We're "barely" keeping our composure as these daring ladies promote their theater

This jaw-dropping photo didn't come to our attention until after the event it was promoting was over but we suspect the daring ladies got the attention they were hoping for. It kind of brought to mind that 2003 Helen Mirren movie Calendar Girls. The movie was based on a real-life stunt some nice ladies in Yorkshire did to raise money for leukemia research after one woman's brother died of the disease. You remember. They posed without a stitch on for a calendar, which resulted in brisk sales. Anyway, it all raises awareness of the Gulfport Community Players next production, Letting Go, which is billed as the world premiere of a musical comedy by prolific and talented Gulfport playwright Gil Perlroth, who is close to 90 years old and still writing. In the photo below, Ginny Holscher and Ron Goldstein rehearse a scene from the play, which concerns a widower who's missing his late wife and a sexy neighbor who takes an interest in him. It'll run November 2-12 at the Catherine Hickman Theatre. (So far as we know, everybody keeps their clothes on in the show.)