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Laughter on the 23rd Floor Riverside Theatre |
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Cast
This Broadway hit is a homage to Neil Simon’s early days in show biz when he worked as a writer for Sid Ceasar’s Your Show of Shows. He was stuck in a room with a bunch of the looniest comedy writers ever, who grew up to be the likes of Mel Brooks, Larry Gelbart and others. The play is a memoir told y Neil Simon’s alter ego, Lucas. As the writers try to top each other with gags while competing for the attention of head madman Max Prince (the Sid Ceasar character), Max contends with the NBC brass who fear his humor is too sophisticated for middle America. “Old-style comedy: fast and furious.” “One of (Simon’s) funniest…comedy, comedy all the way.” |
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Contact Information:
Richard Nimke
Director of Theatre
Haas Fine Arts, 174
(715) 836-2407
Contact Information:
Terry Allen
Director of Theatre
Haas Fine Arts, 179
(715) 836-3178
allentj@uwec.edu