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Talley's Folly at Florida Repertory Theatre
Dates: 11/27/2012 - 12/16/2012
📍 Theatre: Florida Repertory Theatre Florida Rep is one of Lee County and Southwest Florida’s most important cultural and educational i (read more...)
2267 first street
Fort Myers, FL 33901
Phone: 239-332-4488
Tickets: Single Tickets: $45/$40 Previews: $25
Running Time: 2 hours
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Winner of the Pulitzer Prize in Drama, Talleys Folly is a lyrical romance that follows the unlikely courtship of young Sally Talley and her much older Jewish suitor, Matt Friedman. Set in 1944, the play unfolds magically in a Victorian boathouse on the banks of the Missouri River. Matt arrives just at twilight to confess his love to a reluctant Sally, who believes she is no longer capable of loving, but in the play's final touching moments we see that these may be two kindred spirits.
Ages: Adults and Young Educated People
Cast and Creative Team for Talley's Folly at Florida Repertory Theatre
Cast: Rachel Burtram and Chris Clavelli
Director: Jackson Phippin
Production Stage Manager: Janine Wochna
Set Designer: Richard Crowell
Lighting Designer: Matthew McCarthy
Costume Designer: Roberta Malcolm
Sound Designer: Kate Smith
Director: Jackson Phippin
Production Stage Manager: Janine Wochna
Set Designer: Richard Crowell
Lighting Designer: Matthew McCarthy
Costume Designer: Roberta Malcolm
Sound Designer: Kate Smith
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About the Theatre
Florida Repertory Theatre is a fully professional theatre company that the Wall Street Journal called “One of America’s Top Repertory Companies!” Performing in the Historic Arcade Theatre, Florida Rep produces a wide variety of comedies, dramas, and musicals, and brings more than 87,000 people to the Fort Myers River District annually.
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