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Don't Miss: "Little Women: The Musical"
NOV 19 – DEC 21, 2025
Celebrate the holidays with the heartwarming magic of Little Women: The Musical, a timeless tale of love, family, and resilience. With its unforgettable songs and the March sisters’ inspiring journey, this cherished classic is the perfect way to embrace the joy and spirit of togetherness this season! One of the most popular titles of the season, you do not want to miss out on these powerful performances!
Our 2025/2026 Season
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Season 72 in our beautiful theatre on iconic 5th Avenue South promises to be one of our most dynamic and memorable yet. Featuring a diverse lineup of productions—from laugh-out-loud comedies to thrilling mysteries and heartfelt dramas—this season captures the extraordinary spirit of humanity. Each show has been thoughtfully chosen to celebrate the talent, creativity, and passion of our local artists, volunteers, and staff, offering stories that ignite imagination, evoke emotion, and bring our vibrant Naples community together.
Beyond the Stage
TNP's Unparalleled Community Impact
The Naples Players brings its mission into the community through year-round programs that support children, adults, seniors, caregivers, first responders, and local organizations across Collier County. From inclusive arts access programs to partnerships in hospitals, schools, and social-service agencies, TNP reaches thousands of people each year with creative experiences that build confidence, connection, and well-being. Our work extends far beyond the stage, and the impact continues to grow.
TNP's Radio Theater
TNP’s Radio Theater brings classic stories and new adaptations straight into your home. These productions follow the style of vintage broadcast dramas, relying on expressive performances, rich narration, and detailed soundscapes to pull listeners into the world of the story. You can enjoy them from anywhere, at any time, without giving up the quality you expect from TNP.
This month's feature...
Few stories have woven themselves so completely into the fabric of American storytelling as It’s a Wonderful Life. First released as a motion picture in 1946, Frank Capra’s film was initially met with modest success, only to grow—quietly and steadily—into one of the most beloved holiday traditions of the 20th century. Its message is deceptively simple: that an ordinary life, lived with kindness and integrity, can ripple outward in ways we may never fully see.
But long before the story became synonymous with annual television broadcasts and snowy black-and-white images, It’s a Wonderful Life found another home—one that relied not on visuals, but on imagination.
During the Golden Age of Radio, adaptations of popular films and stage works were a staple of American entertainment. Families gathered around their living-room radios much as we gather around screens today, listening to familiar stories re-told by voice, music, and sound alone. In that tradition, It’s a Wonderful Life was adapted for radio in the late 1940s, inviting listeners to create Bedford Falls in their own minds, to hear George Bailey’s quiet desperation and ultimate redemption without seeing a single snowflake fall...
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