
For the trivia-buff, it should be noted that O'Neill's play had its world premiere on this very stage.
The Royal Dramatic Theatre is a very impressive building, both the interior and exterior. However, the set on the stage was anything but inviting; just a table, four chairs, a whiskey bottle, a couple of glasses, and a long grey, transparent curtain with a pillar of light in the backdrop. After almost four hours of anxiety, grief, loathing, drug abuse and misery, Mrs Mary Tyrone was finally able to get back into her long-awaited, abysmal darkness again.