There's certainly blasphemy in the play. Genet plays with the notion of blasphemy a lot; that's one of the reasons France banned it.

It's a pretty cerebral play. There's an awful lot of passion and emotion, but where it really pays off is in thought.

If something does happen and we do lose the Test I feel we play our best cricket when we are really under pressure - and we will be under pressure then, going into the last two Tests.

We want to create a theater that people take home and think about and mull over - and perhaps make sense of two weeks later. We like theater that gives audiences a lot to think about.

The market's been on an unprecedented run.

We are disappointed by these results, and we are taking decisive actions to accelerate our repositioning efforts,