NIGHT AND DAY Extended Again at Florida Repertory Theatre
Florida Repertory Theatre extends the world premiere of "Night and Day: Love Lost and Found through the Eyes of Cole Porter" for a second time, now playing through March 25, 2018 in the ArtStage Studio Theatre.
"Night and Day" features 36 of the most beloved songs our time such as "Anything Goes," "You're the Top," "I've Got You Under My Skin," and the title song, "Night and Day." Priced at $55 for regular performances, tickets are available at www.FloridaRep.org and through the box office at 239-332-4488. Performances are Tuesday-Saturday at 7pm with 2PM matinees on Thursday, Sunday, and selected Saturdays. Seating is limited in the intimate 115-seat venue, and tickets are selling fast.
New for the 2017-2018 Season, weeknight performances (Tues.-Thurs.) begin at 7PM. Weekend evening performances remain at 8PM and matinees on Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday are still set for the popular 2PM curtain time.
"Night and Day" is generously sponsored by Sam Galloway Family of Dealerships and Finemark National Bank and Trust.
Florida Repertory Theatre performs in the Historic Arcade Theatre and the ArtStage Studio Theatre on Bay St. between Jackson & Hendry with limited free parking in the Fort Myers River District. Visit Florida Rep online at FloridaRep.org, and by following the company on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube. AT A GLANCE
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