Articles about The Odd Couple
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Lauren Graham will sign off on the final season of ABC's 'Parenthood' and head right over to CBS's upcoming reboot of THE ODD COUPLE for a guest starring role.
Teatro Máscara Mágica stages classic laugher with big names Rodriguez, Gomez.
Local theater icon William Virchis casts Paul Rodriguez as Oscar Madison
Perhaps no modern play has been so engrained in our country's consciousness over the past five decades as Neil Simon's classic comedy, THE ODD COUPLE. That fact notwithstanding, Stage Door P…
Life goes on for the divorced, broke, and sloppy. -or so Oscar Madison is learning. Couple that with a neurotic nutbag of a roommate and you've got Cockpit in Court's first Cabaret show of t…
Unfortunately there is little to be done with gangsta rap. The rhythms pulsate as the words spew forth. However Tupac's themes of entrapment, despair and pain are timeless.
Cockpit in Court's 2014 summer theatre season is well underway at Baltimore County Community College/Essex campus. In production at their Cabaret theatre is Neil Simon's The Odd Couple. Pres…
Geva Theatre Center' 41st Mainstage Season concludes with Neil Simon's The Odd Couple. Directed by John Miller-Stephany, and with a cast led by Tony Award- winner Michael McGrath and Broadwa…
Geva Theatre Center's 41st Mainstage Season concludes with Neil Simon’s The Odd Couple, which begins performances April 22 on the Elaine P. Wilson Mainstage.
Geva Theatre Center's 41st Mainstage Season will conclude with Neil Simon’s The Odd Couple, which will begin performances April 22 on the Elaine P. Wilson Mainstage.
Playwright Carlyle Brown imagines a meeting between President Abraham Lincoln and the fictional Uncle Tom.
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Playwright Rolin Jones, who collaborated with Green Day frontman Billie Jo…
TV star Matthew Perry is bringing a modern version of Neil Simon’s classic comedy The Odd Couple to CBS, according to Deadline. The Friends alum is set to star and excutive produc…
Continuing on with our Christmas themed series of posts… Here is a true television classic, from the first season of The Odd Couple (1970), when the poker players were still r…
In this gender reversal, Neil Simon has not really created characters - they are caricatures, which is fine for a skit but well nigh unbearable for over two hours. The ensemble fails to brea…
Neil Simon should have left well enough alone. Instead, he took his iconic 1965 comedy "The Odd Couple" and adapted it in 1986 to feature female versions of neurotic neatnik Felix Unger and …
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Pioneer Theatre Company presents Neil Simon's iconic comedy The Odd Couple, officially opening March 22, following previews that began March 20, at the Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre i…
Pioneer Theatre Company will present Neil Simon's iconic comedy The Odd Couple beginning March 22 at the Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre in Salt Lake City. Mark La Mura and Jeff Talbott…
Jack Klugman, the protean character actor best known for his performances as Oscar Madison on the television series The Odd Couple and Herbie in the original Broadway production of Gypsy, di…
Famed actor Jack Klugman died at the age of 90 on December 24 at his home in Woodland Hills, California, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Born on April 27, 1922 in Philadelphia, Klugma…
According to his family attorney, the legendary Jack Klugman passed away at the age of 90 on December 24, 2012 peacefully at home in California, with his wife Peggy by his side.
Northlight Theatre, under the direction of Artistic Director BJ Jones and Executive Director Timothy J. Evans, announces a one-week extension of Neil Simon's The Odd Couple, featuring …
The characters might no longer quite resonate as well as they did in the 1960s, but The Odd Couple remains a very funny play. (read more...)
This production is an unpretentious and respectful reading of this 47-year-old comedy that provides a good opportunity for revisiting it, but just as importantly, an occasion for welcoming T…
