ABOUT THE SHOW:

A hit on Broadway in 1937, then a Marx Brothers movie, this summer's critically acclaimed revival is back!

In this classic screwball comedy, an unscrupulous Broadway producer struggles to find a backer for his new show. Holed up in a Times Square hotel with 19 hungry actors and a ballooning room service bill, he tries to forestall eviction by convincing the show's young playwright to fake his own death. Will the emissary from the moneybags businessman pay up when he discovers the surprise in the bathroom? Will the outraged hotel manager succeed in closing the show on opening night? And will anyone ever get a bite to eat? Order ROOM SERVICE and find out! Read More

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Dorothy Ames is the widow of Allen Boretz, co-writer of Room Service. She is also the longtime owner of 15 Vandam Street, home of The SoHo Playhouse.Click here to read her thoughts about Room Service.

"It's the cleanest show in town since 'The Fantasticks', and the funniest since 'The Drowsy Chaperone'. It ought to run forever..." -Terry Teachout, The Wall Street Journal Read More

The one and only Rue McClanahan celebrates New Year's day with the "Room Service" cast. Click here to view the large image.

We made The List! Michael Dale's list, that is, of 10 Memorable Moments of 2006 on broadwayworld.com. Check it out!

Get a taste of the Opening Night Fun at ROOM SERVICE with our new slideshow

Watch an interview with the ROOM SERVICE cast on "The Barry Z Show" at www.barryzshow.com