By: Lauren Speirs Originally from Twin Cities, Minnesota, Ruth Johnson moved to Naples two years ago and is living in her twenty-third home! With a husband in engineering, she has moved around a lot over the years… Ruth first appeared at The Naples Players as Grandma...
By: Lauren Speirs 1. How did you find out about The Naples Players? Growing up, theatre and music were my passion and it had been many years since I had even been on a stage. I adore old movies and had read online that there was going to be a showing of Casablanca,...
By: Lauren Speirs The Naples Therapeutic Riding Center and The Naples Players have teamed up to present a unique program to serve our community. So unique that it is the only one of its kind in the United States! Expressive Theatre Therapy with Horses is a free...
By: Lauren Speirs Jordann Poteet’s path to becoming an occupational therapist is one that The Naples Players (TNP) is proud to be a part of. Initially, Jordann arrived at TNP to volunteer backstage. In high school, she participated in theatre and volleyball and...
By: Lauren Speirs Kristin Cassidy is no stranger to The Naples Players. In 1975, she was in TNP’s production of The King and I at Gulf View Middle School. “Back then, it was a real do-it-yourself environment with your Mom making all your costumes – we hadn’t...
PLEASE NOTE: The Western Theater alleyway from 4th Ave to 5th Ave is currently CLOSED for Construction; we are making significant upgrades to the stormwater, hardscapes, and landscapes.
This closure will impact access to the theater from the 4th Avenue Valet.
Truluck's visitors may still access the restaurant from the Valet, or from 5th Avenue by following the signs.
See the CLOSED alleyway in orange in the map above.
