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BILOXI BLUES by Neil Simon

By Neil Simon February 27th - March 15th, 2026

Opening Night - Feb 27 - $48
Feb 28 - Mar 15 - $40
All sales are final. No refunds. If you are unable to attend a performance, please call and donate your tickets so that others may attend.

On the chectout page dinner packages please list your preferred dinner reservation time: 'anything you want to tell us" section

Dinner/Show - $116 - $66
(not available opening night)

Restaurant Dinner and Show Packages (DOES NOT INCLUDE TAX OR GRATUITY)
FOR ALL DINNER AND SHOW PATRONS: If purchasing a dinner package prior to the show, please pickup up your Theatre Ticket(s) at the Box Office to present to the restaurant. If purchasing an after-show dinner package, please retain your Theatre Ticket(s) to present to the restaurant.

Dinner/Show - $116-Paradiso
A 20% Gratuity will be added to the dinner bill at the restaurant, Must be seated at the restaurant no later than 5:45pm

Dinner/Show - Victoria's in Lake Worth - $96
A 20% Gratuity will be added to the dinner bill at the restaurant
Dinner/Show - Irish Brigade - $85
A 20% Gratuity will be added to the dinner bill at the restaurant
Dinner/Show - Dave's Last Resort - $70
A 20% Gratuity will be added to the dinner bill at the restaurant
Dinner/Show - Mario's - $66 - A 20% Gratuity will be added to the dinner bill at the restaurant, Must be seated at the restaurant no later than 5:45pm
Dinner/Show - Pomona - $66 - A 20% Gratuity will be added to the dinner bill at the restaurant, Must be seated at the restaurant no later than 5:45pm

Following up on last seasons acclaimed production of Brighton Beach Memoirs is the second in Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Neil Simon's semi-autobiographical trilogy. When we last met Eugene Jerome, he was coping with adolescence in 1930's Brooklyn. Now we join Eugene as he experiences the army as a young recruit, during World War II. At basic training in Biloxi, Mississippi, Eugene is determined to use his army experiences to help his writing career and keeps detailed memoirs about his experiences.

Eugene and his fellow soldiers-in-training suffer under a hard-nosed drill sergeant, Merwin J. Toomey; Along the way, Eugene is forced to learn about authority, danger, sex, assimilation, bigotry, homosexuality, and love. In the process, he discovers that life can be both ugly and tender.

"A fine comedy, and another step in the process of making Simon neither so simple, nor so simplistic." - New York Post

"A play that rings with a newer, deeper, sweeter truth." - New York Magazine