Bermuda Avenue Triangle

Renée Taylor and Joseph Bologna’s 'Bermuda Avenue Triangle' arrived Off-Broadway at the Promenade Theatre in 1997 as a boisterous, laugh-out-loud comedy celebrating late-in-life sexuality, independence, and cultural eccentricities. The lighthearted plot centers on two middle-aged, deeply conventional widows—one Jewish, one Italian—whose well-meaning children relocate them to a shared retirement condominium in Las Vegas, Nevada, tracking the hilarious upheaval of their quiet lives when they are simultaneously seduced by a charming, smooth-talking con artist. Directed by Charles Nelson Reilly, the production starred Taylor and Bologna alongside Tony winner Nanette Fabray, capturing a long-running commercial hit.