"Broadway Bound" is a semi-autobiographical play by Neil Simon, part of his Eugene Trilogy. It follows the lives of two brothers, Eugene and Stanley, as they navigate their teenage years in the 1940s, aspiring to become successful writers in the world of Broadway. Set in New York City, the play explores themes of family dynamics, ambition, and the challenges of growing up. The brothers face various obstacles, including their parents' struggles and their own insecurities, while pursuing their dreams in the competitive landscape of theater.