Glenn Casale (Peter Pan) directs the Tony Award-nominated Neil Simon play, that tells the story of a New York advertising executive who loses his job — and then his mind.
Alexander, best known as George on TV's "Seinfeld," won a Tony for his work in Jerome Robbins' Broadway. Hecht has appeared on TV's "Glee" (as Puck's mom) and "Mork & Mindy" (as Jean DaVinci).
Here's a look at opening night:
The show—dramatizing a night when Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, and others participated in a jam session—celebrates its 15th anniversary.
The hit revival continues at the Westside Theatre.
After closing at Theatre 555, the production will launch a national tour later this year.
Tony winner Jerry Mitchell directs the reading.
The new play imagines the relationship between two literary icons at odds with their time: 27-year-old Christopher Marlowe and rising star William Shakespeare.
Marina Zurita's play tells a story of waste pickers, the global community of people who pick and sort recyclable materials for a living.
The revival was previously slated to begin touring in fall 2025.
Tara Overfield Wilkinson will direct at the Southwark Playhouse Elephant.
Jack Serio directs the production at the East Village Basement, a new downtown venue.
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