In Case You’ve Ever Wondered, “Hey, Where’s the Real Housewives of Philadelphia?!”

NOW CASTING
”THE WOMEN OF RITTENHOUSE SQUARE”

(Philadelphia, PA) July 31, 2009 — Beverly Hill’s has Rodeo Drive, New York has Fifth Avenue, and Philadelphia has Walnut Street. Forget everything you know about Philadelphia and immerse in a fantastic wonderland of opulence. We are going to change the way Philadelphia is perceived. Oceanfront Media Productions will give audiences an inside view of the lives of Philadelphia’s most fabulous women.

We are looking for real women, living dynamic lives, and speaking honestly about their thoughts and opinions. The women must be fun, outgoing, and active in Center City, Philadelphia.

We are looking for modern day women who have years of life experience. The future starlets should be fashionable and self-confident. The women, their significant others and families must be willing to share their lives with the television audience.

We are searching for a group of 4 to 7 women who are friends, relatives, neighbors, or have a bond together. The majority of the women must live in Center City. We are open to all ages but must be over 18 to apply.

Please send us your name, age, address, contact number, and the names of those who will be part of your group. Write a few words about yourself and your friends. Detail fun events or activities you have recently enjoyed. Please attach a recent photo. The email deadline is Friday, August, 28, 2009.
Check us out at oceanfrontmediaproductions@blogspot.com
The email address to apply or ask questions is realityshowsubmission@gmail.com.

Contact:
Stacy Catrell, Director of Public Relations
Oceanfront Media Productions
619-302-4830
stacycatrell@gmail.com

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We’re rolling our eyes and giggling at this already. We’ll totally watch but come on, guys. Have you been to Walnut Street lately? Unless you define “a fantastic wonderland of opulence” as a place that has both a McDonald’s and a Walgreen’s, we’re gonna wager it’s not quite the same as Rodeo Drive.

And as for changing the way Philadelphia is perceived, we’re going to point you toward this article that asserts that Parking Wars is the reason people hate our city.