Name: Thérèse Raquin
Start: 2015-10-01 00:00:00
End: 2015-01-03 00:00:00
Location: Studio 54

"Leaves the audience gasping."
Marilyn Stasio, variety

Roundabout Theatre Company presents a striking new adaptation of Thérèse Raquin starring Academy Award®, Golden Globe® and Olivier nominee Keira Knightley (Pride and Prejudice, Pirates of the Caribbean film series) in her Broadway debut. Evan Cabnet (Roundabout’s Dream of the Burning Boy) directs.

“ ” This is rated 4 out of 5 stars

Critic's pick
Adam Feldman, time out new york

A quiet young woman with a restless spirit, Thérèse (Knightley) submits to a loveless life at the side of her weak and selfish husband (Tony Award® winner Gabriel Ebert, Matilda), and her controlling mother-in-law (two-time Tony Award winner Judith Light, The Assembled Parties) … until she meets his childhood friend, Laurent (Matt Ryan, “Constantine”). When their overwhelming passion spins violently out of control, they realize that love can be a dangerous game, and sometimes there is no winner.

Based on the novel by Émile Zola, Thérèse Raquin by Helen Edmundson is a tale of love, lust, betrayal and guilt that will leave you breathless.

"Heated sex, white-knuckle suspense, spooky gothic ambience, a confident Broadway-debut performance from Keira Knightley."
Elisabeth Vincentelli, new york post

A woman in an 1860s brown patterned dress squats on a rock. She has light skin and wears her brown hair in a low bun. — Keira Knightley
Photo by Joan Marcus

A man in 1860s suit pieces sits on the end of a bed, resting his elbows on his knees. A woman in a brown patterned dress sits up in bed behind him. They both wear serious expressions. — Matt Ryan and Keira Knightley
Photo by Joan Marcus

A woman in an 1860s brown patterned dress and low bun sits at a wooden table and holds up a ring in her hand. A woman in a black dress with ruffled sleeves smiles and watches. — Judith Light and Keira Knightley
Photo by Joan Marcus

A woman kneels over a man who has fallen back towards the ground and grips his shirt with worry. She wears an 1860s brown dress and low bun. He wears a best over a striped shirt. — Matt Ryan and Keira Knightley
Photo by Joan Marcus

A man in an 1860s brown suit, long coat, and top hat stands with his hands in his pockets. — Matt Ryan
Photo by Joan Marcus

A man and woman in 1860s clothing sit on either ends of a wooden boat, while a man in the middle paddles them over a body of water. — Gabriel Ebert, Matt Ryan, and Keira Knightley
Photo by Joan Marcus

A woman in an 1860s gray dress sits at a table and turns away with her head in her hand. A man in a vest and collared shirt puts a hand on her in comfort. — Keira Knightley and Matt Ryan
Photo by Joan Marcus

A woman in a gray 1860s dress and wedding veil sits next to a woman in a black 1860s gown and headpiece. The conversation seems tense. — Keira Knightley and Judith Light
Photo by Joan Marcus

A man in a light brown coat holds a hat in his hands. He has light skin, some brown facial hair, and brown curly hair. — Gabriel Ebert
Photo by Joan Marcus

A woman in an 1860s brown dress squats on a rock. Downstage of her is a man in a casual 1860s suit and hat. He sits with his arms around his knees and smile. — Keira Knightley and Gabriel Ebert
Photo by Joan Marcus

A man lays unconscious on a wooden bed. A woman in a brown dress stands against the wall with one hand on the headboard, she's in shock. — Matt Ryan and Keira Knightley
Photo by Joan Marcus

A woman alone on stage in an 1860s dress opens the shutter of a giant window and holds a hand to the glass. The background looks like gold and purple crushed velvet. — Keira Knightley
Photo by Joan Marcus

On a large, vast gray stage, a woman in a low bun and an 1860s style brown dress crouches on a small boulder. She looks out into the distance. — Keira Knightley
Photo by Joan Marcus

Four actors in 1860s style clothing sit together at a dark wooden table and have a tense interaction. They all look at one man who drinks from a glass. — Matt Ryan, Judith Light, Keira Knightley, and Gabriel Ebert
Photo by Joan Marcus

A group of upperclass 1860s-styled people sit and stand around a small table in a drawing room. Three men of varying ages in suits. One woman in an intricate orange dress and bonnet. — Mary Wiseman, David Patrick Kelly, Gabriel Ebert, and Jeff Still
Photo by Joan Marcus

Thérèse: Keira Knightley
Camille: Gabriel Ebert
Laurent: Matt Ryan
Madame Raquin: Judith Light
Michaud: David Patrick Kelly
Grivet: Jeff Still
Suzanne: Mary Wiseman
Ensemble: Glynis Bell
Ensemble: Alex Mickiewicz
Ensemble: Jessica Cummings
Ensemble: Ray Virta

Playwright: Helen Edmundson
Author: Émile Zola
Director: Evan Cabnet
Set Design: Beowulf Boritt
Costume Design: Jane Greenwood
Lighting Design: Keith Parham
Sound Design: Josh Schmidt
Properties Supervisor: Buist Bickley
Hair & Wig Design: Tom Watson
Fight Director: J. David Brimmer
Dialect Coach: Kate Wilson
Production Stage Manager: Jeffrey Rodriguez

Thérèse Raquin is made possible with major support from the Florence Gould Foundation.
Partial underwriting support for Thérèse Raquin is provided by The Laura Pels International Foundation for Theater.