Visual and Performing Artists and Events in the news March 1-7, 2023

This is who and what’s creating news in Southwest Florida’s visual and performing arts community this week:

1     ACTORS

Joey Bostic in ‘Sweeney Todd’ ensemble at Lab Theater

Joey Bostic is a Fort Myers based actor and aspiring director. He currently appears in the ensemble of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street at the Laboratory Theater of Florida. Bostic’s previous credits include the role of Frank N Furter in The Rocky Horror Show at both Fort Myers Theater and New Phoenix Theatre, Benny in Rent at Fort Myers Theatre, virgin-turned-vampire Madeleine Astarte in Charles Busch’s Vampire Lesbians of Sodom for the Alliance for the Arts and the butler Jacob in La Cage Aux Folles. Go here to see the rest of Bostic’s theatrical credits.

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Chance Cintron is Norwayne Crumpler in ‘Doublewide, Texas’

Chance Cintron is a Fort Myers television and stage actor. He is appearing in the role of Norwayne Crumpler in Doublewide, Texas in the Off Broadway Palm through April 9. His stage credits include Ha! Ha! Ho! The Holiday Show at Off Broadway Palm (2022), Nick in Over the River and Through the Woods at Off Broadway Palm, Bo in Grumpy Old Men for Broadway Palm, Konstantin Treplyov in FSW Black Box Theatre’s production of Anton Chekhov’s The Seagull, Mr. Wormwood in Florida Repertory Theatre Education’s conservancy production of Matilda and Georg in Florida Rep Education’s conservancy production of Spring Awakening. You’ll find more of Chance’s credits here.

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Kevin Crumpler returns to Fort Myers Theatre as Judas and John the Baptist in ‘Godspell’

Kevin Crumpler plays the parts of John the Baptist and Judas for Fort Myers Theatre in Godspell. His prior credits include Professor Bhaer in Little Women (his Florida debut), Caractacus Potts in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, the Beast in Beauty & The Beast, Lancelot in Camelot, Buck Barrow in Bonnie and Clyde, Warren Sheffield in Meet Me in St. Louis and Sonny Malone in Xanadu. Go here for the rest of Kevin’s credits.

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Jorja Evans one of Jesus’ disciples in ‘Godspell’

Jorja Evans plays on of Jesus’ modern-day disciples for Fort Myers Theatre in Godspell. Her previous credits include Amy March in Little Women, work in the ensemble of Elf Jr., Miss Honey in Matilda, Jr., Mrs. McKee in The Great Gatsby, Margot Frank in The Diary of Anne Frank and Ursula in Fort Myers Theatre’s summer show The Little Mermaid Jr. (2020).

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Susan Greenhill plays Ethel Thayer for Florida Rep in ‘On Golden Pond’

Susan Greenhill plays the part of Ethel Thayer for Florida Rep in On Golden Pond. She returns after first appearing in Becoming Dr. Ruth. In New York, Susan was in Crimes of the Heart on Broadway and many new plays at Playwrights Horizons, Primary Stages, Actors Studio Theatre, and Urban Stages among others. Regionally, she has played leading roles at numerous theatres from The Long Wharf to The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis in such plays as The Glass Menagerie, Noises off, The Clean House (Acclaim Award), Dinner with Friends (SRQ Award), Sideman (Barrymore Award), Private Lives, 4000 Miles, and Shirley Valentine. On TV and film, she has been seen on The Good Wife, Law & Order, The Chappelle Show, Clarissa Explains It All, Guiding Light, Italian Movie, Pecker (Jon Waters, director), Bargain by Hail Street, and New World Order (Sundance Festival). During the pandemic she spent a lot of time doing readings and performances of new plays online. For more, please visit www.susangreenhill.com

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Steven Michael Kennedy is Adolfo Perilli in ‘Sweeney Todd’

Steven Michael Kennedy is a Cape Coral actor and director. He currently plays the part of Adolfo Pirelli for Lab Theater in Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Steven’s acting credits include Melanie Daniels in Lab Theater’s parody of The Birds, Princeton in Avenue Q,  Leonardo da Vinci in Botticelli in the Fire  and Grumpy Old Men for Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre. You will find the rest of Steven Michael’s credits here.

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Mark King in ‘Sweeney Todd’ ensemble

Mark King continues to expand his thespian resume. He appears in the ensemble of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street for the Laboratory Theater of Florida through March 11, 2023. Go here to find out what else Mark has been in.

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Martin LaPlatney is Norman Thayer in ‘On Golden Pond’

Martin LaPlatney plays Norman Thayer for Florida Rep in On Golden Pond. Martin’s Florida Rep credits include Morning After Grace and One Slight Hitch. His Broadway credits include Amadeus, The Crucifer of Blood, Hedda Gabbler, Major Barbara, The Road To Mecca. Off-Broadway, he performed in Tartuffe, The Passion of Dracula, The Waverly Gallery, Give Me Your Answer Do (Roundabout Theater), The Paris Letter, Pretty Hunger (The Public Theater). Regionally, he had leading roles, ranging from Jack Tanner in Man and Superman to Macbeth, at The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Hartford Stage Company, Indiana Repertory Theater, The Ahmanson Theatre, Olney Theater Center, GeVa Theater, Delaware Theatre Company, Baltimore Center Stage, The Empty Space, ACT, (Seattle), Pennsylvania Center Stage, Florida Studio Theater, and many others. You may have also seen LaPlatney on television in Law and Order, Cosby Mysteries, Alien Nation, Royal Pains, The Good Wife, Boardwalk Empire, Elementary, Blue Bloods, and a bunch of commercials. Martin has been happily married to Susan Greenhill for many years.

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Gabrielle Lansden is Johanna in ‘Sweeney Todd’ at Lab Theater

Gabrielle Lansden is a multitalented creative. In addition to being a gifted actor, she is a self-employed voice actor, Scenic Designer for Laboratory Theater of Florida and promotional model and brand ambassador at Rockstar Harley-Davidson. She currently appears for Lab Theater in the role of Johanna in Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Lansden’s acting credits include the part of Lucy in Avenue Q and Janet Weiss in New Phoenix Theatre’s production of Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror Show. Go here for more on Gabrielle’s theatrical credits.

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John McKerrow is Jonas Fogg and ensemble member in ‘Sweeney Todd’

John McKerrow is a Naples-based stage, film and television actor, director and acting coach. He appears in the role of Jonas Fogg and the ensemble of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street for Lab Theater. Included in John’s local stage credits are Ed/Father for Players Circle Theatre in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Prospero in The Tempest (Lab Theater), Bill in Mamma Mia!, Barrymore in I Hate Hamlet, Petruchio in The Taming of the Shrew and Macbeth in Macbeth and Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing. Go here to see John’s full profile.

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MaryAnne McKerrow makes Lab Theater debut as Mrs. Lovett in ‘Sweeney’

MaryAnne McKerrow makes her Lab Theater debut in the role of Mrs. Lovett in Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Naples audiences last saw MaryAnne on stage at The Naples Players as Donna in Mamma Mia! Other musical theater performing credits include Momma Rose in Gypsy, Madame Thernardier in Les Miserables, Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors, the title role in Mame and Agnes in I Do! I Do! You can read more about MaryAnne here.

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Trace Meier plays corrupt Judge Turpin in ‘Sweeney Todd’ for Lab Theater

Trace Meier portrays corrupt Judge Turpin in Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. It is Judge Turpin who foments Sweeney’s murder spree by sentencing him to a penal colony in Australia on false charges so that he’ll have unimpeded access to Sweeney’s beautiful young wife, Lucy, who commits suicide by poison after being raped and tormented by the judge. Back in London fifteen years later, Sweeney swears to avenge his wife and daughter. Trace’s stage credits include Sir Danvers Carew for New Phoenix Theatre in Jekyll & Hyde the Musical, multiple roles in Quartet and Young Frankenstein, and Dr. Scott in Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror Show. 

You will find the rest of Trace’s theatrical credits here.

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Ariana Milian in ‘Sweeney Todd’ ensemble

Ariana Milian presently appears in the ensemble of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street at the Laboratory Theater of Florida through March 11, 2023. She previously appeared as Sister Sophia in The Sound of Music for Fort Myers Theatre, as one of the phantoms in The Rocky Horror Show, in the ensemble of Rent, as one of the cut dancers in A Chorus Line and Alice in Alice in Wonderland. A Florida Gulf Coast University alum, Ariana has loved theatre and being onstage since she was very young.

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Lauren Miller is Beggar Woman in ‘Sweeney Todd’ at Lab Theater

Lauren Miller plays the Beggar Woman in Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street for Lab Theater. Among Lauren’s prior stage credits are Joanne Jefferson for Fort Myers Theatre in the rock opera Rent, Ann Putnam in Lab Theater’s production of The Crucible, Mazeppa in Gypsy, Sister Mary Hubert in Nunsense, Henrietta in All Shook Up and Kit Kat Girl Texas in Brenda Kensler’s blockbuster production of Cabaret in 2015.

Go here to view the rest of Lauren’s theatrical credits.

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River Reed is young Tobias in ‘Sweeney Todd’

River Reed plays the part of Tobias for Lab Theater in Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. He was last seen in the role of Les in Newsies and on the Lab Theater stage in Mothers and Sons. River has been acting since the age of six, appearing in productions at numerous Southwest Florida venues, including the Alliance for the Arts, Broadway Palm Dinner Theater, Cultural Park Theater, Florida Repertory Theatre, Fort Myers Theatre, Lab Theater and Melody Lane Performing Arts Center. Go here for more.

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Dave Rode plays bucket list role of Sweeney Todd at Lab Theater

Dave Rode plays a bucket list part when he assumes the title role of Sweeney Todd for Lab Theater. “For me this is the culmination of a long journey that started when I first heard Michael Cerveris perform the title part,” divulges Dave, who “finds ways” to connect with his character, a serial killer who helps dice up his victims so that his partner, Mrs. Lovett, can include them as the key ingredient in the meat pies she sells to the good people of London. You will find the rest of Dave’s stage credits here.

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Cameron Rogers is the sailor, Anthony, in ‘Sweeney Todd’

Local actor Cameron Rogers is amassing an impressive resume. He currently plays the part of Anthony for Lab Theater in Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Cameron’s stage credits to date include the CFABS Youth Theatre’s production of Thorton Wilder’s Our Town, Chevalier Raphael Danceny in Laboratory Theater’s production of Dangerous Liaisons, Rapunzel’s Prince in Into the Woods at Florida Rep, the groom in The Wedding Story, and Brad in Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror Show for New Phoenix Theatre. Go here for all of Cameron’s theatrical credits.

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Vanessa Schoof in ‘Doublewide, Texas’ at Off Broadway Palm

Vanessa Schoof made her professional acting debut at Theatre Conspiracy in the role of Susie Glenn in Selina Fillinger’s drama Faceless. Now she appears in Doublewide, Texas in the Off Broadway Palm Theatre. Born and raised in Fort Myers, she pursued theater at Lehigh Senior High School. Her most notable performances there included the roles of Addaperle in The Wiz, Violet in 9 to 5, and Donna Alternate in Mamma Mia! Go here for more on Vanessa.

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Sharon True leaves ensemble on Sundays to play Lovett in ‘Sweeney Todd’

Sharon True works in the ensemble of Sweeney Todd: Demon Barber of Fleet Street … except on Sundays, when she takes over the role of Mrs. Lovett, Sweeney’s pie-paking confederate and co-conspirator. Lovett is a fascinating character. She comes across as diabolically manipulative, but Sweeney himself puts his finger on her true motivation. She’s a ruthless and unapologetic pragmatist or, in Sweene’s words, “eminently practical.” Why waste a perfectly good corpse when the flesh can be used in lieu of hard-to-get animal meat for the pies she sells in her shop below Sweeney’s barber shop. The rest of this post is here.

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Kendra Weaver returns to Foulds Theatre as voice of the wall in ‘Hatmaker’s Wife’

Kendra made her Theatre Conspiracy at the Alliance debut as Goodman in Men on Boats, She returns the Foulds Theatre stage as the voice of the wall in Lauren Yee’s The Hatmaker’s Wife, and she regularly appears as Mom and Wife in the new dramedy Our Crazy Life, which also stars (mais oui) her hilarious husband and rambunctious kids.

Go here to see all of Kendra’s stage credits.

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Jack Weld plays Beadle Bamford with ruthless detachment in ‘Sweeney Todd’

Jack Weld plays the part of Beadle Bamford in Lab Theater’s production of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. As corrupt Judge Turpin’s greasy lackey, it is Beadle who orders the police to arrest Benjamin Barker on false charges so that with him out of the way, the judge can drug and rape his pretty young wife. Weld portrays the Beadle with a ruthless detachment reminiscent of Travolta’s Vincent Vega, possibly a reflection of his Shakespearean heritage. The rest of Jack’s theatrical credits are here.

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Madelaine Weymouth is Voice in ‘The Hatmaker’s Wife’

Madelaine Weymouth plays Voice in Theatre Conspiracy at the Alliance’s production of Lauren Yee’s The Hatmaker’s Wife. Maddy’s acting credits include Jen in Bekah Brunstetter’s The Cake for the Alliance for the Arts, Claudia Faith Draper in Nuts for The Studio Players, Elina in 2019 New Play Contest winner Phillip Christian’s The Chechens, Betty Schaefer in Lab Theater’s summer spoof Sunset Schmoulevard, and Clarice Orsini in the regional premiere of Jordan Tannahill’s Botticelli in the Fire. Go here for more.

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Jim Yarnes is Meckle in ‘The Hatmaker’s Wife’

Jim Yarnes is enjoying his 43rd year on stage. He started with Gulf Coast Opera Company before going on to perform at the Broadway Palm Dinner Theater, Cultural Park Theater, Lab Theater and Theatre Conspiracy at the Alliance for the Arts. He next appears in the role of big-hearted Meckle in Theatre Conspiracy at the Alliance’s production of Lauren Yee’s magical surrealistic comedy The Hatmaker’s Wife.

Go here to view Jim’s full profile.

Carmen Crussard makes Theatre Conspiracy directorial debut with ‘The Hatmaker’s Wife’

She makes her Theatre Conspiracy at the Alliance directorial debut with Lauren Yee’s The Hatmaker’s Wife, a beautiful and poignant story that is sure to move audiences with its authenticity and dazzle them with its whimsy. At the Alliance, she is best known as its Youth Theatre Director. In that capacity, she has directed such wondrously ambitious, wonderfully-staged and densely-packed musical productions over the past decade as Pippin, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Calvin Berger, Monty Python’s Spamalot the Musical, Heathers the Musical, Almost, Maine, Peter Pan, Jr. and Xanadu, Jr. See all of Carmen’s credits here.

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Paul Graffy tackles Sondheim as ‘Sweeney Todd’ director

Paul Graffy tackles Sondheim as director for Lab Theater’s production of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Graffy has directed more than 15 productions, including Hedwig and the Angry Inch for Lab Theater in 2018, Beth Henley’s Southern Gothic tragi-comedy Crimes of the Heart for Lab Theater in 2018, Les Liaisons Dangereuses for The Naples Players in 2014 and Steel Magnolias for The Naples Players in 2013. He next directs Les Liaisons Dangereuses for Lab Theater. He next directs The Cocktail Hour at Players Circle Theatre. Go here for all of Paul’s theatrical credits.

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Madelaine Weymouth is ‘Sweeney Todd’ Assistant Director

Madelaine Weymouth serves as Assistant Director in Lab Theater’s production of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Her other directing credits include The Parking Lot for Theatre Conspiracy, The Thanksgiving Play and the regional premiere of Chiara Atik’s comedy Five Times in One Night. As head of Lab’s winter camp, she also co-directed Trap, The Wolves (2019) and Evil Dead (2018).

Spotlight on River Basin muralist Rod Acosta

Local artist Rodney Acosta has painted two panels for the Fort Myers River Basin Mural Project. The first is the actual fort’s guardhouse and a survey map that was drawn to scale by a major who came in 1856 to find out why so much money was being spent to build the fort. The second is a rendering of Fort Myers’ colorful sheriff, Frank Tippins, in a boat on the Caloosahatchee River with three other men.

The rest of Rodney’s bio is here.

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Spotlight on River Basin muralist Lorrie Bennett

Lorrie Bennett is one of 39 artists who have painted murals for the River Basin Mural Project being conducted by the City’s Public Art Committee, Community Redevelopment Agency and Fort Myers Mural Society. Lorrie has painted two River Basin murals – one of Seminole Chief and feared warrior Billy Bowlegs and the other of Uncle Marion Hendry’s Grocery Store at the northeast corner of Hendry and Front Streets. Lorrie describes herself as a self-taught intuitive, contemporary, and expressive mixed media artist and illustrator who, from an early age, had an affinity for drawing and painting. For Lorrie, creating has always been a journey of experimentation and exploration. The rest of Lorrie’s credits can be read here.

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Spotlight on River Basin muralist Michelle J. McDonald

As you walk around the basin next to Luminary Hotel, you’ll come across a mural depicting the arrival of colorfully attired guests on the pier at Thomas Edison’s home downriver on McGregor Boulevard. It was rendered by Michelle J. McDonald, who currently works primarily in acrylics and pastels. She is also known for her “Beautiful Bookmarks,” which are comprised of scraps of paper that create a collage. Michelle’s story is like that of many other later-in-life Florida artists. Go here to find out how.

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Alliance releases names of this year’s All Florida exhibitors

The Alliance for the Arts’ eagerly-anticipated 37th Annual All Florida Juried Exhibit opens with a 5:00-7:00 p.m. reception for the artists on Friday, March 3. From the 700-plus submissions that the Alliance received this year, juror Grace Gdaniec selected 66 pieces, which come from the studios and ateliers of the following artists: [Go here to see who made the cut]

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Spotlight on 37th Annual All Florida juror Grace Gdaniec

The Alliance for the Arts’ eagerly-anticipated 37th Annual All Florida Juried Exhibit opens with a 5:00-7:00 p.m. reception for the artists on Friday, March 3. From the 700-plus submissions that the Alliance received this year, juror Grace Gdaniec selected 66 pieces for inclusion in the show.

“It was an honor to jury the 37th Annual All Florida Exhibition at Art Alliance,” Gdaniec says in her Juror’s Statement. “The large number of entries this year is a testament to the reputation of the Exhibition, and the number of contemporary artists from around the state that are actively creating in Florida’s vivid and vast artistic landscape.” The rest of this profile is here.

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Spotlight on All Florida artist Linda Hugues

One of the 66 artworks juried into the 37^th Annual All Florida Exhibit on view in the main gallery of the Alliance for the Arts through April 1 is Linda Hugues’ oil painting Pink on the Street. Hugues’ sunlit cityscapes and landscapes speak of joy and connection in everyday life. Hugues paints either in oil or acrylic. “Oil for its luscious smoothness and blending qualities, and acrylic for its bright colors and forgiveness,” says Linda. The rest of this Spotlight is here.

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DAAS’ April show features art of group of local artists

DAAS CO-OP Art Gallery & Gifts is showcasing the artwork of a group of local artists in April. Each participating artist was invited to submit one piece representative of their work and creativity.

One of the artists who accepted DAAS’ invitation is Sonia Rose, a member of the Union Artist Studios on Fort Myers. Her work explores a variety of mediums, evoking spiritualism and mysticism.

Rosa has collaborated with multiple artists as a professional figure model and is very well known in the art scene of our city.

Visual artist and graphic designer Julia Da Rocha is another participant. She brings a vibrant, feminine and intuitive approach to the mix. Da Rocha, also a member of the Union Artist Studios, exemplifies freedom in her work, rejecting limitations on her medium and process. Her work, as well as several other participating artists, will help create an atmosphere of wonder and an introduction into the artistic world of each exhibiting artist.

“Our gallery enjoys these invitational exhibitions because they support a number of artists and challenge them to create something special for the exhibition,” remarks DAAS CO-OP Art Gallery co-owner and curator David Acevedo. “When you put a group of highly creative individuals to work together, wonderful and unexpected things happen and that is essentially what our [cooperative] gallery concept is.”

Acevedo also founded the Union Artist Studios and most recently, the Arts & Eats Café, located in the campus of the Alliance for the Arts in Fort Myers.

The opening reception is scheduled for Friday, April 7, 2023, from 6:00 to 9:30 p.m., in conjunction with the monthly Fort Myers Art Walk event. The exhibition will be on display through April 30, 2023.

DAAS CO-OP Art Gallery & Gifts is located at 1815 Fowler Street, in the Butterfly Estates complex in Fort Myers, FL. The gallery’s business hours are Wednesday to Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. More information about the venue and/or how to become a member can be found at daascoop.com or by calling 239-590-8645.

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Listen to the eerie details about ‘American Monster’ on WGCU

America has a long-standing love affair with slasher movies and plays. Locally, Lab Theater is producing Sweeney Todd and on Friday and Saturday night, March 3 & 4, Gold Theatricals brings to Fort Myers Theater a multi-media presentation by a man who claims that before his great-great-grandfather became America’s most prolific real-life slasher, he got his start in London as Jack the Ripper.

Listen to the eerie details on WGCU.

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Gulf Coast Symphony brings ‘Gypsy’ to Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall

Gulf Coast Symphony’s production of Gypsy comes to the Barbara B. Mann Performing Art Hall for two 7:30 p.m. shows, the first on March 17 and the other March 18. With lyrics by the immortal Stephen Sondheim, music by Jule Styne and book by Arthur Laurents based on the memoirs of striptease artist Gypsy Rose Lee, this groundbreaking 1959 musical focuses on her mother, Rose, whose name is synonymous with “the ultimate show business mother.”

The rest of this advance is here.

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‘Doublewide, Texas’ in Off Broadway Palm through April 9

On stage in the Off Broadway Palm Theatre through April 9 is Doublewide, Texas. This laugh-out-loud comedy comes from the writers of The Savannah Sipping Society and The Dixie Swim Club.

This hilarious, fast-paced Southern-fried comedy follows the inhabitants of one of the smallest trailer parks in Texas as they scheme to save their little community after finding out that the nearby town of Tugaloo is determined to annex them. In Doublewide, Texas, life is double the fun, double the joy, and double the laughter.

Off Broadway Palm Artistic Director Paul Bernier directs Chance Cintron (Norwayne Crumpler), Kay Francis (Big Ethel Satterwhite), ML Graham (Georgia Dean Rudd), Jim Heffernan, Rachel Lord (Larken Barken), Ken Quiricone (Lomax Tanner), Vanessa Schoof, Donna Schulte (Caprice Crumpler) and Jenny Smith.

Performances are Tuesday through Sunday evenings, with selected matinees. Ticket prices range from $50 to $70 with discounts available for groups of 20 or more. Tickets are now on sale and can be reserved by calling (239) 278-4422, visiting BroadwayPalm.com or in person at 1380 Colonial Boulevard in Fort Myers.

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Whimsical and poignant ‘Hatmaker’s Wife’ at Theatre Conspiracy at the Alliance

Theatre Conspiracy at the Alliance for the Arts presents The Hatmaker’s Wife March 16-26. Premiering Off-Broadway in 2013, this whimsical and poignant play has now made its way to our very own Fould’s Theatre. Sweet and surreal, it’s a story that bends time and space to redefine the idea of family, home, and true love itself. The rest of this advance is here.

Go here for play dates, times and tickets.