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Anne loved that time in her life when she prepared breakfast each morning for her two young children, Sara and Nicholas. Now her children are grown and have lives and loves of their own. Spending hours alone, Anne has convinced herself that a weekend seminar in Leicester is a front for her husband, Peter's, affair. Perhaps Nicholas and his girlfriend, Elodie, will break up and her favoured son will return. He will come down for breakfast, she will put on her new red dress and they will go out. After all, tomorrow is Mother's Day...T1117178005Presented byTricycle. Producer Theatre Royal Bath. Translation Christopher Hampton. Director Laurence Boswell. Design Mark Bailey. Lighting Colin Grenfell. Sound Jon Nicholls. Director Lucy Cullingford (movement). Performer Richard Clothier (Peter). Performer Gina McKee (Anne). Performer William Postlethwaite (Nicholas). Performer Frances McNamee (The Girl Elodie). | |
| 21 Jan 16 to 12 Mar 16 | The Kiln (formerly Tricycle Theatre), Inner London :: V250 listing details L01010648220 |
T2084462934UK Premiere.Producer Theatre Royal Bath. Translation Christopher Hampton. Director Laurence Boswell. Design Mark Bailey. Lighting Colin Grenfell. Sound Jon Nicholls. Director Lucy Cullingford (movement). Performer Gina McKee (Anne). Performer Richard Colthier (Peter). Performer William Postlethwaite (Nicholas). Performer Cara Horgan (Elodie). | |
| 21 May 15 to 20 Jun 15 | Theatre Royal, Bath :: V854 listing details L1710321896 |
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