Play by Larry Shue
Presented by J.P. Taravella High School Players
Summary: Charlie Baker, a cripplingly shy Englishman goes on vacation with his boisterous friend Froggy LeSueur at a fishing lodge in rural Georgia. Unable to overcome his shyness, Charlie and Froggy dupe the other vacationers into thinking that Charlie is an exotic “foreigner” who speaks no English. Scandals and hilarious mix-ups ensue when the vacationers let loose in front of “the Foreigner.”

Cast/Crew:
Froggy LeSueur: Alex Markowitz
Charlie Baker: Brad Lefevre
Betty Meeks: Sarah Rosen
Rev. David Marshall Lee: Daniel Fuentes
Catherine Simms: Jessica Barry
Owen Musser: Austin Sherman
Ellard Simms: Zach Durand
Stage Manager: Kelcie Currier
Location: J P Taravella High School, 10600 Riverside Drive, Coral Springs
Show times: Feb. 14, 15, 16th at 7 p.m.
Tickets: $6 students, $8 seniors, $10 adults. Students with Cappies IDs or Thespian cards are free.

Seren Gedallovich – The Foreigner
Have you ever found yourself speaking abnormally loudly to someone who doesn't speak English? Or perhaps telling them your most embarrassing secrets? Well, what if they understood every word you said? This positively hysterical situation was recently explored in JP Taravella High School's performance of The Foreigner, a comedy by Larry Shue.

Anna Tenutta - Foreigner
Whether it is in the high-flown banter of Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest or the asinine circumstances of Molière's The Misanthrope, comedy has often served as a potent messenger of social criticism. The intolerance, racism and ignorant hate crimes of the Ku Klux Klan were revealed by one fraudulent foreigner with a silly accent in J.P Taravella's production of The Foreigner.

Ara Parikh -- The Foreigner
The art of communication normally serves as a catalyst for bringing out the true character of a person. The exact opposite occurred in J.P. Taravella High School's production of The Foreigner, a play that brings together the delicate opinions of white supremacy and Georgia humor.

Mohammad Islam - Foreigner
The Ku Klux Klan, a feigning foreigner, and a gullible group of lodgers come together in an unexpected and exciting play with secrets, lies, and intense comedy – all prevalent in J.P. Taravella's production of The Foreigner, by Larry Shue.