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
The Cast
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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