T01308077085The Son deals with issues surrounding mental health in teenagers and contains scenes that some audience members may find upsetting or disturbing.Presented byFiery Angel. Presented byGavin Kalin Productions. Producer Kiln Theatre. Translation Christopher Hampton. Director Michael Longhurst. Design Lizzie Clachan. Lighting Lee Curran. Music Isobel Waller-Bridge. Sound Isobel Waller-Bridge. Director Amy Ball (casting director). Performer Amanda Abbington (Anne). Performer Laurie Kynaston (Nicolas). Performer John Light (Pierre). Performer Amaka Okafor (Sofia). | |
| 24 Aug 19 to 2 Nov 19 | Duke of York's Theatre, West End :: V392 listing details L01614568790 |
T1360584522The Son deals with issues surrounding mental health in teenagers and contains scenes that some audience members may find upsetting or disturbing.Producer Kiln Theatre. Adapted by Christopher Hampton. Director Michael Longhurst. Lighting Lizzie Clachan. Music Lee Curran. Music |sobel Waller-Bridge. Sound Isobel Waller-Bridge. Performer Amanda Abbington (Anne). Performer John Light (Pierre). Performer Laurie Kynaston (Nicolas). Performer Amaka Okafor (Sofia). Performer Oseloka Obi (Nurse). Performer Martin Turner (Doctor). | |
| 20 Feb 19 to 6 Apr 19 | The Kiln (formerly Tricycle Theatre), Inner London :: V250 listing details L0505574724 |
It's just that I'm not like the others... As a family breaks down, a son begins to unravel. Nicolas is skipping school, lying to his family, hiding strange objects under his mattress. Is this typical teenager behaviour or a warning sign of hopelessness?
