Written by Neil Simon

Directed by Patricia Moran Collins 

Produced by Sue Bell

Performances:  RESCHEDULED!!

October 30-31 and November 5-6-7, 2004

Friday and Saturdays:  7:30 p.m

Sundays:  2 p.m.

SYNOPSIS

There comes a time in everyone’s life when you have to get serious, quit acting like a kid, and start acting like a grown-up. Tell that to Alan, a New York playboy whose world is turned upside-down when his timid and cautious younger brother moves in and proceeds to out-swing his swinging brother, much to the chagrin of Alan and their overprotective parents!

One of Neil Simon's most popular comedies!   It was first presented on Broadway in 1961, and turned into the 1963 movie starring Frank Sinatra, Lee J. Cobb, Barbara Rush and Jill St. John.

ABOUT THE DIRECTOR

Patricia Moran Collins is a veteran director making her Walworth County theatre debut. Formerly from Chicago, she earned a MA from the University of Illinois at Chicago and studied at the famed Second City. She directed primarily in Chicago, where one of her shows was nominated for the prestigious Jeff Awards. 

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