Guest Artist Pack - And Then There Were None

GUEST ARTIST PACKET LINK TO PLAYBILL LINK TO PRODUCTION PHOTOS (credit Nick Adams) WARNING – the first photos in the link view are the hanging

Link to photo call w/ Chase Brackett (credit Joe Dafeldecker)

LINK TO PR & PRESS PROMOTIONAL PHOTOS LINKS TO eBlast PROMOTIONS •

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11/17/2022 UP NEXT: AND THEN THERE WERE NONE 11/30/2022 NONE OPENS THIS WEEK! 12/07/2022 BEWARE OF ROGUES & RED HERRINGS 12/14/2022 INTERVIEW WITH THE DIRECTOR

PROMOTIONAL VIDEOS……………………………………….……..Page 2 IN THE NEWS………………..…………………….………………………Page 2 REVIEWS……………………………………………………………………..Page 13 PATRON COMMENTS…………………………………….…………...Page 19 PRINT ADVERTISING SAMPLES..…………………….….….….…Page 21 FLORIDA REP PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL SAMPLE…...….Page 23 Thank you for bringing an air of mystery to our stage!

Deborah Jonsson, Marketing Director djonsson@floridarep.org

AND THEN THERE WERE NONE

PROMOTIONAL VIDEOS LINK to Florida Repertory Theatre YouTube Channel

AND THEN THERE WERE NONE

IN THE NEWS ABC-7 TELEVISION SPOT

LINK TO SEGMENT (12/12/2022)

FORT MYER NEWS PRESS

December 7, 2022

AND THEN THERE WERE NONE

PATRON COMMENTS Really enjoyed the show! The actors all did a wonderful job.

Great production & lots of fun.

Hello there, We had a wonderful family night attending your local theatre. The acting and costumes were on point. The first half moved a bit slowly considering the predictable plot that characters would be murdered one by one, but the second half really made up for that. Overall, we very much enjoyed the performance and hope to be back again soon.

Loved the poem in the program relating to the show.

Excellent production The actors were such characters and quite delightful Keep up the good work. Thank you Acting of ALL players EXCELLENT. My wife and I really enjoyed this one!

So enjoyed this mystery. Each aspect of the show was so good. Love the set and the weather changes. Your actors are very believable. So happy the theater survived Ian! All aspects were terrific Just simply fun! loved the play. The actors did an outstanding job.

Saw it In London twice. Your show equal suspense.

As always, in recent years, found it to be an excellent experience.

We enjoyed it very much. The acting and direction were excellent.

You always do great work. very well done

EXCELLENT production!! = Absolutely wonderful!!!

The Rep is back to the excellence it has displayed in previous seasons. It is good to see some of the actors we have enjoyed in the past repeating the high quality performances we expect to see at the Rep. A classic play and outstanding acting.

Moved along nicely kept your interest We especially loved the interesting set!

Excellent acting Staging was great Great actor selection loved the actors.....great performances I never notice lifting but the lighting was so impressive it could not be ignored. The time of day was so clear from the lighting. It was impressive.

Cast was great.

Enjoyed the production except for the interruption of a patron's ringing cell phone good job!!

WELL DONE! I loved the superb acting, the excellent settings, and the choice of such a fine old classic THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST PLAYS I HAVE SEEN IN RECENT YEARS Impressive accents from the American actors which continued the full performance. Thomason did an excellent job 'going crazy.'

It was so fantastic!

It was wonderful!

That was good!

Great show, we loved it!

We want to come back and try to figure out who takes the little Soldiers.

Really good, Very good play! I liked it!

4 | WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2022 | THE NEWS-PRESS

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Nosh Continued from Page 3C

Suppers fi t for sultans Simit Fresh Mediterranean, one of our food critic’s favorite restaurants of 2022, is swapping breakfast for dinner service with new hours from 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. The Levantine fare from salads to stews and so many delectable dishes in between is fantastic. The mostly Mediterranean wine list is studded with hard-to-fi nd hidden gems from ancient yet emerging regions including Turkey, Macedonia and Bulgaria.

(1230 Airport Pulling Road N., Naples; 239-331-4477; simitfresh.com)

Carryout comfort food Gourmet Mama is a new-ish comfort food destination for carryout, catering and casual dining-in with counter service. Specials change daily; during our visit pot roast, meatloaf and deliciously spicy, Cajun sausage gumbo were on the

Spicy gumbo is a specialty at Gourmet Mama’s on Pine Ridge Road.

DIANA BIEDERMAN PHOTOS/NAPLES DAILY NEWS

menu. Proprietor and “chief bottle washer” Zannos Grekos small-batch cooks everything from scratch.

(2063 Pine Ridge Road, Naples; 239431-7919; gourmetmama.online)

Best bite Diagonally across the parking lot Best bite this week: Bonjour’s spinach and goat cheese quiche ($14) served with salad.

from Gourmet Mama, Restaurant Bonjour’s goat cheese and spinach quiche is lighter than air with an ultra-thin fl aky crust, making for a delish lunch. Served with a salad dressed in a sweetly tangy vinaigrette for $14, the quiche pairs beautifully with a pour of one of the restaurant’s house wines by the glass, Chevalier Alexis Lichine, a non-oaky, crisp French chardonnay.

(2099 Pine Ridge Road, Naples; 239566-2275; restaurantbonjournaplesfl a.com)

86-year-old botanic and zoological gardens as well as the nonprofi t’s welcome center, gift shop, administrative offi ces and animal care kitchen, all remaining non-operational due to water and wind damage incurred by Hurricane Ian. Tickets are $50 for Garden members, $55 for nonmembers and include unlimited beer and wine tastings, access to the park plus music and magic performances.

(27180 Old 41 Road, Bonita Springs; 239-992-2591; wondergardens.org)

Cocktails with cockatoos

Cocktails & shopping

“Brews for the Birds” is on tap at the Wonder Gardens Dec. 9 from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Food trucks include Dudley’s Beachside BBQ, Eat Bold and Eazy Cheezy. Participating breweries and beverage sponsors are Abita, Bells, Cigar City Brewing, Cycle/Brew Hub, Flying Eagle Kombucha, Fort Myers Brewing, Keel Farms, Lagunitas, New Belgium, Sierra Nevada, Tank Brewing, Terrapin and Walking Tree.

Funds go to the care of rescued, rehabilitated and non-releasable birds at the

On Dec. 16 from 5:30-7:30 p.m., the Naples Art Institute plays host to the Naples Woman’s Club’s annual “Artisan Marketplace Cocktail Party.” Proceeds benefi t college scholarships for the arts.

Tulia Catering provides nibbles and sips. Pre-paid non-refundable tickets are $65 and must be reserved by Dec. 12 via napleswomansclub.org.

Can’t make the party? The market runs Dec. 16-17 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

See NOSH, Page 5C