Mine were in the garage all winter (in terra cotta planters) and are now back on the patio and just leafing out. Yours quite possibly will as well, though I would also say that I always lose a few ... so if you only had one plant, it's possible that it didn't make it and you may have to replace it. But give it light and water and see -- they're pretty tough.

Thanks CTlady - that was just what I was looking for.
As of this morning, still no sign of life. I'm going to give them a few more days and then get new ones I guess!
Thanks again,
TS

Be sure to watch down at the base -- the old leaves won't green back up, of course (if you haven't yet, you might want to snip them off to see better what's going on at the base of the plant), but if you see any hint of green down at the base, it will probably be okay. You should be seeing some new little leaves starting up any day. Did you leave any leaves or other mulch on the plant in the container over the winter? That's a help (for next year :)