"Lost in Yonkers" is a play written by Neil Simon that premiered in 1991. Set in the early 1940s, it tells the story of two brothers, Jay and Arty, who are forced to live with their strict grandmother, Grandma Kurnitz, after their mother's death. The play explores themes of family dynamics, loss, and the challenges of growing up. The narrative unfolds in Yonkers, New York, highlighting the brothers' struggles to adapt to their new life while dealing with their grandmother's harsh rules. As they navigate their circumstances, they also learn valuable lessons about love, responsibility, and resilience.