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See larger Eagerness does not reap rewards for Barney Cashman (Sean O'Shea) in "The Last of the Red Hot Lovers" being perform by The Marco Players and running March 28 through April 15. Cheryl Ferrara / Eagle Correspondent

Eagerness does not reap rewards for Barney Cashman (Sean O'Shea) in "The Last of the Red Hot Lovers" being perform by The Marco Players and running March 28 through April 15. Cheryl Ferrara / Eagle Correspondent

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  • Eagerness does not reap rewards for Barney Cashman (Sean O'Shea) in "The Last of the Red Hot Lovers" being perform by The Marco Players and running March 28 through April 15. Cheryl Ferrara / Eagle Correspondent
  • Neil Simon's "The Last of the Red Hot Lovers" may not be a ménage a trios but does feature a stellar cast of three women pursued by one man. From left are Rachel Gallentine, Jillian Pepperall, Angella Anderson and on the couch is Sean O'Shea. The play, performed by The Marco Players, starts March 28. Cheryl Ferrara / Eagle Correspondent
  • Looking for an afternoon romance, it may be a lucky day for Barney Cashman (Sean O'Shea) as he embraces Elaine Navazio (Rachel Gallentine) in his mother's Manhattan apartment in "The Last of the Red Hot Lovers" performed by The Marco Players and running March 28 through April 15. Cheryl Ferrara / Eagle Correspondent
  • Comfort in Friendship? Perhaps, as Barney Cashman (Sean O'Shea) displays his kinder, gentler nature with Jeanette Fisher (Angella Anderson) in "The Last of the Red Hot Lovers" playing March 28 through April 15 performed by The Marco Players. Cheryl Ferrara / Eagle Correspondent
  • Blonde beauty Bobbi Michele (Jillian Pepperall) introduces middle-aged Barney Cashman (Sean O'Shea) to California weed in "The Last of the Red Hot Lovers" performed by The Marco Players and running from March 28 to April 15. Cheryl Ferrara / Eagle Correspondent

Call it the seven-year inch. Call it a mid-life crisis. But no matter what you name it, Barney Cashman thinks he’s been bitten by the “love bug” and is the last man on earth who hasn’t found the cure.

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