Plaza Suite
a Comedy in Three Acts
by Neil Simon
Performed
May 30-31, June 1-2, 5-9, 2007
at
The Boal Barn Playhouse
Production Staff
Director | Valerie Gehn |
Scenic Designer | Jon Vickers-Jones |
Lighting Designer | Susan L. Polay |
Costume Designer | Edna Rentschler |
Audio Designer | Mike Twomley |
Technical Director | Jon Vickers-Jones |
Stage Manager | Jerry Henry Jr. |
Apprentice Coordinator | Amber Daughtry |
About the Show

Plaza Suite
2007
Neil Simon began his writing career in television and then established himself as a leading writer of comedy by creating a succession of Broadway hits beginning with Come Blow Your Horn. By the 1966-67 season, Barefoot in the Park, The Odd Couple, Sweet Charity, and The Star-Spangled Girl were all playing simultaneously.
In the 1970-71 season, Broadway theatergoers had their choice of Plaza Suite, Last of the Red Hot Lovers, or Promises, Promises. Many more successes followed, including Lost in Yonkers, for which Mr. Simon received a Tony Award and a Pulitzer Prize.
In Plaza Suite, hilarity abounds in this portrait of three couples, each occupying a suite at the Plaza Hotel in New York City. Simon’s ability to combine humor with despair is extraordinary. His dialogue and timing are an actor’s delight.
Neil Simon’s words are a joy to perform, and we are thrilled to share them with you.
Valerie Gehn
These are three plays all taking place in the same suite at the Plaza Hotel. Time: The 1960’s.
Act I Visitor from Mamacneck About four in the afternoon, mid-December | Act II Visitor from Hollywood About three in the afternoon, on a warm, sunny, spring day | Act III Visitor from Forest Hills Three o’clock on a warm, Saturday afternoon in spring |
Karen Nash Muriel Tate Norma Hubley | Michelle Miller-Day | ![]() |
Sam Nash Jesse Kiplinger Roy Hubley | Tom McClary | ![]() |
Bellhop Bordon Eisler | Tristan Wilson | ![]() |
Waiter | Mark Casamento | ![]() |
Jean McCormack Mimsey Hubley | Jessica Detwilier | ![]() |
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