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Stamford, Connecticut

1983

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1959

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Samuel French, NY

1959

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Musical Fantasy

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Notes: written with William Friedberg, music by Clay Warnick and Mel Pahl

Synopsis:

New Hope, Pennsylvania

1963

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Random House, New York

1964

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Comedy

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2

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Notes: aka Nobody Loves Me

Synopsis: Corrie and Paul are newlyweds who have just moved into their cold eyrie of an apartment. Corrie is starry-eyed, Paul less so after staggering up five flights. Their house seems to be populated by unusual people, the most bohemian being Victor whom Corrie finds entertaining. Conic tries matchmaking between Victor and her lonely mother but after a disastrous dinner party she learns that walking barefoot in the park may not necessarily denote joie de vivre - in February it is simply silly!

New York

1984

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Random House, New York

1986

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Comedy

7

2

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Notes: quasi-autobiographical trilogy

Synopsis: This sequel to Brighton Beach Memoirs won the 1985 Tony Award for Best Play and received its British premiere at the Library Theatre, Manchester, in 1991. When we last met Fugene, he was coping with adolescence in the 1930s in Brooklyn. Now it is 1943 and the saga of Fugene Morris Jerome, alter ego of the youthful Neil Simon, continues with him as a young army recruit during the Second World War. 'Joyous and unexpectedly rewarding.' New York Times

Los Angeles

1983

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Random House, New York

1984

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Play/Drama

3

4

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Notes: quasi-autobiographical trilogy

Synopsis: Fifteen year old hero ensnared in American economic depression as World War II threatens Furope.

New York

1986

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Random House, New York

1987

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Comedy

4

2

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Notes: quasi-autobiographical trilogy

Synopsis: Parents may separate but their sons commence successful careers as comedy writers

Los Angeles

1976

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Random House, New York

1977

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Comedy

2

2

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Notes: includes Visitor From New York, Visitor From Philadelphia, Visitor From london, Visitor From Chicago

Synopsis: A combination of four plays highlighting differences between visitors from different cities and cultures.

New York

1955

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Sketches in

Sketch

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Notes: written with Danny Simon

Synopsis:

Los Angeles

1977

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Random House, New York

1979

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Comedy

2

2

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Synopsis: An autobiographical play, about a writer whose wife has died and his matchmaking brother.

New Hope, Pennsylvania

1960

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Samuel French, NY

1961

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Comedy

3

4

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Synopsis: The owner of the largest artificial fruit business on the east coast's 21 year old son develops an urge to assert himself.

New York

2000

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comic drama

Comedy

3

3

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Synopsis: The premise of The Dinner Party is simple enough: six people have been invited, unbeknownst to one another, to dine in an elegant private room in an exclusive Parisian restaurant. They arrive one at a time, encountering each other in pairs and trios, until at last they start to detect the pattern that explains why they're there. It turns out that they are all divorced couples. They've been brought together to look backward--and forward--at their damaged relationships. Will--or perhaps more to the point, can--any or all of them reconcile?
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New York

1981

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Samuel French, London

1981

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Comedy

7

3

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Synopsis: Schoolteacher breaks the curse of a town cursed with chronic stupidity for 200 years.

Plymouth Theatre, New York

1970

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Random House, New York

1971

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Comedy

3

2

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Synopsis: Alcoholic woman in Odd Couples relationships with homosexual actor, ageless girlfriend, seventeen year old daughter and ferocious lover.

New York

1974

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Random House, New York

1975

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Comedy

5

2

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Synopsis: The Book of Job - transferring the action to a Long Island Mansion.

New York

1973

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Random House, New York

1974

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Comedy

2

3

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Notes: music by Peter Link, lyrics by Simon, from stories by Ckekhov

Synopsis: A series of vignettes from the short stories of Anton Chekov

Marquis Theater, New York

1992

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Original cast recording: Columbia (CK 53761)

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Musical

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Notes: screenplay 1977. Stage version, music by Marvin Hamlisch, lyrics by David Zippel

Synopsis: Single mother Paula and her twelve year old daughter are about to move to California with Paula's actor boyfriend, Tony. On the morning of the move Paula finds a note from him saying he has a part in a film and will be in Spain for six months. Broke Paula goes back to dance teaching - something she has not done for a long time. Arriving home from work she meets her landlady who tells her that Tony had sub-let the apartment and the new tenant, Elliott has moved in

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1959

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Samuel French, NY

1959

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Adaptation

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Notes: written with William Friedberg, music by Clay Warnick, from novel by Johanna Spyri

Synopsis:

Los Angeles

1980

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Random House, New York

1981

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Comedy

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2

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Synopsis: A teenage daughter confronts a Hollywood scriptwriter who is having a dry run.

San Diego

1990

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Samuel French, London

1993

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Comedy

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7

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Synopsis: Originally staring Alan Alda, aging author Jake's imagination conjures up the most important women from his life and obliges them to re-enact key scenes from their relationship with him

New York

1969

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Random House, New York

1970

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Comedy

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3

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Synopsis: Return to the values of marriage after three failed seductions.

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Comedy

7

2

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Synopsis: Story about 1950's TV programming and politics.

Lunt-Fontanne Theatre,New York

1962

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in "Collected Plays 2", Random house, New York

1979

Original cast recording: RCA (61482)

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Notes: music by Cy Coleman, lyrics by Carolyn Leigh, from novel by Partick Dennis, book by Neil Simon

Synopsis: This whopping, whirling musical burlesque charting the rise to fame and fortune of Bell Poitrine, the queen of the silver screen. This little girl from the wrong side of the tracks, finds her way to the right side, with the help of several willing gentlemen!

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Samuel French, London

1996

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four 1 Acts

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Notes: Settling Accounts; Going home; The Man On The Floor; Diana and Sydney

Synopsis: Four hilarious one-act comedies set in a posh London hotel: In Settling Accounts, the suite is occupied by an inebriated Welsh writer who is holding his long time business manager - caught absconding with the writer's money - at gun point . An American widow and her daughter then take over the suite in Going Home. At the daughter's insistence, mother spends her last evening in London with a rich Scotsman. The hotel guests in The Man on the Floor are a married couple from New York who have lost their tickets to Wimbledon and are about to lose their suite to Kevin Costner who absolutely must have it now. The evening ends on a funny, bittersweet note with Diana and Sidney, another chapter in the lives of two characters from California Suite. Diana, the Oscar winning actress, and Sidney, her bisexual husband, are now divorced and are seeing each other for the first time in years. He needs money for his lover who is dying of cancer. The money is not a problem for Diana, but the realization that she still loves this man is.

New York

1991

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Random House, New York

1991

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Comedy/Drama

Comedy

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3

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Synopsis: Set in 1940s New York, this is the story of Eddie Kurnitz who, when his wife dies, dumps his two teenage sons with their formidable Grandma Kurnitz who runs a candy store in Yonkers. A dark comedy full of emotionally crippled characters, the boys also have to contend with Bella and Louie and their mob connections

New York

1956

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Sketches in

Sketch

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Notes: written with Danny Simon

Synopsis:

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1962

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com
or the playwright direct where their email is shown at the top of the page

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Comedy

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2

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Notes: aka Barefoot In The Park

Synopsis:

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1985

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Samuel French, London

1986

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Comedy

2

6

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Synopsis: In this Female Version, instead of the poker party, Ms.Madison has invited the girls over for an evening of Trivial Pursuits, and the Pigeon sisters have been replaced by the hilarious Constanzuela brothers

New York

1965

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Random House, New York

1966

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Comedy

6

2

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Synopsis: This renowned comedy begins with a group of the boys meeting to play cards in the apartment of a divorced fellow - and if the mess is any indication, it's no wonder that his wife left him. Late to arrive is another fellow who, they learn, has just been separated from his wife. Since he is very meticulous and tense, they fear he might commit suicide, and so go about locking all the windows. When he arrives, he is scarcely allowed to go to the bathroom alone. As life would have it, the slob bachelor and the meticulous fellow decide to bunk together with hilarious results. The patterns of their own disastrous marriages begin to reappear in this arrangement; and so this too must end.

New York

1968

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Random House, New York

1969

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Comedy

7

5

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Notes: includes Visitor from Mamaroneck, Visitor From Hollywood, Visitor From Forest Hills

Synopsis: Three tales of actual and potential marriages.

New York

1971

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Random House, New York

1972

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Comedy