I know, it's time to say goodbye to Brighton Beach Memoirs and let this wonderfully funny, poignant revival pass into history with its final performance today.
Before the curtain comes down, here's a clip of the delightful Noah Robbins making his Broadway debut as playwright Neil Simon's alter ego, Eugene Morris Jerome:
It's so sad when a show you love closes suddenly and much, much too soon. To the cast and creative team, thank-you for an evening of theatre that I'll always cherish.
2 comments:
this is too depressing--well, all the best for his career after this. I wanted to see this one too!
I feel so bad for Noah Robbins. What a tough experience for a 19-year-old. I met him after the performance I saw, too. A soft-spoken, polite young man. You almost can't believe it's the same person who just commanded that stage.
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