BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20251114T233000Z DTEND:20251117T183000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:Pelican Players Community Theater present Neil Simon's "The Odd Couple\, Female Version" DESCRIPTION:"The Odd Couple\, Female Version" is the third main-stage production offered this year by the Pelican Players Community Theater of Sun City Center. It's the story of Olive\, a carefree\, irresponsible and outspoken slob\, who offers to take in her distraught friend Florence\, a neurotic\, detail-oriented obsessive-compulsive\, recently thrown out of home by her fed-up husband. The ensuing collision course provides constant hilarity\, spurred by zingers and comic energy.\n\n\n\nTwenty years after he wrote "The Odd Couple\," his hit play about mismatched roommates Oscar and Felix made famous in a subsequent film and TV series award-winning playwright Neil Simon penned this female version\, featuring Olive and Florence. This adaptation turned out to be just as hilarious as the original and possibly more poignant. \n\n \n\n"I hope this show brings the audience joy\, a few belly laughs\, and maybe even a reminder that friendship can thrive in the most unlikely circumstances\," says Director Julie Ramsey. "Friendship isn't always neat and tidy but it sure can be funny!" The assistant director is Ruth Lake\, and Sandra Goldman is the stage manager.\n\nThe part of Olive Madison is played by Lucy Malacos\; Florence Unger by MaryAnne Moseley-Sapia\; Sylvie by Shirley Walker\; Mickey by Alesia Bischoff\; Renee by L'Tanya Van Hamersveld\; Vera by Susie Potratz\; Manolo Costazuela by Bob Horvath\; and Jesus Constazuela by Wayne Keyes. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

&ldquo\;The Odd Couple\, Female Version&rdquo\; is the third main-stage production offered this year by the Pelican Players Community Theater of Sun City Center. It&rsquo\;s the story of Olive\, a carefree\, irresponsible and outspoken slob\, who offers to take in her distraught friend Florence\, a neurotic\, detail-oriented obsessive-compulsive\, recently thrown out of home by her fed-up husband. The ensuing collision course provides constant hilarity\, spurred by zingers and comic energy.
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\nTwenty years after he wrote &ldquo\;The Odd Couple\,&rdquo\; his hit play about mismatched roommates Oscar and Felix &mdash\; made famous in a subsequent film and TV series &mdash\; award-winning playwright Neil Simon penned this female version\, featuring Olive and Florence. This adaptation turned out to be just as hilarious as the original &hellip\; and possibly more poignant. \;
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&ldquo\;I hope this show brings the audience joy\, a few belly laughs\, and maybe even a reminder that friendship can thrive in the most unlikely circumstances\,&rdquo\; says Director Julie Ramsey. &ldquo\;Friendship isn&rsquo\;t always neat and tidy &mdash\; but it sure can be funny!&rdquo\; The assistant director is Ruth Lake\, and Sandra Goldman is the stage manager.

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The part of Olive Madison is played by Lucy Malacos\; Florence Unger by MaryAnne Moseley-Sapia\; Sylvie by Shirley Walker\; Mickey by Alesia Bischoff\; Renee by L&rsquo\;Tanya Van Hamersveld\; Vera by Susie Potratz\; Manolo Costazuela by Bob Horvath\; and Jesus Constazuela by Wayne Keyes.

\n LOCATION:All performances are at the Kings Point Veterans Theater in the North Clubhouse\, 1900 Clubhouse Drive\, in Sun City Center\, FL UID:e.1369.23502 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260427T213233Z URL:https://www.southshorechamberofcommerce.org/events/details/pelican-players-community-theater-present-neil-simon-s-the-odd-couple-female-version-23502 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR