Guys & Dolls
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About the Theatre
Gulfshore Playhouse creates theatre of the highest caliber because we believe that diverse theatre experiences brought to life by professionals can transform lives.
Our Mission
Gulfshore Playhouse is passionately committed to enriching the cultural landscape of our region by producing professional theatre to the highest artistic standards and providing unique educational opportunities to diverse groups of people in a spirit of service, adventure, and excitement. Our work is inspired by a belief in the magic of theatre to expand the imagination, challenge the senses, provoke discussion, and revitalize in our audience an understanding of our common humanity. This belief drives the care with which we treat our artists, audiences, students, staff, and members of the greater community.
Our Commitment
We create experiences to the highest professional standards for all people. True to our mission statement and organizational charter, we are creating a place where diverse groups of people can experience, enjoy, and participate in professional theatre and educational programming produced to the highest artistic standards. Because we believe that inclusion is essential to fully understanding our common humanity, Gulfshore Playhouse aspires to be an inclusive space where people from all walks of life are welcomed, respected, seen, and valued. We work to be an artistic home for diverse artists, staff, students, and audiences.
Gulfshore Playhouse is creating transformative theatrical experiences through its professional mainstage season and educational programming for over 30,000 residents and visitors every year. Since its founding in 2004, Gulfshore Playhouse has established itself as a preeminent, nationally-recognized regional theatre in Southwest Florida. In the coming years, Gulfshore Playhouse will enter its exciting next stage as it moves into the Baker Theatre and Education Center, a state-of-the-art facility currently in construction on the corner of 1st Avenue S and Goodlette-Frank Rd.Upcoming Shows
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Review: THE SOUNDS OF 1967 at Broadway Palm
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Review: SAME TIME, NEXT YEAR at Players Circle Theater
Is it possible to be in love with two people at the same time? Is cheating on one’s spouse ever acceptable? Can physical intimacy exist without emotional intimacy?…
Review: ALL SHOOK UP at Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre
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Review: TITANIC: THE MUSICAL at Arts Bonita
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Review: I LOVED, I LOST, I MADE SPAGHETTI at Players Circle Theater
The set designed by Steven McLean for I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti at Players Circle Theater is that good. Exposed brick walls, stainless steel appliances, artsy posters. And, as the lady sitting next to me observed, a clean up crew that comes in at intermission.…
Review: ALL SHOOK UP at Broadway Palm
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Past Shows
45 total · showing 41–45
The Whipping Man
In 1865, The Civil War is over and throughout the south, slaves are being freed, soldiers are returning home and in Jewish homes, the annual celebration of Passover is being celebrated. Three men are at a crossroads - a Jewish Confederate soldier who has returned from battle...
The Importance of Being Earnest
One of the funniest comedies in the English language, this play revolves around Ernest Worthing, who has come from the country to propose to Algernon's cousin, Gwendolen. Algernon, however, refuses his consent until Ernest explains why his cigarette case bears the inscription...
I Am My Own Wife
How hard would you fight to BE who your soul wants you to be? Based on a true story and inspired by interviews conducted by the playwright over several years, I Am My Own Wife tells the fascinating tale of Charlotte von Mahlsdorf, a German man who managed to survive both the...
Art
Have you ever argued with a friend who had a different worldview? Was it bad enough that you considered ending the friendship over it? Probably the dispute was over something important, something about which you were so passionate that you were willing to stake your friendship...
God of Carnage
This Internationally-acclaimed comedy brings together two sets of Brooklyn parents after a playground altercation between their eleven-year-old boys. Though the meeting to resolve the matter begins with polite pleasantries, it quickly descends into primal madness as tempers...
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Sexy Laundry Florida Repertory Theatre (1/26-3/07) |
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Where's There's a Will, There's a Relative by Roger Karshner The Studio Players (5/14-5/30) |
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Little Bear Ridge Road by Samuel D Hunter The Studio Players (3/05-3/21) |
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Guys & Dolls Gulfshore Playhouse (3/03-4/11) |
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Ken Ludwig's The Game's A Foot Belle Theatre (9/18-9/26) |
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I Pagliacci by Ruggero Leoncavallo Baker Park (3/24-3/25) |
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The Rivals by Richard Brinsley Sheridan adapted by Bill Taylor The Laboratory Theater of Florida (11/13-11/29) |
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SIX (Boleyn Tour) Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Center (3/05-3/07) |
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Tom Briscoe’s “It’s Not Mansplaining, It’s Old Mansplaining” Arts Center Theatre (9/27-9/27) |
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The Glass Menagerie The Naples Players (2/03-3/07) |
