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Neil Simon's 1991 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning play tells the story of a young father whose wife has recently died. He needs money to pay their medical bills and has an opportunity to earn a good salary working as a traveling salesman. But he has two young sons (Jay and Arty) to care for, […]

Gower Champion first rose to stardom as half of the most celebrated dancing team since Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Marge and Gower Champion appeared in a popular series of MGM musicals and eventually became household names, when they were given their own television show. But when Gower began directing on Broadway, he quickly became […]

After establishing himself as a top-notch lyricist with WEST SIDE STORY and GYPSY, Stephen Sondheim created his first work as both lyricist and composer with this tribute to the classic Roman comedies of Plautus performed in a style that was part Vaudeville, part Burlesque and totally hilarious! Pseudolus is a slave who is determined to […]

When Anne O'Neill and Robert Simon married seven years ago, she was a promising actress and he had given up a failing career on the stage to become a Stage Manager in a provincial theatre. But since their marriage, Anne has become a major star on the London stage; while Robert's career has peaked...leading to […]

Robert Hartling's play about his mother and his sister, and their intimate friendships with the ladies who frequent Truvy Jones' beauty parlor in Chinquapin, Louisiana, has become one of the most popular and frequently performed plays in the history of American Regional Theatre. Since every woman who is "anybody" in Chinquapin comes to Truvy's we […]

In 1879, Henrik Ibsen wrote a play called A DOLL'S HOUSE in which a woman named Nora Torvald rebels against the restrictions her society imposes upon young wives and mothers. Rather than spending her life and wasting her energy serving as an unpaid domestic, she packs a bag and walks out of the house, leaving […]