FY25 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

October 10 – November 3, 2024

Evil has many faces.

Mayhem abounds on the streets of Victorian London in this taut psychological thriller. The well-respected Dr. Jekyll is pitted against his villainous alter-ego, the mysterious Mr. Hyde, in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse. In this witty and suspenseful adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic, decency and depravity battle to see which side will ultimately control the man.

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

October 10 – November 3, 2024

Evil has many faces.

Mayhem abounds on the streets of Victorian London in this taut psychological thriller. The well-respected Dr. Jekyll is pitted against his villainous alter-ego, the mysterious Mr. Hyde, in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse. In this witty and suspenseful adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic, decency and depravity battle to see which side will ultimately control the man.

Info & Accessibility

Run time: Approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes with one intermission.

Warning: This production features smoke and haze effects.

Age recommendation: Recommended for ages 14 and up.

Content Warnings: Click here to view content warnings for this show. Please note that these warnings may contain spoilers.

Digital Program

The Cast

Jennifer Bareilles

Sarah Chalfie

Nathan Darrow

Dr. Henry Jekyll

Nayib Felix

Omar Robinson

Peter Stray

The Creative Team

Director

Melia Bensussen

Scenic Design

Sara Brown

Costume Design

An-lin Dauber

Wig, Hair, & Makeup Design

Jodi Stone

Fight Choreography

Omar Robinson

Choreography

Shura Baryshnikov

Lighting Design

Evan C. Anderson

Original Music & Sound Design

Jane Shaw

Voice & Dialect Coach

Jennifer Scapetis

Casting

Alaine Alldaffer

On Stage

Inside the Rehearsal Room

Designing Jekyll and Hyde

Behind-the-Scenes of Jekyll and Hyde

Scenic Tour

Join Scenic Designer Sara Brown, Director Melia Bensussen, and Props Manager Joe Dotts for a behind-the-scenes tour of the set of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

Scene and Heard

Artistic Director Melia Bensussen sits down with actors Nathan Darrow, Sarah Chalfie, and Omar Robinson to discuss Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde at the historic Mark Twain House in Hartford.

In the Rehearsal Room

Listen to the director and cast of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde discuss this adaptation of the classic tale as it comes to Hartford.

Reviews

The production is taut, dark, and scary. Hartford Stage does everything right.” – Shera Cohen, Berkshire On Stage

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Review — Bonnie Goldberg

Perhaps He Has Another Side — Kimolee Eryn

Bipolar Soul — New Haven Review (Donald Brown)

One Man’s Opinion — Tim Leininger

Hartford Stage’s ‘Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde’ offers genuine scares and surprises — Hartford Courant (Chris Arnott)

Talkin’ Broadway — Fred Sokol

Review — Berkshire Eagle (Jeffrey Borak)

Review — Berkshire On Stage (Shera Cohen)

A Monster Hydes Within Us All — New Haven Independent (Jamil Ragland)

Five for One and One for All — Critics At Large (Steve Vineberg)

Review — Stu On Broadway (Stuart Brown)

Absorbing and Intriguing Adaptation — Two on the Aisle (Karen Isaacs)

News

October/November

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THU

FRI

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6

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9

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7:30

11
7:30

12
7:30

13
2:00

14

15
7:30

16
7:30

17
7:30

18
7:30

20
2:00

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22

23
7:30

24
7:30

25
7:30

27
2:00

28

29
7:30

30
2:00

31
7:30

Special dates.

October 10 – 17: Previews
October 18: Opening Night
October 20, 29, 30: Post-Show Discussion
October 27: Open-Captioned Performance (what’s this?)
November 2 at 2:00PM: Audio-Described Performance (what’s this?)

Tickets start at $30.

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October/November

SUN

MON

TUE

WED

THU

FRI

SAT

6

7

8

9

10
7:30

11
7:30

12
7:30

13
2:00

14

15
7:30

16
7:30

17
7:30

18
7:30

20
2:00

21

22

23
7:30

24
7:30

25
7:30

27
2:00

28

29
7:30

30
2:00

31
7:30

Special dates.

October 10 – 17: Previews
October 18: Opening Night
October 20, 29, 30: Post-Show Discussion
October 27: Open-Captioned Performance (what’s this?)
November 2 at 2:00PM: Audio-Described Performance (what’s this?)

Tickets start at $30.

Become a subscriber and save! No matter how you enjoy coming to the theater, we have a subscription offer for you.

Which subscription is right for me?

Info & Accessibility

Run time: Approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes with one intermission.

Warning: This production features smoke and haze effects.

Age recommendation: Recommended for ages 14 and up.

Content Warnings: Click here to view content warnings for this show. Please note that these warnings may contain spoilers.

Digital Program

The Cast

Jennifer Bareilles

Sarah Chalfie

Nathan Darrow

Dr. Henry Jekyll

Nayib Felix

Omar Robinson

Peter Stray

The Creative Team

Director

Melia Bensussen

Choreography

Shura Baryshnikov

Scenic Design

Sara Brown

Lighting Design

Evan C. Anderson

Costume Design

An-lin Dauber

Original Music & Sound Design

Jane Shaw

Wig, Hair, & Makeup Design

Jodi Stone

Voice & Dialect Coach

Jennifer Scapetis

Fight Choreography

Omar Robinson

Casting

Alaine Alldaffer

Photos

On Stage

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Inside the Rehearsal Room

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Designing Jekyll and Hyde

Swipe for more.

Behind-the-Scenes of Jekyll and Hyde

Scenic Tour

Join Scenic Designer Sara Brown, Director Melia Bensussen, and Props Manager Joe Dotts for a behind-the-scenes tour of the set of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

Scene and Heard

Artistic Director Melia Bensussen sits down with actors Nathan Darrow, Sarah Chalfie, and Omar Robinson to discuss Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde at the historic Mark Twain House in Hartford.

In the Rehearsal Room

Listen to the director and cast of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde discuss this adaptation of the classic tale as it comes to Hartford.

Reviews

The production is taut, dark, and scary. Hartford Stage does everything right.” – Shera Cohen, Berkshire On Stage

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Review — Bonnie Goldberg

Perhaps He Has Another Side — Kimolee Eryn

Bipolar Soul — New Haven Review (Donald Brown)

One Man’s Opinion — Tim Leininger

Hartford Stage’s ‘Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde’ offers genuine scares and surprises — Hartford Courant (Chris Arnott)

Talkin’ Broadway — Fred Sokol

Review — Berkshire Eagle (Jeffrey Borak)

Review — Berkshire On Stage (Shera Cohen)

A Monster Hydes Within Us All — New Haven Independent (Jamil Ragland)

Five for One and One for All — Critics At Large (Steve Vineberg)

Review — Stu On Broadway (Stuart Brown)

Absorbing and Intriguing Adaptation — Two on the Aisle (Karen Isaacs)

News