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Production image from OLD TIMES. A woman sits on a bed and another woman on the floor leans onto the bed. A man off to the side watches.

Old Times

September 17–November 29, 2015

Todd Haimes Theatre

Old Times

September 17–November 29, 2015

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Deeley and his wife Kate are visited by Anna, a mysterious friend of Kate’s from long ago. What begins as a trip down memory lane quickly becomes something more, as long-simmering feelings of fear and jealousy begin to fuel the trio’s passions, sparking a seductive battle for power.

Academy Award® nominee Clive Owen (Closer) makes his Broadway debut alongside Tony Award® nominee Eve Best (The Homecoming) and Kelly Reilly (“True Detective”), also making her Broadway debut, in Old Times, written by Nobel Laureate Harold Pinter. Thom Yorke, singer and principal songwriter for Radiohead, provides incidental music.

Tony Award winner Douglas Hodge (La Cage aux Folles, Roundabout's Cyrano de Bergerac), a frequent performer and director of Pinter’s works, directs this provocative revival of the haunting and passionate play, which has not been seen on Broadway in over 40 years.

A woman in a silky white dress leans on her elbow on a dark purple bed telling a story. A man in a suit sits in a blue chair with his legs cross and hands clasped, listening to her.

Eve Best and Clive Owen

Photo by Joan Marcus
A man in a suit sits in a dark blue chair and crosses his leg over his knee. He smiles and holds a cigarette between his fingers.

Clive Owen

Photo by Joan Marcus
A woman in a white silky dress sits on the edge of a dark purple bed and strikes a pose. A man in a suit behind her in a chair watches.

Eve Best and Clive Owen

Photo by Joan Marcus
A man in a suit sits in a blue chair with a cigarette in his hand. A centerstage woman in a white dress is silhouetted. A woman in a blue blouse with a cigarette lounges on a purple bed.

Clive Owen, Eve Best, and Kelly Reilly

Photo by Joan Marcus
A woman in a silky white dress sits at the end of a bed and holds the hand of the woman standing next to her, who wears a blue blouse and copper skirt.

Eve Best and Kelly Reilly

Photo by Joan Marcus
A woman in a blue blouse and copper skirt sits on the side of a bed. A man in a suit leans over and holds her chin in his hand and a glass of liquor in the other.

Kelly Reilly and Clive Owen

Photo by Joan Marcus
A woman in a blue blouse and copper skirt lounges on a dark purple bed. Behind her, silhouetted, is a woman in a white silky dress.

Eve Best and Kelly Reilly

Photo by Joan Marcus
A man in a suit and tie sits and watches a woman in white dress drinking from a glass. He holds a cigarette between his fingers.

Eve Best and Clive Owen

Photo by Joan Marcus
A woman in a blue blouse and copper skirt with long ginger hair stands in front of a mental background and drinks from a glass.

Kelly Reilly

Photo by Joan Marcus
A woman sits on a bed and another woman on the floor leans onto the bed. A man off to the side watches them both. The room is dimly lit.

Clive Owen, Eve Best, and Kelly Reilly

Photo by Joan Marcus
A man in a suit sits on the edge of a chair's armrest.

Clive Owen

Photo by Joan Marcus
A woman in a blue blouse and copper skirt sits on the edge of a dark purple bed with her legs crossed. She holds a glass of coffee. She has long ginger hair pulled back with bangs.

Kelly Reilly

Photo by Joan Marcus

Old Times Cast

Deeley
Clive Owen
Anna
Eve Best
Kate
Kelly Reilly
u/s Anna/Kate
Carly Street
u/s Deeley
Patrick Boll

Old Times Creative

Playwright
Harold Pinter
Director
Douglas Hodge
Set Design
Christine Jones
Costume Design
Constance Hoffman
Lighting Design
Japhy Weideman
Sound Design
Clive Goodwin
Music
Thom Yorke
Hair Design
Amanda Miller
Production Stage Manager
Nevin Hedley
The empty house of the Todd Haimes Theatre with a wash of purple light over the seats, and a chandelier hangs at the top of the theatre.

Presented at

Todd Haimes Theatre

227 West 42nd Street, New York, NY

between 7th and 8th Avenues

Venue information

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