neil simon Archives – Page 2 of 2

Deferred dream comes true for actress Nan Tepper

Tom Tugend August 7, 2008

\”I had been a student, wife, mother, news executive and caregiver, but I had always promised myself that one day I would be an actor.\”

Calendar Girls Picks and Clicks July 26-August 1 — Rothman, Pressman live

Dikla Kadosh and Danielle Berrin July 25, 2008

Love in the Afterlife

Tom Tugend February 13, 2003

Neil Simon has always laced his plays with aspects of his own life and, at age 75, he takes on mortality — specifically the mortality of a creative writer — in \”Rose and Walsh.\”

Pigeons Fly Coop in New ‘Couple’

Tom Tugend July 11, 2002

Judging by some reviews of the current play, such ignorance may be bliss, and to me and the rest of the audience, the sturdy underpinnings of the basic plot line easily carried au courant references to cell phones, e-mail and béarnaise sauce.

Party of Six

Tom Tugend October 14, 1999

Never has Neil Simon dissected his marital specimen, genus Americana, with more astuteness and wit than in the world premiere of \”The Dinner Party\” at the Mark Taper Forum.