of Broadway lore." In the 2014 Broadway revival of Terrence McNally's It's Only a Play, the Moose Murders''' failure is inevitably brought up during the post-premiere hand-wringing. Revivals Despite (or perhaps because of) the play's reputation, it has occasionally been revived. Numerous community theatre groups have staged it and, in 2008, John Borek, a Rochester "part-time conceptual artist", began holding staged readings of the play, hoping that it will find a new life "as a work of art". Borek's production led to articles in major newspapers such as The New York Times and Spain's El País. Borek's group staged another reading in 2010, and also staged readings of an earlier Bicknell play called My Great Dead Sister (which Bicknell said had received "good reviews") as well as a new play, What Is Art?'', that Bicknell wrote for Borek. New York City's Beautiful Soup Theater Collective revived the play in January 2013 for a two-week run at the Connelly Theatre. The production was directed by Steven Carl McCasland. See also List of the shortest-running Broadway shows References External links John W. Borek's Moose Murders website 1983 plays Broadway plays Plays set in New York (state)