Theater
April, 1973
Every season Neil Simon writes another play and unfurls another hit high over Broadway. An expert jokesmith, he keeps threatening to write a serious comedy, but something---could it possibly be talent?---stops him short. His latest, The Sunshine Boys, isn't nearly serious enough, and it isn't quite as funny as Simon at his best (such as in The Odd Couple, which could have served as an alternate title for the current effort). But for Simonizers, it should be Neilly enough. The Sunshine Boys are a...
