The box office at Broadway's Longacre Theatre, the future home of the new revival of the Edward Albee play Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, will open for business on Feb. 14—surely a day on which the constantly bickering fictional marrieds placed much significance. The box office will open at 10 AM. Prior to and following February 14, tickets are available through Telecharge at (212) 239-6200 or Telecharge.com.

The show is currently trying out in Boston, where it will stay until March 6 before alighting on Broadway on March 12 for a March 20 opening.

Bill Irwin is George and Kathleen Turner is Martha. David Harbour and Mireille Enos are Nick and Honey, the unfortunate dinner guests that George and Martha "get."

The revival is directed by Anthony Page. John Lee Beatty will design the set. Also part of the design team are costume designer Jane Greenwood, lighting designer Peter Kaczorowski and sound designer Mark Bennett.

Woolf is being produced by Elizabeth Ireland McCann, Daryl Roth, Scott Rudin, Terry Allen Kramer, Roger Berlind, and James L. Nederlander.