This week's theater

Alone Together - Florida Repertory Theatre presents "Alone Together,'' a witty comedy by Lawrence Roman, about a nest that won't stay empty, Feb. 13-March 8; 332-4488 or FloridaRep.org.

Short Plays - The Naples Players Etc... Readers Theatre will present one performance only of three short plays by contemporary American playwrights on Sunday, Feb. 15, at 7:30 p.m., in the Tobye Studio of the Sugden Community Theatre on Fifth Avenue South in downtown Naples. The staged readings of these varied plays, lightheartedly themed "Love, Luck and Letting Go" will include: "Goodbye Howard" and "Songs of Love" by Romulus Linney, and "Breaking the Chain" by Michael Bigalow Dixon and Val Smith. Tickets for the Etc. performance are $10 and are available at The Naples Players Box Office at 701 Fifth Avenue South; 263-7990 or www.naplesplayers. org.

Golda's Balcony - The Naples Philharmonic Center of the Arts features "Golda's Balcony,'' with four-time Tony Award nominee Tovah Feldshuh Sunday, Feb. 15. Ms. Feldshuh recreates her riveting portrayal of Golda Meir in the critically acclaimed

Broadway play. The longest-running onewoman

play in Broadway history, "Golda's Balcony" tells the remarkable story of Meir, the Milwaukee school teacher who became the fourth prime minister of Israel in 1969. 597-1900 or www.thephil.org.

Heidi Chronicles - The Naples Players presents "The Heidi Chronicles'' at the Sugden Community Theatre through Feb. 28. This play is a winner of the Pulitzer, Tony and Drama Critics' Circle awards. Walk with Heidi through 25 years of American cultural history, watching this art historian's mirthful and touching search for self. Act I, in the 1960s, highlights the freshness and excitement of starting out; Act II takes us into the materialistic 1980s as Heidi and her friends examine their own lives. 263- 7990 or www.naplesplayers.org.

Church Basement Ladies - Broadway Palm Dinner Theater - Off Broadway presents "Church Basement Ladies,'' a musical tribute to the church basement kitchen and the fabulous women who work there through Sunday, March 29. This funny and down to earth musical comedy gives you a birds-eye-view of the ladies as they debate recipes, plan fundraisers, instruct brides-tobe and keep their pastor on track; 278-4422 or www.BroadwayPalm.com.

Singin' in the Rain - Broadway Palm Dinner Theater presents "Singin' in the Rain'' through Feb. 14. "Singin' in the Rain'' is set in the era of Movieland in the late '20s, when the arrival of talking pictures is striking terror in every silent film star. It tells the story of the wild and often wacky world of Hollywood where silent pictures are coming to an end. Don Lockwood, Kathy Seldon and Cosmo Brown take center stage in this allsinging, all-dancing extravaganza; 278-4422 or www.BroadwayPalm.com.

Classic Broadway - Sanibel's Schoolhouse Theater presents "Classic Broadway Abridged,'' a musical review of Broadway show tunes, Feb. 12-March 7; 472- 6862 or theschoolhousetheater.com. .

Love Letters - Sanibel's Schoolhouse Theater presents A.R. Gurney's "Love Letters'' at 7 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 15. The play chronicles the relationship between a man and a woman solely through their correspondence. It tells the story of Andrew Makepeace Ladd and Melissa Gardner, whose poignantly funny friendship and ill-fated romance takes them from second grade through adolescence, maturity, and into middle age; 472- 6862 or theschoolhousetheater.com.