The Father

by Florian Zeller, translated by Christopher Hampton, directed by Gloria Wright

Tue 14 Oct 7.30pm       Book Now

Wed 15 Oct 7.30pm       Book Now

Thu 16 Oct 7.30pm       Book Now

Fri 17 Oct 7.30pm       Book Now

Sat 18 Oct 7.30pm       Book Now

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This live show starts at 7.30pm. Please arrive in good time; admission to the auditorium once the show has begun will be at an appropriate point in the performance. 

Special Offer – Opening night (14 Oct at 7.30pm) and matinee (18th Oct at 3pm) – £12

All other performances – £15

Duration: approx 90 minutes, no interval

This powerful, evocative play deals with a subject that is ever-more relevant in our aging society: dementia. The play is written from the perspective of Andre (the father) and invites us to see the world through his eyes. Sometimes confusing, sometimes annoying but nearly always correct … in his view. So-called reality is altered depending on your viewpoint.

Written with a wonderful insight into the way in which dementia affects us all, this play is humorous, moving and ultimately thought-provoking.

The play is approx. 90 minutes. There will be a Q&A session after each performance with a dementia care professional joining the cast on stage. We hope you will join us to get answers to some of the questions that will be raised by this production.