By Robert Simonson
12 Aug 2005

Broadway producers looking for novel ways to increase their profit margin, take note: Beginning Aug. 11, the showmen who brought you the Tony-winning Broadway revival of David Mamet's Glengarry Glen Ross will begin auctioning off parts of Santo Loquasto's Tony-nominated set on eBay.

The auction—a move worthy of the caustic drama's shark-like real estate salesmen—could net a lucky bidder the picture of the long-suffering daughter of Shelly Levene (played by Alan Alda) or the briefcase Ricky Roma (Liev Schreiber) uses. Even better: you can actually own the actual real estate "leads" that James Moss (Gordon Clapp) and Levene risk their careers to steal.

To see the various items, simply search eBay.com under "Glengarry Glen Ross."

Glengarry will conclude its run on Aug. 28 at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre.

The producers have announced plans for a limited engagement in London in 2006, and there will be a national touring production in 2006-2007.

A shot of Santo Loquasto's Tony-nominated set for Glengarry Glen Ross