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Set in Brooklyn, New York, Brighton Beach Memoirs tells the story of a large Polish-Jewish family living in one household during The Great Depression. The events are told through Eugene's honest, sarcastic "memoirs" and follow the Jerome family through a financial crisis, health concerns and a search for identity.
A Broadway classic and one of Simon's most popular plays, Brighton Beach Memoirs had its debut in 1983, starring Matthew Broderick as the snarky protagonist, Eugene. The show had almost 1,300 performances and took home two Tony Awards, before being adapted into a 1986 movie starring Jonathan Silverman and Blythe Danner.
"Hilarious comedy ... His finest play ... A delightful and enriching experience," CBS-TV said.
Running time: Approximately 2 hours, 30 minutes including intermission.
Intermission: Yes
Kid Friendly: Contains some mature themes & language. Recommended for ages 12 & up - Please note that children under age 4 will not be admitted.
Eugene Jerome: JAMES GRANDE
Stanley Jerome: MATTHEW GIUNCO
Jack Jerome: MARK MEGILL
Kate Jerome: PAMELA WARD
Blanche: GINA LUPI
Nora: JULIA LUPI
Laurie: SOPHIE CREED
Director: IAN MOORE
Stage Manager: KERIELLE SOLLECITO
BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS
Written by Neil Simon
BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.
