Articles about The Odd Couple
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Adam Kantor shows us what a Fiddler fight call looks like and chats with Jessica Hecht and some of the show's swings.
What Neil Simon's The Odd Couple so charming is the comic interplay between Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon
Southwark Playhouse, LondonJackie K's aunt and cousin are joyfully on song in a tale of Long Island squalor and co-dependency, while a fine new Pericles rules the wavesIt is the theatrical p…
A female and male cast will present two versions of Neil Simon's "The Odd Couple" play beginning Thursday, Dec. 3.
Pulitzer prize winner Neil Simon's play The Odd Couple was the precursor to the beloved '70s TV show. While I can't compare it to the TV show (before my time), the play is an enjoyable stand…
Wesley Enoch directs his final play for QTC, a festival of intimate performance art opens in Perth and a Sydney heritage-listed laneway re-opens for businessThe Odd Couple in Brisbane Contin…
Passaic Valley High School’s theater arts program will present the female version of Neil Simon’s “The Odd Couple” for it fall production.
What would we do without odd couples? Not just Neil Simon’s Oscar and Felix but all those mismatched friends, lovers, spouses, siblings, parents, partners, pets, cousins, exes, execs, …
Holier-than-thou contests don't come more berserkly knockabout than the one that breaks out between two filthy, near-naked fourth-century monks in this 1969 play by Peter (The Ruling Class) …
Inspired by the sometimes contentious relationship between Supreme Court Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Antonin Scalia, composer Derrick Wang's new comedic opera Scalia/Ginsburg had it…
A group of guys have gathered to play cards in Oscar Madison’s filthy apartment. With all that mess, is it any wonder his wife left him? And how exactly does clean-freak guest Fleix Un…
The star of this season's most anticipated movie made tabloid last year for his friendship with trans musician Our Lady J. Now, the pair goes public to chat about magic, music, and how to fi…
To the extent that “Elling” works, it is not due to the wisps of plot, which are even more incidental than they are implausible. The entertainment comes from the well-pitched per…
