The Mother

A View from Islington North: “It’s not all about deselection”
A View from Islington North: “It’s not all about deselection”

A View from Islington North: “It’s not all about deselection”

By Terri Paddock|2020-01-08T09:21:23+00:0024 May 2016|Tags: A View From Islington North, Alistair Beaton, Ann Mitchell, Ayn Rand Takes a Stand, Billy Bragg, Bruce Alexander, Caryl Churchill, David Hare, How to Get Ahead in Politics, Jane Wymark, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party, Mark Ravenhill, Max Stafford-Clark, Out of Joint, Sarah Alexander, Stella Feehily, Steve John Shepherd, The Accidental Leader, The Mother, Tickets Now On Sale|

The Accidental Leader, about a foiled Corbyn coup, is one of five plays in

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A Florian Zeller hat trick: The Father, The Mother and The Truth
A Florian Zeller hat trick: The Father, The Mother and The Truth

A Florian Zeller hat trick: The Father, The Mother and The Truth

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T12:55:43+00:0011 February 2016|Tags: Christopher Hampton, Florian Zeller, Gina McKee, James Macdonald, Kenneth Cranham, Laurence Boswell, Lindsay Posner, Menier Chocolate Factory, The Father, The Mother, The Truth, Theatre Royal Bath, Tricycle Theatre, Yasmina Reza|

Florian Zeller family plays: Kenneth Cranham in The Father, Gina McKee in The Mother

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Don’t forget: Memory play The Father affects us all
Don’t forget: Memory play The Father affects us all

Don’t forget: Memory play The Father affects us all

By Terri Paddock|2020-01-08T08:43:17+00:0022 June 2015|Tags: Claire Skinner, Florian Zeller, Kenneth Cranham, The Father, The Mother, Theatre Royal Bath, Tricycle Theatre|

Claire Skinner and Kenneth Cranham in Florian Zeller's The Father at the Tricycle Theatre,

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