The Good Doctor

A writer suffering from writer’s block presents us with a series of witty tales of human eccentricity and frailty in Neil Simon’s take on Anton Chekhov. From an overzealous dentist, to the sneezing fit of a government clerk, an entrepreneurial tramp and a mother cheating her governess’ pay, “…there is much fun here. Mr. Simon’s comic fancy is admirable.” – THE NEW YORK TIMES.