 Critics blamed the poor economy during the show's run and its unorthodox story and presentation for the show's failure to build popularity on Broadway.The show, which cost $4.5 million, "will close at a loss," according to "The New York Times".Making its Boston debut with the SpeakEasy Stage Company in October 2012, the show was directed by Paul Melone, musical direction Nicholas James Connell, choreography Larry Sousa, fight choreography Angie Jepson, set design Eric Levenson, costume design Elisabetta Polito, lighting design Jeff Adelberg, sound design Eric Norris, stage manager Amy Spalletta and assistant stage manager Katherine Clanton.