The production had its critically acclaimed world premiere this past summer at the American Repertory Theater at Harvard, with Turturro and Maslany reprising their roles and Shalhoub stepping in for the part Paul Giamatti played in Cambridge. What the play asks — where exactly the line sits between neighbor and herd — lands differently every decade. This cast gives you three people who know how to make that discomfort feel personal rather than allegorical.

It hasn't opened yet, so no verdict from us. But if you're weighing whether this is your kind of evening, or wondering where to sit at the Todd Haimes, or what else is running this spring — what would you like to know?