In 2009, the Roundabout Theatre Company produced a revival starring Matthew Broderick, which opened on April 26 at the American Airlines Theatre in New York City. The revival, met with mixed reviews, and closed on June 28, 2009, after 73 performances. This production was directed by David Grindley; sets were by Tim Shortall, lighting was by Rick Fisher, and costumes were by Tobin Ost, with sound design by Gregory Clarke. In 2017 it was revived at London's Trafalgar Studios, directed by Simon Callow, with a cast including Simon Bird, Matt Berry, Charlotte Ritchie, Lily Cole and Tom Rosenthal. A BBC television adaptation, starring Ronald Pickup as Philip, Helen Mirren as Celia and James Bolam as Don, was screened in October 1975, and is contained in a 6 DVD set of Mirren's work for the BBC. Characters and casts Casts of major productions Note: In later versions of the piece, "Elizabeth" replaced the character "Liz". Awards and nominations 1970 Theatre Critics Awards Best New Play (winner) 1971 Tony Awards Best Play (nominee) Best Actor in Play (McCowen, nominee) Best Featured Actor in a Play (Zimmermann, nominee) 1971 Drama Desk Awards Outstanding Performance (McCowen, winner) 2005 Evening Standard Awards Best Actor (Beale, winner) 2006 Critics' Circle Awards Best Actor (Beale, winner) References External links American plays Broadway plays 1970 plays