Pelican Players present "Bermuda Avenue Triangle" on stage at the Veterans Theater

“Bermuda Avenue Triangle” is the second main-stage production offered this year by the Pelican Players Community Theater of Sun City Center. Written by Academy Award-nominated playwrights Renee Taylor and Joseph Bologna, authors of “Lovers and Other Strangers,” the play is a racy, guilty pleasure.

Enjoy pure escapist fun in this adult comedy about two widows shuttled off to a Las Vegas retirement community by their daughters. Both seniors feel that their lives, which weren’t that great to begin with, have become really terrible … until the arrival of a mysterious lothario who (shall we say) refreshes their spirits.

“I wanted to direct this play because of the funny storyline,” says Director James Williams, adding, “I seem to gravitate toward farces, and this one is right up my alley.” The assistant director is Stephen Preuss, and Ruth Lake is the stage manager.  The play is filled with killer one-liners and just plain old funny circumstances. “It’s the kind of show where you will laugh until you cry,” says Williams.

The part of Angela Bruno is played by Diane Keyes; Rita Gangi by Dawna Gantvoort; Tess La Ruffo by Barbara Boyle; Fannie Saperstein by Carol MacAlister; Rabbi Levine by Paul Ansell; Officer Chubbs by Bob Horvath; and Johnny Paolucci by Kevin Steinke.