"The Sunshine Boys" is a play written by Neil Simon that premiered in 1972. It tells the story of two aging vaudeville comedians, Willie Clark and Al Lewis, who reunite for a television special after years of estrangement. Their comedic rivalry and personal grievances create both humorous and poignant moments as they navigate their complicated relationship. The play explores themes of friendship, nostalgia, and the challenges of aging in the entertainment industry. It highlights the struggles of maintaining relevance and the impact of past successes on present lives, making it a relatable story for audiences of all ages.