Theater
May, 1968
Every Broadway season since 1961 has been enhanced by a Neil Simon hit of one magnitude or another. This year, with his ideas running so thin that most playwrights would have fled to the Bahamas for a well-earned rest, Simon went right ahead and wrote another one. Wrote three, in fact: a trio of feathery skits--booked together as Plaza Suite--that just might blow away if it weren't the funniest show in town. The single setting is a seventh-floor suite in the dowager empress of Manhattan's luxury...
