Prisoner Of Second Avenue March 20, 2011

PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE
From Neil Simon and the Critically Acclaimed Team
That brought you “All My Sons” last summer!
March 19th – April 17th, 2011
Fri, Sat 8PM & Sunday 3PM

LA WEEKLY says, "GO!" 



“Director Kiff Scholl, with his capable cast, delivers palpable pathos… there's always physical and emotional balance on the stage.” - BACKSTAGE 



“WOW! This revival is well worth seeing…Expect to be moved profoundly”
- STAGESCENE LA 



Neil Simon, one of the most popular of twentieth-century American dramatists, is known for his comedies that often examine the tensions that can arise among family members or between men and women living in New York. In his play, The Prisoner of Second Avenue, which ran on Broadway for 788 performances beginning in 1973, Simon’s comedy turns darker as he explores the devastating effect that city life can have on a middle-aged couple. In early 1970s, when the play takes place, New York City was beset by financial problems, high crime, and strikes that made daily life often inconvenient and sometimes dangerous. The play chronicles Mel and Edna’s struggle to survive city life, coupled with noisy neighbors, faulty plumbing, and the loss of employment, and to maintain a measure of dignity in the process.

GTC BURBANK
1111-B West Olive Ave
Burbank, CA. 91506

$30.00 General Admission
For Reservations call (323) 960-7862
Reserve ONLINE at: www.plays411.com/prisoner