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Every time we have a fight, your father swears he'll change. He'll never change. It's like they say, a dog that's bitten before will bite again. Adapted for the stage by multi-award-winning director Ivo van Hove, Who Killed My Father is an anger-soaked letter written by literary sensation Edouard Louis to his father. Inspired by a visit to his father after some time, where he found him almost unrecognisable, it tells a gripping story of a life marked by alcohol, social deprivation, and years of hard work in heavy industry in the north of France.T0537013256Presented bySurrogate. Translation Lorin Stein. Adapted by Nora Wardell. Director Nora Wardell. | |
| 28 Nov 23 to 2 Dec 23 | Camden People's Theatre, Outer London :: V176 listing details L1052839486 |
| 27 Apr 23 to 28 Apr 23 | Lanternhouse Arts, Cumbernauld :: V594 listing details L1071414579 |
T08839115Director Nora Wardell. Adapted by Nora Wardell. | |
| 11 May 23 to 12 May 23 | Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh :: V605 listing details L01843999877 |
| 11 May 22 to 14 May 22 | The Tron, Glasgow :: V622 listing details L0220473980 |
T0504203867Making its UK premiere at the Young Vic, Who Killed My Father is "both a furious indictment of the political elite and a son's declaration of love" performed as a monologue by Hans Kesting.Adapted by Ivo van Hove. Producer International Theater Amsterdam (in association with Young Vic). Director Ivo van Hove. Translation Ivo van Hove. Design Jan Versweyveld. Costume An D'Huys. Music George Dhauw. Performer Hans Kesting. | |
| 7 Sep 22 to 24 Sep 22 | The Young Vic, West End :: V245 listing details L228039775 |
