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THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 2011 ◆ 2ParadiseNADJA HANSENParadise EditorPAUL A. CLARINPublisher4TheaterPARADISE10Paparazzi12NightlifeTOM TUELLEditorDANETTE BASO-SILVERSDesign Editor5Summer Programsfor Kids14FilmRANDY ERICKSONVice President of OperationsDAVID SINGLETONDirector of Sales & Marketing6Music16The ArtsMIKE HENTZPhoto Editor20ROB O’NEAL, ANN BOESEContributor8ArtPhoto SafariRob O’NealReach UsPhone: (305) 292-7777Fax: (305) 294-0768Paradise This Weekis published weekly by CookeCommunications, 3420Northside Dr., Key West, FL.Second class postage paid byThe Citizen, Key West FL, 33040.Postmaster: Send addresschanges to The Citizen, P.O. Box1800, Key West FL 33041.Notice to Advertisers:The Citizen assumes no financialresponsibility for typographicalerrors in advertisements but whennotified promptly will reprint thatpart of the advertisement in whichthe typographical error appears.All advertising in this publicationis subject to the approval of thepublisher.The Citizen reserves the right tocorrectly classify, edit or delete anyobjectionable wording or reject theadvertisement in its entirety at anytime prior to scheduled publicationin the event it is determined thatthe advertisement or any part thereofis contrary to its general standardof advertising acceptance. Classifieddepartment hours are 8 a.m. to 5p.m. Monday through Friday; and 9a.m. to noon on Saturday.COVER BY J.T. THOMPSON: Solares Hill Design GroupHappy hour benefits Zontawith a live radio auctionat BottleCap Groove LoungeZonta Radio Day is held this Friday,April 28, from 4 to 8 p.m. during happyhour at BottleCap Groove Lounge,where gratuities will benefit Zonta andtheir scholarship fund. The happy hourwill host dozens of favorite celebritybartenders and live music is providedby legendary Nashville songwriter, BobDipiero.A reverse raffle begins at 5 p.m. witha grand prize of $4,500. Tickets are $50each and there will be only 250 sold.You may also listen live on 98.7 radio aswinners’ names are drawn for the raffle.You do not need to be present to win.For more information or to purchase aticket call 305-292-7963.The BottleCap Groove Lounge islocated at 1128 Simonton St. www.bottlecapkeywest.com.Save-the-date for Keys’16th Annual Tree GiveawayKeys Energy Services (KEYS) hosts its16th Annual Tree Giveaway on Saturday,May 7, at 8:30 a.m. at KEYS’ ServiceBuilding, 1001 James St., in Key WestTHIS JUST IN:and KEYS’ Cudjoe Electrical Substation,MM 22, Oceanside. The giveaway is on afirst-come, first-served basis for all KEYScustomers, who will have their choice oftwo free native shade trees each — whilesupplies last.Customers are urged to log on towww.KeysEnergy.com and click on theTree Giveaway icon for up-to-date eventinformation and a listing of the tree speciesthat will be available.KEYS’ Tree Giveaway began in 1994and is part of a nationwide public powerprogram called Tree Power sponsored bythe American Public Power Association(APPA). The national goal is to plant onetree for every public power customer fora total of 16 million trees. KEYS receivedthe Golden Tree Award from the APPAfor reaching its goal of planting morethan 27,500 trees, or one for every customerit serves, in 2004. To date, KEYShas given away more than 36,000 nativeshade trees.APPA is the national service organizationrepresenting more than 2,000 community-andstate-owned electric utilitiesthat provide electricity to 43 millionAmericans.Beginning with the 2009 TreeGiveaway, KEYS began holding the eventon odd-numbered years, with the 17thTree Giveaway scheduled to take placein 2013.Crusin’ For a CureParty at BottleCap SaturdayThis Saturday, April 30, from 7 to 10p.m. at the BottleCap Groove Loungejoin members and supporters of the KeyWest Police Department as they raisefunds for the American Cancer Society.The Police Department Team, otherwiseknown as the Red Hot Chili Peppers, hasput together a fun cruise-themed eventthat will have celebrity commissionerbartenders, appetizers and chancesto win prizes including two nights inthe oceanview suite at the Ocean KeyResort, a one-night stay at La Concha, atwo-night stay at the Casa Marine Resortand many upscale dining restaurantdinners. Also, a portion of bar proceedswill benefit the team.The American Cancer Society RelayFor Life is a life-changing event thatgives everyone in communities acrossthe globe a chance to celebrate the livesof people who have battled cancer,remember loved ones lost, and fightContinued on page 20
PARADISEDavid Black and Mark Watson co-star in ‘Red, White and Tuna’The Waterfront Playhouseconcludes its smash71st season with thehilarious “Red, Whiteand Tuna” by Jaston Williams,Joe Sears and Ed Howard.Opening on Thursday, May 5,“Tuna” runs until May 21 withperformances Wednesday toSaturday. Note that all curtaintimes are at 8:30 p.m.Directed by CameronMurray, “Red, White andTuna” features two of KeyWest’s most versatile actors,David Black and Mark Watson,who portray the entire cast ofmore than 25 characters. Theproduction is sponsored byConch Color with the openingnight party sponsored by JeffJohnson and Hy Conrad.“Red, White and Tuna” isthe third play in the four-play,lone star saga that began withthe hugely popular “GreaterTuna.” “RWT” is a satiricalportrait of life in Tuna, Texas,where polyester is fashionable,the Lion’s Club is tooliberal, and Patsy Cline neverdies. The play takes placeon that most patriotic ofholidays, July Fourth, and theoccasion is rife with tension.Romantic mix-ups, a ruthlessstruggle to gain the Reunion Between the two of them, Mark Watson and David Black portray more than 25 characters in ‘Red, White and Tuna.’Queen crown, a UFO-sightingand some bad potato salad Odd Couple” at the Waterfront Mark Watson also appeared sponsors of the Waterfrontcould set off more fireworks Playhouse. He’s also directed in “Whoop-Dee-Doo!” at the include Comcast, Digitalthan a Chinese New Year. The more than 40 musicals for Waterfront, as well as “Stop Island Media, El Meson deNew York Times calls it “howlinglyfunny!”High School, as well as con-playwright, and had his play, This production is sponsoredKeys Kids at the Key West Kiss.” He is an accomplished Pepe’s and WKWM/WLRN.“Greater Tuna” and its certs for the Key West Pops. “the Times,” produced at the in part by the Monroe Touristsequels have been produced David Black is one of the Waterfront. “The Times” wasall over the world. “A Tuna busiest actors in town. This recently one of the top fivePerformance at St. Paul’s presentsChristmas” was mounted at season he appeared in the finalists out of hundreds ofthe Waterfront in 2002 and smash Waterfront Playhouse script entries in the Greatstarred Black and Watson. The hits, “Lend Me a Tenor” and Gay Play Contest in Chicago.popularity of that production “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.” He was one of the stars ofmade it inevitable that they He also was seen in “Doubt,” the popular cabaret showTuesday & Fridayreunite these characters and “Urinetown,” “Reefer“Broadway Three-Ways” at “Classicalonce again bring the outrageousshenanigans of “Tuna” “Whoop-Dee-Doo!” “Stepping For tickets, call 294-5015Madness,” “The Best Man,” LaTeDa.Organ Music”Monday & Wednesdayback to the Waterfront stage. Out,” “Educating Rita” as or purchase tickets at www. “Baroque to Broadway”Director Cameron Murray well as many others at the WaterfrontPlayhouse.org, thehas directed “Stepping Out,” Waterfront Playhouse. He online ticketing service. Check St. Paul’s Episcopal,“Musical of Musicals, the appeared in concerts with the out the Friday Night Date special,which is two tickets for is located at Duval & Eaton.Key West’s church,Musical,” “Forever Plaid,” “Me Pops and productions at the340929and Jezebel” and “The Female Red Barn.$60, a savings of $20. SeasonPHOTO BY SHEEL GARLOCKDevelopment Council, theState of Florida, Departmentof State, Division of CulturalAffairs, the Florida ArtsCouncil, and the NationalEndowment for the Arts.PIANO FOUR HANDSEvery Thursday • Noon-1:00 p.m.featuringJoseph Lowe & Auwina WeedThis Week & Next Week:Hopscotching Around EuropeFREECall 296-5142 formore information.3◆ THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 2011
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