“Romeo and Winifred”, a tragical comedy in two and a half acts, written by Charlie Lovett, opened Wednesday at Eunice Players’ Theatre, and continues through June 17. The 48-member cast and crew, ages 7 to 16, have been busy painting the set, donning costumes and makeup, putting the finishing touches on character development, and setting props and lighting and sound cues. All seats are $10. Tickets are available at Revente at 120 S. 2nd St. or David’s Hair Salon at 204 S. 2nd St. Bottom row, from left, are Demi Vidrine, Kaleb Clark, Elle’ Soileau, Ava Brasseaux, Marley O’Brien, Shelby Niles, Camille Bieber. Second row, from left, are Kaleb Maricle,Sylas Thibodeaux, Susannah Summerlin, Kylee Abshire, Victoria Douget, Nathan Clark, Sami Jo Welch, Evan Duhon, Zachary Dugas, and Breanna Fruge. Third row, from left, are Taylor Miller, Shelby Maricle, Nick Faulkner, Bella Nugent, John Bordelon, Gregory Dugas, Ross Bertrand, Conner Lebouef, John-Michael Fruge. Top row, from left, are Grace Bordelon, Charley Bieber, Kiersten Trahan, Elizabeth Duhon, Amayah Bertrand, Jeanne Dugas, Cole Eddins, Madeline Eddins, Madison Eckholdt, Cameron Vizinat, Garrett Eddins, Ferdie “FJ” DeRouen, Cadence Francis, Emma Guillory, Deana “DJ” Blankenship, Annie Huckaby and Reagan Hill. Not pictured are Madison Carlson, Shelby Hill, Amelia Moran, Abigail Miller and Brooklynn Miller. (Submitted photo)