Photo Flash: First Look at ActorsNET's LAUGHTER ON THE 23RD FLOOR
Legendary playwright Neil Simon's tribute to his years writing for iconic comedian Sid Caesar's 1950s television show delivers gales of laughs on the Heritage Center stage in Morrisville, PA. Set in the show's writers' room, it's a madcap look inside the antics of the writers whose wit lit up TV screens during the Golden Age of Television. ActorsNET CofounderJoe Doyle directs Steve Lobis of Morrisville, PA as TV star "Max Prince"; Evan O'Rourke of Yardley, PA as new staff writer "Lucas"; Barry Abramowitz of Lawrenceville, NJ as "Milt"; Vince Pileggi of Southampton, PA as "Kenny"; Marco Newton of Yardley as "Val"; Dan Hickey of Marlton, NJ as "Brian"; Allison Deratzian of North Wales as "Carol"; Maryalice Rubins - Topoleski as "Helen"; and Olivier Leroux of Pennington, NJ as "Ira." Stage managed by Julie McMillan of Morrisville. Lighting Design by Andrena Wishnie of Morrisville. Costume and Sound Coordination by ActorsNET Artistic Director Cheryl Doyle. Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French.
Marco Newton, Steve Lobis, Barry Abramowitz, Allison Deratzian
Evan O’Rourke and Steve Lobis
Vincent Pileggi, Steve Lobis, Dan Hickey, Olivier Leroux, Barry Abramowitz, Allison Deratzian, Evan O’Rourke
Olivier Leroux (and Allison Deratzian
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