In 2011, a musical adaptation opened on Broadway, which director Gordon participated in.

In 1963, a musical adaptation of Laurette opened on Broadway.

But last week alone, two new adaptations drawn from his notebooks opened for short runs.

In early 1716, two rival adaptations, both named The Cobbler of Preston, opened in London.

The adaptation opens differently to the text, as we see Henry VI singing a lament for his father.

Now it has been brought to the stage by Sean Hartley, whose musical adaptation will open tomorrow in Manhattan.

For example, the adaptation opens differently to the play, with Henry VI singing a lament for his father.

The creative team at New York Theater Workshop, where the adaptation opens on Wednesday, faced two main challenges.

An adaptation opens the anime series Ghost Hunt.

The latest adaptation, and one of the most spare and disturbing, "Red Lights," opens on Friday.