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What do you get when you plop two teenage Brooklyn boys into a small apartment in Yonkers with their unwelcoming grandmother, overexcitable aunt and gangster uncle? A Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy by Neil Simon, abounding with Jewish-American humor that highlights the power of resilience and family with great warmth.
Buy Tickets. Includes all fees. Prices subject to change without notice. Previews are the first week of a show. The director may still be making adjustments to the performance. Ah, Wilderness! June 2 — 22, Subscribe Now Get discounts, benefits and an enhanced experience. StagePass An unlimited season pass for patrons years old.
Subscriber FAQ Have questions about subscribing in general or your subscription in particular? January 6 7pm Get email notifications. Performances Aug. Two young brothers living with their cold and cruel grandmother watch as their Aunt Bella, a warm woman hungry for experience, searches for love and enters into the ultimate showdown with her mother.
This concise study guide includes plot summary; character analysis; author biography; study questions; historical context; suggestions for further reading; and much more. For any literature project, trust Drama For Students for all of your research needs. Jake's women. Laughter on the 23rd Floor. Set in Yonkers, New York in , two boys, aged 13 and 16, must spend one year with their austere and demanding grandmother.
While the war rages in Europe, Jay and Arty learn the ropes from Uncle Louie and assorted relatives, all peculiar characters. Lost in Yonkers. Laughter on the 23rd floor. First Published in The 16 essays and interviews in this volume explore the background and works of Neil Simon, the most successful playwright in American history. Several of the entries trace Simon's Jewish heritage and its influence on his plays. Although Simon is best known as a writer of a remarkable series of hit Broadway comedies, the contributors to this book have identified a number of "serious" recurring themes in his work, suggesting that a reassessment of the playwright as a dramatist is appropriate.
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