The play is scheduled to open on July 13th at the Vaudeville Theatre with the Old Vic to be put to use in the Sam Mendes’ Bridge Project.

This [...] No related posts. Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.]]> Jeff Goldblum is scheduled to be the star of his second West End Play at the Old Vic; it will be The Prisoner of Second Avenue by Neil Simon.

The play is scheduled to open on July 13^th at the Vaudeville Theatre with the Old Vic to be put to use in the Sam Mendes’ Bridge Project.

This is Goldblum’s first step onto the London stage since 2008 when he appeared beside Kevin Spacey in an Old Vic production of the play Speed the Plow, which he described at the time as a ‘delicious experience.’

Terry Johnson is slated to direct the play who already has several awards under his belt both as a director and a playwright.

Goldblum will portray the character of Mel on the stage that loses his job and then has a nervous breakdown.

Mendes will return to the Old Vic for his second year in The Bridge Project, which will start on June 12^th and run through August 21st.  During this time period his theatre group of American and British actors will be directed through two plays by Shakespeare, The Tempest and As You Like It.

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