Barefoot in the Park

Written by Neil Simon

Newlyweds Corie and Paul Bratter are madly in love—and quickly discovering that marriage may be the biggest adventure of all.

After a blissful honeymoon, the couple settles into their first apartment: a tiny fifth-floor walk-up in New York City with a broken skylight, questionable heat, and more personality than practicality. Free-spirited Corie sees it as the beginning of an exciting new life together. Her buttoned-up attorney husband, Paul, is slightly less enthusiastic.

When Corie decides to play matchmaker between her cautious mother and their eccentric upstairs neighbor, an unforgettable evening sends everyone’s plans—and relationships—into hilarious chaos.
Neil Simon’s beloved romantic comedy is a fast, funny, and heartfelt look at newlywed life, opposites attracting, and learning that sometimes love means being willing to kick off your shoes and walk barefoot in the park.

Full of sparkling dialogue, memorable characters, and classic comedy, Barefoot in the Park remains an irresistible celebration of love, marriage, and finding the courage to loosen up.