Manny Azenberg

Manny Azenberg, is a prominent American theatrical producer who has left an indelible mark on the Broadway landscape. With a career spanning over five decades. Azenberg began his career in the theater as a press agent, working with renowned playwrights and producers. His early collaborations included projects with Neil Simon, a partnership that would prove to be particularly fruitful. Azenberg served as a producer on many of Simon's most successful plays, including "Brighton Beach Memoirs," "Biloxi Blues," and "Lost in Yonkers," earning Tony Awards for Best Play for the latter two. Beyond his work with Neil Simon, Azenberg produced a wide range of plays and musicals, showcasing his keen eye for talent and his ability to recognize compelling stories. Some notable productions he was involved in include "The Real Thing" by Tom Stoppard, "Master Class" by Terrence McNally, and "La Cage aux Folles" by Jerry Herman and Harvey Fierstein. Azenberg's collaborations extended to other creative realms as well. Beyond his role as a producer, Azenberg has also been an advocate for the arts and an influential voice in the theater community. Azenberg's contributions continue to shape the landscape of American theater and inspire future generations of producers and artists.