2007. The 2008 Roundabout Broadway production won the 2008 Drama Desk Award for Unique Theatrical Experience and Outstanding Lighting Design (Kevin Adams). It won two Tony Awards on 15 June 2008 for Best Lighting Design in a Play and Best Sound Design. It was nominated for four other Tonys: Best Play, Best Direction of a Play (Maria Aitken), Best Scenic Design of a Play (Peter McKintosh) and Best Costume Design of a Play (Peter McKintosh). Film references & production notes The play shares the plot and characters with the film. However, the play is a more comic treatment of the story, in the style of Monty Python and Barlow's own National Theatre of Brent, compared to the original and more serious film. The play incorporates references and use of music excerpts from other Hitchcock films. The cast of four actors portrays between 100 and 150 roles, including actors doubling parts within the same scene. The quick, comic changes are reminiscent of Charles Ludlam's The Mystery of Irma Vep. The actress playing Annabella Schmidt also plays the two other romantic females, Pamela and Margaret, while the two clowns play nearly all the other roles. The part of Richard Hannay is the only one where the actor does not double in another role in the play. Roles Productions Apart from the transfers to London and Broadway, this lists only the first production in a country. 2005, Leeds – West Yorkshire Playhouse 2006, London – Tricycle Theatre 2006, London West End – Criterion Theatre 2007, Boston – Huntington Theatre 2008, New York City, Broadway – American Airlines Theatre, Cort Theatre, Helen Hayes Theatre 2008, Melbourne – Playhouse, Victorian Arts Centre (Melbourne Theatre Company) 2008, Aachen – Grenzlandttheater, first performance in German 2008, Tel Aviv – Habima Theatre, in Hebrew 2008, Hong Kong – Lyric Theatre, Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts 2008, Mexico City – Ramiro Jiménez Theatre 2008, Athens – Knossos Theatre, Greek adaptation 2008, Madrid – Maravillas Theatre, in Spanish 2008, Turku – Åbo Svenska Teater, in Swedish 2008, Tampere – Komediateatteri, in Finnish 2009, Paris – Paris théâtre Labruyere 2009, South Korea – Sejong Arts Center 2009, Wellington – Circa Theatre 2009, Warsaw, Poland – Teatr Komedia (in Polish) 2010, Gananoque, Ontario – The Thousand Islands Playhouse (Canadian Premiere) 2010, Buenos Aires, Argentina – Teatro Piccadilly 2010, São Paulo, Brazil – Teatro Frei Caneca 2011, Makati City, Philippines-Greenbelt, Ayala Center