Matthew Broderick returns to Broadway in the National Actors Theatre production of Emlyn Williams’s Night Must Fall directed by John Tillinger. A spine-chilling mystery about a psychopathic killer whose half-charming, half-threatening personality fascinates those around him, Night Must Fall concerns a young man who comes into the employ of an elderly English woman under questionable circumstances and with terrifying results.
Opening:
March 8, 1999 (previews February 2)
Close:
June 27, 1999
Theatre:
Lyceum (closed April 11) / Helen Hayes (opened April 20)
Genre:
Drama / Thriller / Broadway
Running Time:
135 minutes
Presenter:
National Actors Theatre
Writer:
Emlyn Williams
Director:
John Tillinger
Cast:
Matthew Broderick..... Dan Judy Parfitt (left the show May 30, replaced by Paddy Croft).....
Mrs. Bramson J. Smith-Cameron..... Olivia Grayne Michael Countryman..... Hubert Laurie Seana Kofoed..... Dora Parkoe
Matthew Broderick returns to Broadway in the National Actors Theatre production of Emlyn Williams’s Night Must Fall directed by John Tillinger. A spine-chilling mystery about a psychopathic killer whose half-charming, half-threatening personality fascinates those around him, Night Must Fall concerns a young man who comes into the employ of an elderly English woman under questionable circumstances and with terrifying results.