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Experience a intimate, autobiographical two-person stage show from Renée Taylor and Joseph Bologna, blending monologues, stand-up, TV and movie clips, and heartfelt stories about marriage. This show marks a remarkable collaboration between two prolific performers known for their wit, warmth, and award-winning creative legacy. While 2025 tour dates aren’t confirmed, you can explore the show’s storied history, upcoming opportunities to see theatre through Gold Coast Tickets, and how to secure your seats for future engagements.

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People behind the production

Renée Taylor and Joseph Bologna have left a lasting mark on film, television, and the stage. From Academy Award-nominated screenwriting for Lovers and Other Strangers to an Oscar-winning title song with For All We Know, their careers span decades of comedy and storytelling. This page offers a concise biography, discography highlights in stage work, and the historical context of the Broadway run at the Cort Theatre, plus regional engagements in Beverly Hills, Boston, and White Plains. We’ll keep you posted on any future performances and provide direct, trustworthy options to purchase tickets.

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Quick Facts About If You Ever Leave Me, I'm Going With You

  • Two-person autobiographical stage show by Renée Taylor and Joseph Bologna.
  • Broadway run at the Cort Theatre: previews began July 17, 2001; opened August 6, 2001; closed September 23, 2001 (53 performances total).
  • West Coast premiere: Canon Theatre, Beverly Hills (1999); additional regional engagements in Boston (2005) and White Plains (Off-Broadway, 2006).
  • Genre/format: comedy; a collage of monologues, stand-up, TV/movie clips, and personal stories about marriage.
  • Major awards/achievements: Renée Taylor and Joseph Bologna were nominated for the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay for Lovers and Other Strangers (1970); the film’s title song won an Oscar for Best Original Song, 'For All We Know.'
  • Emmy nominations for Renée Taylor include acting and writing credits (Television Academy listings).

Renée Taylor and Joseph Bologna have left a lasting mark on film, television, and the stage. From Academy Award-nominated screenwriting for Lovers and Other Strangers to an Oscar-winning title song with For All We Know, their careers span decades of comedy and storytelling. This page offers a concise biography, discography highlights in stage work, and the historical context of the Broadway run at the Cort Theatre, plus regional engagements in Beverly Hills, Boston, and White Plains. We’ll keep you posted on any future performances and provide direct, trustworthy options to purchase tickets.

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