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How does that compare to weekly operating costs for a play, like Equus or All My Sons? And I'm guessing since they're weekly costs are less, that's how they can still recoup even though they have limited runs? I know it's a simple question, but I'm curious.

We saw this revival in London and came away with the same impression of Richard Griffiths. My husband had seen it with Anthony Perkins on Broadway and felt this revival lacked the tension, torment and sexuality that was so riveting in the original production. I think Griffiths is way too affable , almost like he's just the narrator rather than the central character. I think it's his role that drives the message of the play as he unravels Alan's story and his own inner anguish is revealed, but...