Strange Interlude

Photo by Scott Suchman
Performance Dates
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STC Artistic Director Michael Kahn directs Eugene O’Neill’s Pulitzer Prize-winning, yet controversial, drama about love and deception. Heartbroken over her adored fiancé’s death, Nina engages in a series of sordid affairs before agreeing to marry a man she does not love. Months later, pregnant with her husband’s child, she learns a horrifying secret about his family, setting off a dramatic and emotional chain of events across two decades. One of O’Neill’s early plays, Strange Interlude was hailed as revolutionary, shocked 1928 audiences–and became a smash hit. Michael Kahn’s production of another O’Neill classic, Mourning Becomes Electra, was called a “raw force” by The Washington Post.

Production Information

Approximate Running Time
150 minutes

Cast

Performer
Role
Charles Marsden
Professor Henry Leeds
Sam Evans
Edmund (Ned) Darrell
Mrs. Amos Evans
Gordon Evans as a boy
Madeline Arnold
Gordon Evans as a young man

Creative Team

Playwright
Set Designer
Costume Designer
Sound Designer
Composer
Lighting Designer
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Projection Designer: Aaron Rhyne