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Theatre

The characters are barely stereotypes: The Father at the Wyndham’s reviewed

15 October 2015

2:00 PM

15 October 2015

2:00 PM

The Father, set in a swish Paris apartment, has a beautifully spare and elegant set. The stage is framed by a slender rectangle of dazzling white dots which impart an air of incalculable and almost intimidating opulence to the show. I felt I was lucky to be there. Here’s the plot.

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