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The Odd Couple | Essays and Criticism
- Neil Simon: Gag Writer or Artist?
In the following essay, Terry Nienhuis discusses the mechanics of humor, Simon's facility with comedy, and the playwright's struggle to be recognized as more than a gag writer.
- Review of The Odd Couple's Broadway Debut
In this review, Howard Taubman recounts the Broadway debut of The Odd Couple and praises Simon's comedic skills.
- Review of The Odd Couple's Original Broadway Run
In this review of the play's original Broadway run, Kerr lauds The Odd Couple as a greatly entertaining evening of theatre.
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