De Sunshine Boys
New translation of the 1972 classic by the American "King of Comedy" Neil Simon, performed in homes for the elderly and parish halls.
'The Sunshine Boys' (1972) is one of the 38 plays written by the American author Neil Simon (New York, 1927). In America he is the most produced playwright after Shakespeare and is called The King of Comedy.
Premiere: October 2006, Comp.Marius scenery workshop, Hoboken (BE)
Premiere French version: December 2007, Théatre l'Athénée, Paris (FR)
The staging
'The Sunshine Boys' can be performed anywhere and everywhere: in parish halls, libraries, museums, schools, function rooms, garages, and arts and cultural centres.
Credits
Text: The Sunshine Boys
Author: Neil Simon
Translation and adaptation: Waas Gramser, Kris Van Trier, Herwig Ilegems
Translation French version: Monique Nagielkopf
Actors: Waas Gramser, Kris Van Trier, Herwig Ilegems, Kyoko Scholiers
Costumes (design and realisation): Thijsje Strypens
Sets/technical: Koen Schetske
Production: Comp.Marius
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