Neil Simon's Barefoot in the Park lands at Metro Theatre, January 24 to February 14
Romantic comedy set in 1960s New York City follows newlyweds navigating marriage, compromise, and the beautiful mess of learning how to live
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Barefoot in the Park. Photo by Moonrider Productions
Metro Theatre is staging Neil Simon’s beloved romantic comedy Barefoot in the Park, an honest, hilarious, and heartfelt look at love, from January 24 to February 14, with a preview on January 23.
Newlyweds Corie and Paul Bratter have only been married a week when reality comes knocking—five flights up, in a cramped New York apartment with no elevator. Maia Beresford plays Corie, a free spirit who believes in living boldly. David Grof plays her counterpart, Paul, a buttoned-up young lawyer who values comfort, logic, and routine.
As the honeymoon glow begins to fade, the couple navigates the growing realization that love alone doesn’t guarantee harmony. Set in the 1960s with sparkling dialogue and sharp comedic timing, Barefoot in the Park is a celebration of imperfect love and the courage it takes to walk forward together, even when the path is uncertain.
Following the performances on January 30 and February 8, there will be special audience talkbacks with director Mark Carter and members of the cast and crew.
Tickets are available through Metro Theatre.
Post sponsored by Metro Theatre.
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