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The female version of Neil Simon's venerable Broadway classic, "The Odd Couple," was staged at the Liberty Theater this past weekend and starred Deanna Tipton, left, in the role of Olive Madison (the slovenly one), and Elizabeth Arebalos-Jagelski as Florence Unger, second from right, (the nit-picky one). In this scene, Spanish-born brothers Jesus Costazuela (Fred Crowe, seated, left) and Manolo Costazuela (Kyle Terry, seated, right), pay their neighbors a hilarious visit. Per "The Odd Couple's" well-known comedic devices, the audience was entertained by a number of well-worded zingers and gotchas. The production was directed by Dave Campbell.
The female version of Neil Simon's venerable Broadway classic, "The Odd Couple," was staged at the Liberty Theater this past weekend and starred Deanna Tipton, left, in the role of Olive Madison (the slovenly one), and Elizabeth Arebalos-Jagelski as Florence Unger, second from right, (the nit-picky one). In this scene, Spanish-born brothers Jesus Costazuela (Fred Crowe, seated, left) and Manolo Costazuela (Kyle Terry, seated, right), pay their neighbors a hilarious visit. Per "The Odd Couple's" well-known comedic devices, the audience was entertained by a number of well-worded zingers and gotchas. The production was directed by Dave Campbell.
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