Photo: Joan Marcus
By Brian Scott Lipton
As the saying goes, you truly never know what goes on behind closed doors, Still, few writers had more “thoughts” on this subject than the late Neil Simon, as proven by his 1970 comedy “Plaza Suite.” This triptych of short plays about the vagaries of marriage -- each set in the same suite in the legendary Plaza Hotel (spectacularly designed by John Lee Beatty) -- is now being given an often-uproarious and unquestionably crowd-pleasing revival at the Hudson Theatre, with Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick effortlessly embodying the main characters in each work. Read Full Review
