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Plus, he reacts to Merrily We Roll Along finally getting the love it deserves.

Sandy Rustin's Broadway play puts a fresh twist on the old-fashioned farce, so the team naturally draws inspiration from classic comedians and writers. Read more on New York Theatre Guide.

A finely tuned and ultimately satisfying evening of theatre

Females may get the upper hand, but the audience is dealt a deck of duds in the tiresome farce, "The Cottage."

Award-winning playwright Sandy Rustin discusses her lifelong dream of making her Broadway debut with The Cottage, a laugh-out-loud comedy featuring an incredible cast. Find out her inspiration behind the play and how it feels to be one of the most-produced playwrights of the season.

Theater interview, Jason Alexander: Known for his role on 'Seinfeld,' Alexander is a theater veteran making his Broadway directing debut.

Broadway's new comedy, The Cottage, written by Sandy Rustin and directed by Tony Award winner Jason Alexander, opens tonight at the Hayes Theatre! Read the reviews!

A lowbrow-highbrow mashup isn’t the worst idea, granted, but here it translates to “Shout til it’s funny.” The posh English accents are so high-pitched (not to mention questionable) that the production could star Alvin, Simon and Theodore. And one of its biggest gags is an extended fart sound effect that would send Noel Coward sprinting for a gin bottle.

Eric McCormack stars in a new take on an old-fashioned farce in Broadways

"The Cottage," Sandy Rustin's new Broadway comedy comes from director Jason Alexander and stars "Will and Grace" star Eric McCormack.