Running FEBRUARY 7 - MARCH 1, 2025
@ Theatre Row, Theatre One
410 W 42nd Street
"Like much of [Fosse's] stage work, “Night Sings Its Songs”...is
simultaneously elliptical and brutally precise."
- Elisabeth Vincentelli, New York Times
"a cacophony of emotions, reactions, passions, and disappointments, with survival being the goal and winning being the bonus. Kinda like humanity itself. Definitely worth seeing."
- Laurie Lawson, Electronic Link Journey
"Jerry Heymann has directed this dark drama—Strindberg redux—with deft movement and progressive tension."
- Beate Hein Bennett, New York Theatre Wire
The Young Woman – Susan Lynskey (she/her)
The Young Man – Kyle Cameron (he/him)
The Father – Steven Rattazzi (he/him)
The Mother – Jenny Allen (she/her)
Baste – Ken King (he/him)
† indicates NLTP company member
Actors + Stage Managers members of Actors' Equity Association
Director member of Stage Directors & Choreographers Society
Written by Jon Fosse (he/him)
Translated by Sarah Cameron Sunde (she/her)
Directed by Jerry Heymann (he/him)
Casting by Gama Valle † (él/him)
Scenic Design by Brian Dudkiewicz † (he/him)
Costume Design by Julia Squier † (she/her)
Lighting Design by Paul Hudson † (he/him)
Sound Design by Jennie Gorn † (they/she/he)
Production Stage Manager Roger Lipson (he/him)
Assistant Stage Manager Tom Driscoll (he/him)
Wardrobe Supervisor Cat Copeland (they/she)
Associate Producer Caroline Mack (she/her)
Press Representation Jonathan Slaff (he/him)
ABOUT THE PLAY
Between day and night, dream and nightmare, Night Sings Its Songs is a modern day tragedy about two people who love each other desperately, but in an attempt to find each other again, push each other into a downward spiral of miscommunication.
Night Sings Its Songs takes place over the course of one evening though echoes many evenings of a couple struggling to connect.
In 2023, playwright Jon Fosse was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature "for his innovative plays and prose which give voice to the unsayable."
Production photos by Hunter Canning