TINTON FALLS, NJ – A group of exceptionally talented residents and staff from Seabrook known as the Seabrook Performers Theatrical Group gave the community two sold-out, solid performances of the famed show “Guys and Dolls.” The shows left the crowds mesmerized and thoroughly entertained as they watched and listened to Sky Masterson, Sergeant Sarah Brown and Nathan Detroit during the age of Damon Runyon in New York City.

Lindo Meli, Seabrook resident and producer and director of the show said, “The show is about people in New York – tourists, cops, crooks, gamblers and all kinds of people. The flavor of this show gives you a feel of what city life is really about. Our production was a great one filled with energy and quite a few surprises thrown in for good measure.”

The Seabrook Performers have also put on other shows over the past year, including “Arsenic and Old Lace” and the original show “Six at Seven-Thirty.”

About Seabrook: More than 1,400 people live at Seabrook, an Erickson full-service retirement community that promotes a vibrant lifestyle. Erickson Retirement Communities is one of the leading national developers of full-service retirement communities. Headquartered near Baltimore, Md., Erickson has built an innovative network of communities that combine a maintenance-free active lifestyle with an ever-expanding host of amenities, social activities, and wellness and medical centers, proven to improve both physical and mental health. In 2008 and 2009, Erickson was named by FORTUNE as being one of the Top 100 “Best Companies to Work For”® and Seabrook was recently named the 14th “Best Place to Work in New Jersey” by NJBIZ Magazine.

For more information about this story, please contact Tony Ciavolella, public relations manager, at 732-918-9100 or 732-425-4635.

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