The Dinner Party
by Neil Simon; Directed by Christine Robinson
A mysterious invitation brings six divorcees together for dinner at a swank restaurant. In this humorous yet profound examination of marriage, the group speculates wildly about their conspicuously absent host, the apparent secrecy regarding the invitation, and the party’s true purpose. One of Simon’s most personal and introspective comedies.
Show guidance: The Dinner Party contains some adult language and discussion of adult topics. We would consider it a comparable to a movie with a PG-13 rating, which may not be suitable for younger patrons.
This show has closed.
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8:00 pm | 28
8pm SOLD OUT |
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| May 2012 |
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8pm SOLD OUT | 5
8:00 pm |
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8:00 pm* | 12
8:00 pm* |
* Member tickets not valid for marked (orange) shows.
Cast |
| Claude Pichon | | Bryan McVeigh |
| Albert Donay | | Keith Chamberlain |
| Andre Bouville | | Glen Eric Reed |
| Mariette Levieux | | Allison Greet |
| Yvonne Fouchet | | Jennifer Dinan |
| Gabrielle Buonocelli | | Andrea Grinwis |
Staff |
| Director | | Christine Robinson |
| Producer | | Kevin Robinson |
| Consulting Producer | | Carolyn Salerno |
| Stage Manager | | Laurie Burke |
| Tech Designer | | Paul LoSacco |
| Master Carpenter | | Rob Walsh |
| Set Designer | | Wayne Grinwis |
| Props & Costume coordinator/stage crew | | Lindsay Franklin |
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