By Neil Simon

Directed by Cindi East

Neil Simon’s semi-autobiographical play tells the story of young, budding writer Eugene Jerome, dreaming of baseball and girls and coping with the mundane existence of family life in 1930’s Brooklyn. The original Broadway production in 1982 featured a Tony-winning (and star-making) performance by Matthew Broderick, with Jonathan Silverman taking over the role for the 1986 feature film. Hilarious and bittersweet , Brighton Beach Memoirs evocatively captures the life of a struggling Jewish household during the Great Depression and is one of the best plays by the greatest comedy writer of the Twentieth Century.

Performance Dates:

January 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25, 31 & February 1 @ 8pm

January 19 & 26 (sold out) @ 2:30pm