th Avenue South, Naples.
Charlie and Ellard Juice Glasses: Pathologically shy Charlie Baker (Brett Marston) joins
simple-minded Ellard Simms (James Duggan) in an interesting game in The Naples Players
production of The Foreigner, November 25 - December 20 in Blackburn Hall at Sugden
Community Theatre, 701 5th Avenue South, Naples.
Charlie and Froggy Bomb: Sgt. “Froggy” LeSueur (Sepp Ronay) shows off his personally
designed portable detonation device to Charlie Baker (Brett Marston) in The Naples Players
comedy The Foreigner, November 25 - December 20 in Blackburn Hall at Sugden
Community Theatre, 701 5th Avenue South, Naples.
3. Owen and Charlie Coke Pour: Paranoid Owen Musser (Adam Shaver) tests the foreigner’s
(Brett Marston) ability to understand English by threatening to pour a coke on his head in The
Naples Players comedy, The Foreigner. November 25 - December 20 in Blackburn Hall at
Sugden Community Theatre, 701 5th Avenue South, Naples.
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