June 18, 19, 25, 26, 27 & August 27, 28 29
June 18, 19, 25, 26, 27 & August 27, 28 29
The Cast
Andy Hobart . . . . . Matt Briden
Norman Cornell. . . . . Tyler Poole
Sophie Rauschmeyer. . . . . Suejin Yi
Production Staff
Director . . . . . Paul Prece
Set and Lighing Design . . . . . . Tony Naylor
Costume Design. . . . . . Sharon Sullivan
Technical Director. . . . . Tony Naylor
Scenic Shop Supervisor. . . . . Lynn Wilson
Dialect Coach. . . . .Jeanne Chinn
Production Stage Manager. . . . .Thmas Toledo
Star Spangled Art . . . . . Barbara Waterman-Peters
Publicity . . . . . Paul Prece
Box Office/House. . . . .Sharon Sullivan
Special Thanks to Tess Wilson and Evan Gamsu
| About the Playwright |
| Neil Simon is considered by many to be the most prolific and successful playwright of the 20th century. Born July 4, 1927, he grew up in Washington Heights at the northern tip of Manhattan, New York. He is the author of over 30 plays and numerous screenplays. He is known primarily for his comedies, which relate the follies and neuroses of modern urban life in tightly crafted one-line littered comedic plays. His autobiographical trilogy, Brighton Beach Memoirs, Biloxi Blues and Broadway Bound brought him new recognition as a serious playwright. And his play Lost in Yonkers was awarded the Pulitzer Prize. During the 1966-67 Broadway season he had four plays running simultaneously. He is known to colleagues and friends as "Doc." |