The Glass Cage, a play by J. B. Priestley. The Mint Theater Company. As befits a name like the "Mint" this company is usually money in the bank when it comes to mounting quality revivals of obscure plays. "The Glass Cage" is a superb late work by Priestley and the second we've seen by him at the Mint. There are starrier casts in New York right now, but likely none operating at a higher level than this well honed ensemble led by the three "strange" McBane cousins played by Aaron Krohn, Saxon Palmer and most especially the very lovely, scintillating and intense Jeanne Serralles. The play is a tense and moving period piece about growth, redemption and reparation and is beautifully written by the great Priestley. This is one of the best productions we've seen at the Mint. Broadway Bridge and Tunnel Test grade - B+