(CHATHAM, NJ) -- Chatham Players presents Any Night by Daniel Arnold & Medina Han weekends from January 23 to February 1, 2026. The writers/performers of the international hit Tuesdays & Sundays are back with a contemporary Hitchcockian thriller.

When Anna, a troubled modern dancer struggling with the death of her mother, moves into a new basement apartment for solace and solitude, she finds herself drawn into a tender relationship with Patrick, the helpful young man living above her. But why is she suffering violent behavior in her sleep?

As her night terrors and sleepwalking intensify, both she and Patrick are sent down a spiral of fear and are soon caught in fracturing timelines—from a night spent observed in a sleep clinic to a violent dream-like accident. Anna must sort reality from dream and past from present and future, or she may never wake up. 

Part romance, part mystery, Any Night is a suspenseful and mind-bending puzzle exploring the thin line between trust and fear and the immeasurable power of the subconscious.

Performances take place Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00pm; Sunday matinees at 3:00pm. Tickets are available for purchase online. The Chatham Playhouse is located at 23 North Passaic Avenue in Chatham, New Jersey.

Any Night stars Lauren Muraski (Anna) and Andrew Marr (Patrick).

The production team includes Producer Steve Ruskin; Producer Sarah Pharaon; Director Julia Frieri Cassisi; Stage Manage Aaron Kellner; Set Design Steve Ruskin; Lighting Design Diane Giangreco; Assistant Lighting Designer Mikail Hassan; Sound Design Joe DeVico; Props and Set Decoration Ann Pattan; and  Intimacy Coordinator Katie Claire.

Daniel Arnold is an actor, writer and producer for both stage and screen who has won multiple awards. His stage plays Tuesdays & Sundays and Any Night, which he cowrote/performed with Medina Hahn, have toured across Canada and internationally, garnering numerous awards and accolades. Tuesdays & Sundays was also broadcast as a radio play on CBC and BBC. Arnold has also won the NSI Drama Prize for his short film The Janitors (starring Medina Hahn), and cowrote, helped produce and starred in the feature film version of Lawrence & Holloman, which won 13 jury awards, including the Canadian Comedy Award for Best Feature Film, before being released theatrically. Arnold is a recipient of four Leo Award nominations for Outstanding Performance, Outstanding Screenplay and Outstanding Feature Film; four Jessie Richardson Theatre Award nominations for Outstanding Performance; two Elizabeth Sterling Haynes Awards for Outstanding Performance and Outstanding New Work. Arnold is a proud honors graduate of University of Alberta’s BFA acting program. He lives with his wife and co-theatre creator Marisa Emma Smith in beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia.

Medina Hahn is an actress, writer, mother, wife and co-producer of DualMinds who has won multiple awards. She holds two performance degrees as a graduate of the University of Victoria Theatre program and the University of Alberta’s BFA acting program. As an actress, she has performed on screen and on numerous stages in New Mexico, San Francisco, New York City, Scotland, the Czech Republic and throughout Canada. As a writer, Hahn came to play creation after working extensively as an actor on new Canadian plays. With Daniel Arnold, she has written and toured the stage plays Tuesdays & Sundays and Any Night. Their radio adaptation of Tuesdays & Sundays was also broadcast on BBC and CBC.  A gypsy at heart, Hahn spends the majority of time with her family in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Their feature film adaptation of Any Night won the CFF Super Channel Screenplay Award. Thanks to a mentorship with playwright Daniel MacIvor, Hahn and Daniel Arnold are also the protégé recipients of Canada’s most prestigious theatre award, The Siminovitch Prize.

The mission of the Chatham Community Players is to produce high quality theater for a diverse audience, while elevating the standard of excellence and providing a creative outlet with educational opportunities and outreach programs.