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by Neil Simon

16 - 25 September 2010

This is one of Neil Simon’s earlier works – and still one of his funniest. In a cascade of witty quips and snappy ripostes, there is a laugh in nearly every line. The story centres on the Bratters, a pair of newlywed New Yorkers who move into an apartment six floors up – an agonising climb for everyone but young wife Corrie who is thrilled with her first home. Husband Paul, a rather serious rising lawyer, is not so amused. Neither is Corrie’s mother, a widow with a bad back and a nervous disposition, who is even more nervous when she meets the Bratters’ eccentric European neighbour, Velasco. After a night out with him, the Bratters have their first stand-up row and Corrie accuses Paul of being a stuffed shirt who would never do anything so crazy as to walk barefoot in the park. Meanwhile, her mother has to find out how she lost all her clothes when she passed out in Velasco’s apartment and Paul decides to walk on the wild side to prove his love for Corrie. Naturally, it all ends happily. But you’ll still be laughing on the way out of the theatre.

Tickets on sale to the general public at the Box and Online from 31 August

...will be closed during August for the annual break.

The Centre will reopen on Tuesday 31 August when all activities will recommence on their usual days.

...will be closed during August.

The last date for hiring costumes before the closure will be Saturday 31 July. The Wardrobe will be reopen for business as usual on Saturday 4 September.

The Charity Committee have agreed the list of charities to benefit from the optional donations made by our patrons in 2010/2011.

All the charities have been nominated by members of the Miller Centre Club or Miller Centre Players.

The Players have published details of the 2010/2011 Season.

From farce to historical drama, from musical to modern theatre, the Season holds something and more for everyone.