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., <strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong>, FL.Second class postage paid byThe <strong>Citizen</strong>, <strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong> FL, 33040.Postmaster: Send addresschanges to The <strong>Citizen</strong>, P.O. 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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 and<strong>the</strong>ir 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 <strong>the</strong>re will be only 250 sold.You may also listen live on 98.7 radio aswinners’ names are drawn for <strong>the</strong> 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-<strong>the</strong>-date for <strong>Key</strong>s’16th Annual Tree Giveaway<strong>Key</strong>s Energy Services (KEYS) hosts its16th Annual Tree Giveaway on Saturday,May 7, at 8:30 a.m. at KEYS’ ServiceBuilding, 1001 James St., in <strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong>THIS 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 <strong>the</strong>ir choice oftwo free native shade trees each — whilesupplies last.Customers are urged to log on towww.<strong>Key</strong>sEnergy.com and click on <strong>the</strong>Tree Giveaway icon for up-to-date eventinformation and a listing of <strong>the</strong> tree speciesthat will be available.KEYS’ Tree Giveaway began in 1994and is part of a nationwide public powerprogram called Tree Power sponsored by<strong>the</strong> American Public Power Association(APPA). The national goal is to plant onetree for every public power customer fora total of 16 million trees. KEYS received<strong>the</strong> Golden Tree Award from <strong>the</strong> 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 <strong>the</strong> national service organizationrepresenting more than 2,000 community-andstate-owned electric utilitiesthat provide electricity to 43 millionAmericans.Beginning with <strong>the</strong> 2009 TreeGiveaway, KEYS began holding <strong>the</strong> eventon odd-numbered years, with <strong>the</strong> 17thTree Giveaway scheduled to take placein 2013.Crusin’ For a CureParty at BottleCap SaturdayThis Saturday, April 30, from 7 to 10p.m. at <strong>the</strong> BottleCap Groove Loungejoin members and supporters of <strong>the</strong> <strong>Key</strong><strong>West</strong> Police Department as <strong>the</strong>y raisefunds for <strong>the</strong> American Cancer Society.The Police Department Team, o<strong>the</strong>rwiseknown as <strong>the</strong> Red Hot Chili Peppers, hasput toge<strong>the</strong>r a fun cruise-<strong>the</strong>med eventthat will have celebrity commissionerbartenders, appetizers and chancesto win prizes including two nights in<strong>the</strong> oceanview suite at <strong>the</strong> Ocean <strong>Key</strong>Resort, a one-night stay at La Concha, atwo-night stay at <strong>the</strong> Casa Marine Resortand many upscale dining restaurantdinners. Also, a portion of bar proceedswill benefit <strong>the</strong> team.The American Cancer Society RelayFor Life is a life-changing event thatgives everyone in communities across<strong>the</strong> globe a chance to celebrate <strong>the</strong> 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 <strong>the</strong>hilarious “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 <strong>Key</strong><strong>West</strong>’s most versatile actors,David Black and Mark Watson,who portray <strong>the</strong> entire cast ofmore than 25 characters. Theproduction is sponsored byConch Color with <strong>the</strong> openingnight party sponsored by JeffJohnson and Hy Conrad.“Red, White and Tuna” is<strong>the</strong> third play in <strong>the</strong> four-play,lone star saga that began with<strong>the</strong> hugely popular “GreaterTuna.” “RWT” is a satiricalportrait of life in Tuna, Texas,where polyester is fashionable,<strong>the</strong> Lion’s Club is tooliberal, and Patsy Cline neverdies. The play takes placeon that most patriotic ofholidays, July Fourth, and <strong>the</strong>occasion is rife with tension.Romantic mix-ups, a ruthlessstruggle to gain <strong>the</strong> Reunion Between <strong>the</strong> two of <strong>the</strong>m, 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 <strong>the</strong> Waterfront Mark Watson also appeared sponsors of <strong>the</strong> Waterfrontcould set off more fireworks Playhouse. He’s also directed in “Whoop-Dee-Doo!” at <strong>the</strong> 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 sponsored<strong>Key</strong>s Kids at <strong>the</strong> <strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong> Kiss.” He is an accomplished Pepe’s and WKWM/WLRN.“Greater Tuna” and its certs for <strong>the</strong> <strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong> Pops. “<strong>the</strong> Times,” produced at <strong>the</strong> in part by <strong>the</strong> Monroe Touristsequels have been produced David Black is one of <strong>the</strong> Waterfront. “The Times” wasall over <strong>the</strong> world. “A Tuna busiest actors in town. This recently one of <strong>the</strong> top fivePerformance at St. Paul’s presentsChristmas” was mounted at season he appeared in <strong>the</strong> finalists out of hundreds of<strong>the</strong> Waterfront in 2002 and smash Waterfront Playhouse script entries in <strong>the</strong> 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 <strong>the</strong> stars ofmade it inevitable that <strong>the</strong>y He also was seen in “Doubt,” <strong>the</strong> popular cabaret showTuesday & Fridayreunite <strong>the</strong>se characters and “Urinetown,” “Reefer“Broadway Three-Ways” at “Classicalonce again bring <strong>the</strong> outrageousshenanigans of “Tuna” “Whoop-Dee-Doo!” “Stepping For tickets, call 294-5015Madness,” “The Best Man,” LaTeDa.Organ Music”Monday & Wednesdayback to <strong>the</strong> Waterfront stage. Out,” “Educating Rita” as or purchase tickets at www. “Baroque to Broadway”Director Cameron Murray well as many o<strong>the</strong>rs at <strong>the</strong> WaterfrontPlayhouse.org, <strong>the</strong>has directed “Stepping Out,” Waterfront Playhouse. He online ticketing service. Check St. Paul’s Episcopal,“Musical of Musicals, <strong>the</strong> appeared in concerts with <strong>the</strong> out <strong>the</strong> Friday Night Date special,which is two tickets for is located at Duval & Eaton.<strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong>’s church,Musical,” “Forever Plaid,” “Me Pops and productions at <strong>the</strong>340929and Jezebel” and “The Female Red Barn.$60, a savings of $20. SeasonPHOTO BY SHEEL GARLOCKDevelopment Council, <strong>the</strong>State of Florida, Departmentof State, Division of CulturalAffairs, <strong>the</strong> Florida ArtsCouncil, and <strong>the</strong> NationalEndowment for <strong>the</strong> 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