http://www.gonaples.com/blogs/gonaples.com Blogsen-ushttp://blogs.naplesnews.com/stage-door/2012/05/movies-shakespeare-christopher-plummer-the-tempest.htmlHere's one for the Shakespeare fans. There must be some out there, what with at least two Shakespeare productions on tap next season ("Othello" and "The Taming of the Shrew"). Here's your catch to catch Christopher Plummer in "The Tempest." Chris SilkMon, 14 May 2012 10:57:23 -0000http://blogs.naplesnews.com/stage-door/2012/05/movies-shakespeare-christopher-plummer-the-tempest.htmlhttp://blogs.naplesnews.com/stage-door/2012/05/sarasota-florida-studio-theatre-summer-season.htmlSarasota is a bit far - even for me. But there's a couple interesting things in Florida Studio Theatre's summer season. If you're looking for a staycation or a weekend out of town, why not check out some culture while you're at it? Chris SilkMon, 14 May 2012 09:30:10 -0000http://blogs.naplesnews.com/stage-door/2012/05/sarasota-florida-studio-theatre-summer-season.htmlhttp://blogs.naplesnews.com/stage-door/2012/05/city-scenes-theater-company-naked-tickets.htmlCarmen Crussard wants audiences to get "naked" on May 11. And May 12. And May 13. But not that kind of naked. Southwest Florida's newest theater company, City Scenes, debuts with "Naked," an intense, original, one-man show about one boy's struggle to go through life. Chris SilkFri, 11 May 2012 11:57:24 -0000http://blogs.naplesnews.com/stage-door/2012/05/city-scenes-theater-company-naked-tickets.htmlhttp://blogs.naplesnews.com/stage-door/2012/05/florida-repertory-theatre-mystery-of-irma-vep-reviews.htmlWell, the reviews are in. "The Mystery of Irma Vep" looks like a hit. I quite enjoyed the show - especially the technical part of how the theater managed the quick changes and the brilliance that went into the costumes and all the backstage events themselves. Chris SilkFri, 11 May 2012 11:55:54 -0000http://blogs.naplesnews.com/stage-door/2012/05/florida-repertory-theatre-mystery-of-irma-vep-reviews.htmlhttp://blogs.naplesnews.com/stage-door/2012/05/photos-lab-theater-the-plague-world-premier-albert-camus.htmlHere's the press release for the Lab Theater's world premiere of "The Plague." Louise Wigglesworth adapted the Albert Camus novel into a play, which will get its first staging in Fort Myers. "The Plague" runs May 11-26 at the Lab Theater, located at 1634 Woodford Avenue in downtown Fort Myers. Tickets are $20. Call (239) 218-0481 or online at laboratorytheaterflorida.com. Chris SilkFri, 11 May 2012 11:51:20 -0000http://blogs.naplesnews.com/stage-door/2012/05/photos-lab-theater-the-plague-world-premier-albert-camus.html