In 1991, Neil Simon won a Pulitzer Prize forLost in Yonkerswhich tells the story of two young boys who are forced to spend a year living with their domineering grandmother when their father takes a job in another state. Lost in Yonkers also won a Tony Award for Best Play and is generally considered one of Simon's finest works.
which tells the story of two young boys who are forced to spend a year living with their domineering grandmother when their father takes a job in another state. Lost in Yonkers also won a Tony Award for Best Play and is generally considered one of Simon's finest works.