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laughter on the 23rd floor

SCENIC DESIGN: FROM CONCEPT THROUGH PRODUCTION

Laughter on the 23rd Floor follows the rollercoaster antics that catapult a not-your-average 1950s writers’ room into the comedy fray, as they frantically attempt to please their larger-than-life boss of a weekly comedy variety show. Locked in an ongoing battle with NBC executives, who fear the show’s humor is too sophisticated for Middle America, the writing and fighting of the team expose the social and political undercurrents of the 1950s—reflecting back the ongoing tensions in today’s America in this updated, reimagined production. Play by Neil Simon and directed by Michael A. Shepperd at the Garry Marshall Theatre.

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