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Barefoot in the Park
written by Neil Simon, 1927-2018 (1963); directed by Scot Reese; performed by Laura Linney, 1964-, Eric Stoltz, 1961-, Judy Simmons, J. Fred Shiffman and Norman Aronovic (Los Angeles, CA: L. A. Theatre Works, 2002, originally published 1963), 1 hour 29 mins
A brand-new lawyer and his bride have returned from their honeymoon and are moving into a new apartment. Once there, they find the place is bare of furniture, the paint job is wrong, the skylight leaks and wacky neighbors keep popping up! A classic!
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written by Neil Simon, 1927-2018 (1963); directed by Scot Reese; performed by Laura Linney, 1964-, Eric Stoltz, 1961-, Judy Simmons, J. Fred Shiffman and Norman Aronovic (Los Angeles, CA: L. A. Theatre Works, 2002, originally published 1963), 1 hour 29 mins
Description
A brand-new lawyer and his bride have returned from their honeymoon and are moving into a new apartment. Once there, they find the place is bare of furniture, the paint job is wrong, the skylight leaks and wacky neighbors keep popping up! A classic!
Date Written / Recorded
1963, 2001-06-13
Field of Study
Drama
Content Type
Spoken word recording
Performer / Ensemble
Laura Linney, 1964-, Eric Stoltz, 1961-, Judy Simmons, J. Fred Shiffman, Norman Aronovic
Author / Creator
Scot Reese, Laura Linney, 1964-, Eric Stoltz, 1961-, Judy Simmons, J. Fred Shiffman, Norman Aronovic, Neil Simon, 1927-2018
Date Published / Released
1963, 2002
Publisher
L. A. Theatre Works
Topic / Theme
Corie Bratter, Paul Bratter, Mrs. Ethel Banks, Victor Velasco, Telephone Repairman, Delivery Man
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Plaza Suite
written by Neil Simon, 1927-2018 (1968); directed by Martin Jenkins; performed by Ed Asner, 1929-, Michelle Costa, Richard Dreyfuss, 1947-, Hector Elizondo, 1936-, Amy Irving, 1953-, Marsha Mason, 1942-, Alfred Molina, 1953-, Kerry Shale, 1958-, Joe Spano, 1946- and JoBeth Williams, 1948- (Los Angeles, CA: L. A. Theatre Works, 2001, originally published 1968), 1 hour 40 mins
Neil Simon's hilarious comedy follows three brief encounters in the same suite at the famed Plaza Hotel in New York City.
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written by Neil Simon, 1927-2018 (1968); directed by Martin Jenkins; performed by Ed Asner, 1929-, Michelle Costa, Richard Dreyfuss, 1947-, Hector Elizondo, 1936-, Amy Irving, 1953-, Marsha Mason, 1942-, Alfred Molina, 1953-, Kerry Shale, 1958-, Joe Spano, 1946- and JoBeth Williams, 1948- (Los Angeles, CA: L. A. Theatre Works, 2001, originally published 1968), 1 hour 40 mins
Description
Neil Simon's hilarious comedy follows three brief encounters in the same suite at the famed Plaza Hotel in New York City.
Date Written / Recorded
1968, 1989-03-25
Field of Study
Drama
Content Type
Spoken word recording
Performer / Ensemble
Ed Asner, 1929-, Michelle Costa, Richard Dreyfuss, 1947-, Hector Elizondo, 1936-, Amy Irving, 1953-, Marsha Mason, 1942-, Alfred Molina, 1953-, Kerry Shale, 1958-, Joe Spano, 1946-, JoBeth Williams, 1948-
Author / Creator
Martin Jenkins, Ed Asner, 1929-, Michelle Costa, Richard Dreyfuss, 1947-, Hector Elizondo, 1936-, Amy Irving, 1953-, Marsha Mason, 1942-, Alfred Molina, 1953-, Kerry Shale, 1958-, Joe Spano, 1946-, JoBeth Williams, 1948-, Neil Simon, 1927-2018
Date Published / Released
1968, 2001
Publisher
L. A. Theatre Works
Topic / Theme
Sam Nash, Karen Nash, Waiter, Bellhop, Jean McCormack, Jesse Kiplinger, Muriel Tate, Roy Hubley, Norma Hubley, Mimsey Hubley, Borden Eisler
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Brighton Beach Memoirs
written by Neil Simon, 1927-2018 (1983); directed by Gordon House; performed by Max Casella, 1967-, Peter Michael Goetz, 1941-, Valerie Harper, 1939-2019, Alexana Lambros, Anna Sophie Loewenberg, Jonathan Silverman, 1966- and Joyce Van Patten, 1934- (Los Angeles, CA: L. A. Theatre Works, 1993, originally published 1983), 1 hour 55 mins
In Neil Simon’s darkly funny memoir of his family in 1930’s Brooklyn, fourteen-year-old Eugene is preoccupied by his passion for the Yankees and his lust for his beautiful cousin, Nora. Eugene’s comic growing pains contrast with the darker issues troubling his family: poverty, illness and the growing Nazi th...
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written by Neil Simon, 1927-2018 (1983); directed by Gordon House; performed by Max Casella, 1967-, Peter Michael Goetz, 1941-, Valerie Harper, 1939-2019, Alexana Lambros, Anna Sophie Loewenberg, Jonathan Silverman, 1966- and Joyce Van Patten, 1934- (Los Angeles, CA: L. A. Theatre Works, 1993, originally published 1983), 1 hour 55 mins
Description
In Neil Simon’s darkly funny memoir of his family in 1930’s Brooklyn, fourteen-year-old Eugene is preoccupied by his passion for the Yankees and his lust for his beautiful cousin, Nora. Eugene’s comic growing pains contrast with the darker issues troubling his family: poverty, illness and the growing Nazi threat to relatives in Europe. Simon creates a Brooklyn universe full of memorable characters, humor and truth. A BBC co-production.
Date Written / Recorded
1983, 1993-06-28
Field of Study
Drama
Content Type
Spoken word recording
Performer / Ensemble
Max Casella, 1967-, Peter Michael Goetz, 1941-, Valerie Harper, 1939-2019, Alexana Lambros, Anna Sophie Loewenberg, Jonathan Silverman, 1966-, Joyce Van Patten, 1934-
Author / Creator
Gordon House, Max Casella, 1967-, Peter Michael Goetz, 1941-, Valerie Harper, 1939-2019, Alexana Lambros, Anna Sophie Loewenberg, Jonathan Silverman, 1966-, Joyce Van Patten, 1934-, Neil Simon, 1927-2018
Date Published / Released
1983, 1993
Publisher
L. A. Theatre Works
Topic / Theme
Kate Jerome, Jack Jerome, Stanley Jerome, Laurie Morton, Nora Morton, Blanche Morton, Eugene Morris Jerome
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Broadway Bound
written by Neil Simon, 1927-2018 (1986); directed by Jenny Sullivan, 1947-; performed by Caroline Aaron, 1952-, Dan Castellaneta, 1957-, Kyle Colerider-Krugh, James Gleason, 1882-1959, Alan Mandell, fl. 1974-2010, Jonathan Silverman, 1966-, JoBeth Williams, 1948- and Scott Wolff, 1968- (Los Angeles, CA: L. A. Theatre Works, 2008, originally published 1986), 1 hour 59 mins
This is the final installment of the playwright’s acclaimed biographical trilogy (preceded by BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS and BILOXI BLUES). Having returned from World War II, Eugene Jerome and his brother Stanley pair up to break into the world of professional comedy writing. Inspiration strikes when they aim thei...
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written by Neil Simon, 1927-2018 (1986); directed by Jenny Sullivan, 1947-; performed by Caroline Aaron, 1952-, Dan Castellaneta, 1957-, Kyle Colerider-Krugh, James Gleason, 1882-1959, Alan Mandell, fl. 1974-2010, Jonathan Silverman, 1966-, JoBeth Williams, 1948- and Scott Wolff, 1968- (Los Angeles, CA: L. A. Theatre Works, 2008, originally published 1986), 1 hour 59 mins
Description
This is the final installment of the playwright’s acclaimed biographical trilogy (preceded by BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS and BILOXI BLUES). Having returned from World War II, Eugene Jerome and his brother Stanley pair up to break into the world of professional comedy writing. Inspiration strikes when they aim their sights on their dysfunctional family – and the network broadcasts it nationwide! Nominee of the 1987 Tony Award® for Best Play.
Date Written / Recorded
1986, 2008-07-09
Field of Study
Drama
Content Type
Spoken word recording
Performer / Ensemble
Caroline Aaron, 1952-, Dan Castellaneta, 1957-, Kyle Colerider-Krugh, James Gleason, 1882-1959, Alan Mandell, fl. 1974-2010, Jonathan Silverman, 1966-, JoBeth Williams, 1948-, Scott Wolff, 1968-
Author / Creator
Jenny Sullivan, 1947-, Caroline Aaron, 1952-, Dan Castellaneta, 1957-, Kyle Colerider-Krugh, James Gleason, 1882-1959, Alan Mandell, fl. 1974-2010, Jonathan Silverman, 1966-, JoBeth Williams, 1948-, Scott Wolff, 1968-, Neil Simon, 1927-2018
Date Published / Released
1986, 2008
Publisher
L. A. Theatre Works
Topic / Theme
Stanley Jerome, Kate Jerome, Jack Jerome, Ben Epstein, Blanche Morton, Mrs. Pitkin, Chubby Waters, Announcer, Eugene Morris Jerome
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Chapter Two
written by Neil Simon, 1927-2018 (1977); directed by Gordon House; performed by David Dukes, 1945-2000, Sharon Gless, 1943-, Gates McFadden, 1949- and Grant Shaud, 1961- (Los Angeles, CA: L. A. Theatre Works, 2001, originally published 1979), 2 hours 9 mins
Comedy and pathos mingle brilliantly in Neil Simon’s portrait of a widowed New York novelist who fears he’ll never love again and has no interest in dating. Neither does smart, attractive Jennie Malone, who has just returned from getting a Mexican divorce. A grudging five-minute meeting between them blossoms i...
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written by Neil Simon, 1927-2018 (1977); directed by Gordon House; performed by David Dukes, 1945-2000, Sharon Gless, 1943-, Gates McFadden, 1949- and Grant Shaud, 1961- (Los Angeles, CA: L. A. Theatre Works, 2001, originally published 1979), 2 hours 9 mins
Description
Comedy and pathos mingle brilliantly in Neil Simon’s portrait of a widowed New York novelist who fears he’ll never love again and has no interest in dating. Neither does smart, attractive Jennie Malone, who has just returned from getting a Mexican divorce. A grudging five-minute meeting between them blossoms into a passionate, witty romance–until they decide to marry.
Date Written / Recorded
1977, 1997-07
Field of Study
Drama
Content Type
Spoken word recording
Performer / Ensemble
David Dukes, 1945-2000, Sharon Gless, 1943-, Gates McFadden, 1949-, Grant Shaud, 1961-
Author / Creator
Gordon House, David Dukes, 1945-2000, Sharon Gless, 1943-, Gates McFadden, 1949-, Grant Shaud, 1961-, Neil Simon, 1927-2018
Date Published / Released
1979, 2001
Publisher
L. A. Theatre Works
Topic / Theme
George, Jennie, Leo, Faye
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Lost in Yonkers
written by Neil Simon, 1927-2018 (1991); directed by John Rubinstein, 1946-; performed by Ben Diskin, 1982-, Kenneth Schmidt, 1987-, Arye Gross, Roxanne Hart, Barbara Bain, 1931-, Dan Castellaneta, 1957- and Gia Carides, 1964- (Los Angeles, CA: L. A. Theatre Works, 2002, originally published 1991), 1 hour 56 mins
Set in Yonkers, New York in 1942, 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.
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written by Neil Simon, 1927-2018 (1991); directed by John Rubinstein, 1946-; performed by Ben Diskin, 1982-, Kenneth Schmidt, 1987-, Arye Gross, Roxanne Hart, Barbara Bain, 1931-, Dan Castellaneta, 1957- and Gia Carides, 1964- (Los Angeles, CA: L. A. Theatre Works, 2002, originally published 1991), 1 hour 56 mins
Description
Set in Yonkers, New York in 1942, 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.
Date Written / Recorded
1991, 2001-02-14
Field of Study
Drama
Content Type
Spoken word recording
Performer / Ensemble
Ben Diskin, 1982-, Kenneth Schmidt, 1987-, Arye Gross, Roxanne Hart, Barbara Bain, 1931-, Dan Castellaneta, 1957-, Gia Carides, 1964-
Author / Creator
John Rubinstein, 1946-, Ben Diskin, 1982-, Kenneth Schmidt, 1987-, Arye Gross, Roxanne Hart, Barbara Bain, 1931-, Dan Castellaneta, 1957-, Gia Carides, 1964-, Neil Simon, 1927-2018
Date Published / Released
1991, 2002
Publisher
L. A. Theatre Works
Topic / Theme
Jay, Arty, Eddie, Bella, Grandma Kurnitz, Louie, Gert
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Biloxi Blues
written by Neil Simon, 1927-2018 (1985); directed by Nataki Garrett; performed by Justine Bateman, 1966-, Rob Benedict, 1970-, Joshua Biton, 1973-, John Cabrera, 1975-, Matthew Patrick Davis, Josh Radnor, 1974-, Steve Rankin, Russell Soder and Darby Stanchfield, 1971- (Los Angeles, CA: L. A. Theatre Works, 1988, originally published 1988), 1 hour 40 mins
Winner of the 1985 Tony Award for Best Play, the second installment of Neil Simon's acclaimed autobiographical trilogy follows a naive Eugene Jerome through boot camp in Biloxi, Mississippi.
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written by Neil Simon, 1927-2018 (1985); directed by Nataki Garrett; performed by Justine Bateman, 1966-, Rob Benedict, 1970-, Joshua Biton, 1973-, John Cabrera, 1975-, Matthew Patrick Davis, Josh Radnor, 1974-, Steve Rankin, Russell Soder and Darby Stanchfield, 1971- (Los Angeles, CA: L. A. Theatre Works, 1988, originally published 1988), 1 hour 40 mins
Description
Winner of the 1985 Tony Award for Best Play, the second installment of Neil Simon's acclaimed autobiographical trilogy follows a naive Eugene Jerome through boot camp in Biloxi, Mississippi.
Date Written / Recorded
1985
Field of Study
Drama
Content Type
Spoken word recording
Performer / Ensemble
Justine Bateman, 1966-, Rob Benedict, 1970-, Joshua Biton, 1973-, John Cabrera, 1975-, Matthew Patrick Davis, Josh Radnor, 1974-, Steve Rankin, Russell Soder, Darby Stanchfield, 1971-
Author / Creator
Nataki Garrett, Justine Bateman, 1966-, Rob Benedict, 1970-, Joshua Biton, 1973-, John Cabrera, 1975-, Matthew Patrick Davis, Josh Radnor, 1974-, Steve Rankin, Russell Soder, Darby Stanchfield, 1971-, Neil Simon, 1927-2018
Date Published / Released
1988
Publisher
L. A. Theatre Works
Topic / Theme
Rowena, Don Carney, Arnold Epstein, Eugene Jerome, Daisy Hannigan, Joseph Wykowski, Sergeant Toomey, James Hennesey, Roy Selridge
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The Odd Couple: A Comedy In Three Acts
written by Neil Simon, 1927-2018 (1966); directed by Peter Levin, fl. 1967; performed by Dan Castellaneta, 1957-, Nathan Lane, 1956-, David Paymer, 1954-, Linda Purl, 1955- and Yeardley Smith, 1964- (Los Angeles, CA: L. A. Theatre Works, 2006, originally published 1966), 1 hour 32 mins
Poker buddies Felix Ungar and Oscar Madison suddenly find themselves bachelors again and innocently decide to share an apartment. In this classic comedy by America’s most prolific and successful playwright, these two legendarily mismatched roommates bring down the house when they try to live together in one eigh...
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written by Neil Simon, 1927-2018 (1966); directed by Peter Levin, fl. 1967; performed by Dan Castellaneta, 1957-, Nathan Lane, 1956-, David Paymer, 1954-, Linda Purl, 1955- and Yeardley Smith, 1964- (Los Angeles, CA: L. A. Theatre Works, 2006, originally published 1966), 1 hour 32 mins
Description
Poker buddies Felix Ungar and Oscar Madison suddenly find themselves bachelors again and innocently decide to share an apartment. In this classic comedy by America’s most prolific and successful playwright, these two legendarily mismatched roommates bring down the house when they try to live together in one eight-room New York City apartment.
Date Written / Recorded
1966, 1999-01
Field of Study
Drama
Content Type
Spoken word recording
Performer / Ensemble
Dan Castellaneta, 1957-, Nathan Lane, 1956-, David Paymer, 1954-, Linda Purl, 1955-, Yeardley Smith, 1964-
Author / Creator
Peter Levin, fl. 1967, Dan Castellaneta, 1957-, Nathan Lane, 1956-, David Paymer, 1954-, Linda Purl, 1955-, Yeardley Smith, 1964-, Neil Simon, 1927-2018
Date Published / Released
1966, 2006
Publisher
L. A. Theatre Works
Topic / Theme
Felix Ungar, Oscar Madison, Murray, Roy, Vinnie, Gwendolyn Pigeon, Cecily Pigeon, Speed
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California Suite
written by Neil Simon, 1927-2018 (1976); directed by Gwenn Victor; performed by Dennis Boutsikaris, 1952-, Bruce Davison, 1946-, Marsha Mason, 1942- and Amy Pietz, 1969- (Los Angeles, CA: L. A. Theatre Works, 2010, originally published 2010), 1 hour 44 mins, 104 page(s)
A four part comedy confection as only Neil Simon can write it! Four couples arrive, in turn, from London, Philadelphia, Chicago and New York and separately inhabit a Beverly Hills hotel suite, bringing along their problems, anxieties, and comical marital dilemmas. Beverly Hills will never be the same.
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written by Neil Simon, 1927-2018 (1976); directed by Gwenn Victor; performed by Dennis Boutsikaris, 1952-, Bruce Davison, 1946-, Marsha Mason, 1942- and Amy Pietz, 1969- (Los Angeles, CA: L. A. Theatre Works, 2010, originally published 2010), 1 hour 44 mins, 104 page(s)
Description
A four part comedy confection as only Neil Simon can write it! Four couples arrive, in turn, from London, Philadelphia, Chicago and New York and separately inhabit a Beverly Hills hotel suite, bringing along their problems, anxieties, and comical marital dilemmas. Beverly Hills will never be the same.
Date Written / Recorded
1976, 2010-02-17
Field of Study
Drama
Content Type
Spoken word recording
Performer / Ensemble
Dennis Boutsikaris, 1952-, Bruce Davison, 1946-, Marsha Mason, 1942-, Amy Pietz, 1969-
Author / Creator
Gwenn Victor, Dennis Boutsikaris, 1952-, Bruce Davison, 1946-, Marsha Mason, 1942-, Amy Pietz, 1969-, Neil Simon, 1927-2018
Date Published / Released
2010
Publisher
L. A. Theatre Works
Topic / Theme
Hannah Warren, William Warren, Marvin Michaels, Millie Michaels, Sidney Nichols, Diana Nichols, Mort Hollender, Beth Hollender, Stu Franklyn, Gert Franklyn
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Copyright © 2012. Used by permission of L.A. Theatre Works.
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The Prisoner of Second Avenue
written by Neil Simon, 1927-2018 (1971); directed by Scott Schwartz; performed by Annie Abbott, fl. 1986, Lorin Dreyfuss, Richard Dreyfuss, 1947-, Betty Garrett, Sharon Madden, 1947- and Marsha Mason, 1942- (Los Angeles, CA: L. A. Theatre Works, 2000, originally published 2000), 1 hour 38 mins
Richard Dreyfuss, Marsha Mason, and other cast members performed this play for the L.A. Theatre Works audience shortly after a successful revival in London's West End. The story revolves around Mel and Edna Edison, trapped by circumstance in an apartment on Second Avenue, New York City, in 1974. Add a cellular pho...
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written by Neil Simon, 1927-2018 (1971); directed by Scott Schwartz; performed by Annie Abbott, fl. 1986, Lorin Dreyfuss, Richard Dreyfuss, 1947-, Betty Garrett, Sharon Madden, 1947- and Marsha Mason, 1942- (Los Angeles, CA: L. A. Theatre Works, 2000, originally published 2000), 1 hour 38 mins
Description
Richard Dreyfuss, Marsha Mason, and other cast members performed this play for the L.A. Theatre Works audience shortly after a successful revival in London's West End. The story revolves around Mel and Edna Edison, trapped by circumstance in an apartment on Second Avenue, New York City, in 1974. Add a cellular phone or two, and it's life in 2000. Simon takes a good look at apartment life, career and role reversals, a nervous breakdown, and the lo...
Richard Dreyfuss, Marsha Mason, and other cast members performed this play for the L.A. Theatre Works audience shortly after a successful revival in London's West End. The story revolves around Mel and Edna Edison, trapped by circumstance in an apartment on Second Avenue, New York City, in 1974. Add a cellular phone or two, and it's life in 2000. Simon takes a good look at apartment life, career and role reversals, a nervous breakdown, and the love, torture, care, or inertia that somehow keeps a couple in a relationship for many years. At points, it's laugh-out-loud funny; at other times, it offers sensitive insight into the human condition. Fast-moving dialog with nonstop Simon quips and jokes performed extremely well by two fine actors: who could ask for more? This is classic American comedy produced, acted, recorded, and packaged in an exemplary manner. Sound effects, music, and simulated radio news broadcasts add to the atmosphere.
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Date Written / Recorded
1971, 2000-01-19
Field of Study
Drama
Content Type
Spoken word recording
Performer / Ensemble
Annie Abbott, fl. 1986, Lorin Dreyfuss, Richard Dreyfuss, 1947-, Betty Garrett, Sharon Madden, 1947-, Marsha Mason, 1942-
Author / Creator
Scott Schwartz, Annie Abbott, fl. 1986, Lorin Dreyfuss, Richard Dreyfuss, 1947-, Betty Garrett, Sharon Madden, 1947-, Marsha Mason, 1942-, Neil Simon, 1927-2018
Date Published / Released
2000
Publisher
L. A. Theatre Works
Topic / Theme
Mel Edison, Edna Edison, Harry Edison, Pauline, Jessie, Pearl, Roger Keating
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