Just when you think there aren’t any more revivals left, here comes Roundabout Theatre Company with a production of a play that hasn’t been seen on Broadway in 60 (!) years.

Come on, admit it . . . even all you theater nerds out there didn’t know the story of The Winslow Boy.

That’s what Roundabout does so well . . . give us something that we’ve forgotten, or might seem creaky, and deliver a brand new production that makes it seem like it was written yesterday (their watershed Cabaret with my Macbeth‘s Alan Cumming returns next year!).

I mean, come on, just look at these reviews for The Winslow Boy!

And today is your lucky you-know-what because we’re giving away two tickets to see this new production, which stars Michael Cumpsty (End of the Rainbow), Tony Award nominee Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio (Man of La Mancha), and Tony Award winner Roger Rees (The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby).

Here’s how to win:

Of all the revivals you’ve seen . . . on Broadway, Off Broadway or in your hometown . . . what has been your favorite?  And why?  Is it because of the actors, a new design, a new script (!) . . . what makes a great revival?

Good luck!

 

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