Community Players

MONICAL’S PIZZA® invites you to participate in a Community Day for Community Players Theatre! This is one of many ways we help area organizations, and is a wonderful opportunity for us to say thanks and give back to our loyal customers and communities. It’s easy and tasty: you, your family, your friends, and your neighbors bring this flier to any of the area Monical’s Pizza® restaurants listed below and enjoy a delicious meal. In return, Monical’s Pizza® will donate 20% of your bill* to the designated organization. You MUST use the following form to get our organization credit. Download Here. Don’t miss your opportunity to help out! Please remember that this special is ONLY good on the date  (open-close) listed below.

MONICAL’S PIZZA® invites you to participate in a Community Day for Community Players Theatre! This is one of many ways we help area organizations, and is a wonderful opportunity for us to say thanks and give back to our loyal customers and communities. It’s easy and tasty: you, your family, your friends, and your neighbors bring this flier to any of the area Monical’s Pizza® restaurants listed below and enjoy a delicious meal. In return, Monical’s Pizza® will donate 20% of your bill* to the designated organization. You MUST use the following form to get our organization credit. Download Here. Don’t miss your opportunity to help out! Please remember that this special is ONLY good on the date  (open-close) listed below.

The second show of Community Players’ 92nd season will be the award-winning rock musical Rent. Rent, based on Puccini’s La Bohème and its source novel, Henri Murger’s Scènes de la vie de Bohème, is set in the early 1990's, Lower East Side world of a number of young, out-of-the-mainstream artists, their lives and their art complicated by a variety of social pressures manifested in the play by AIDS, drug abuse, homelessness, and gentrification. New York City was and is a place where outrageous wealth exists side by side and in tension with outrageous poverty and misery. The wealthy are able to construct a city of privilege for themselves in which they are only rarely forced to acknowledge the other city where the homeless, the drug-addicted, the AIDS-infected, and the Bohemian artists live.

The second show of Community Players’ 92nd season will be the award-winning rock musical Rent. Rent, based on Puccini’s La Bohème and its source novel, Henri Murger’s Scènes de la vie de Bohème, is set in the early 1990's, Lower East Side world of a number of young, out-of-the-mainstream artists, their lives and their art complicated by a variety of social pressures manifested in the play by AIDS, drug abuse, homelessness, and gentrification. New York City was and is a place where outrageous wealth exists side by side and in tension with outrageous poverty and misery. The wealthy are able to construct a city of privilege for themselves in which they are only rarely forced to acknowledge the other city where the homeless, the drug-addicted, the AIDS-infected, and the Bohemian artists live.