Someone In Florida Loves Me
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Opened Jun 14, 2009
Closed Jun 28, 2009
Opened Jun 14, 2009
Closed Jun 28, 2009
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Someone in Florida Loves Me -- a new play by Jane Pickett about a reclusive young woman, her childhood friend, and a mysterious neighbor in a Brooklyn boarding house -- will be given its world-premiere production at the Paradise Factory Theater.
Someone in Florida Loves Me tells the story of Annie, a young woman in a Brooklyn boarding house who is struggling to shut out the ever-intrusive world. A shared bathroom connects Annie to an unknown man next door, a face she has never seen but whose presence invades her world. One cold winter night, things heat up between Annie and her strange neighbor, when Annie's childhood friend, a flight attendant named Nicole, arrives for an unexpected visit.
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An unexpected reunion between two women proves to be an emotional turning point in Jane Pickett's simultaneously frustrating and affecting Someone in Florida Loves Me, now playing at The Paradise Factory Theater.
Flight attendant Nicole (Ana Perea) has initiated the reunion with former best friend Annie (Lisa Louttit), calling at the last minute to announce that she'll be in New York and will be staying overnight with Annie, who lives in a squalid Brooklyn boarding house (terrifically rendered by Adam Brustein). Annie's nervousness around Nicole is understandable initially as there's just a mattress on the floor and the heat is out of control.
But as Nicole breezily makes herself at hom[...]