Skylight

By David Hare

Synopsis:

A powerful "three-hander" that explores the relationship between a father, his son and his ex-mistress. Tom's wife has died a year before the play begins and Tom's son is unable to cope with his father's misery and guilt. Both men turn to help and solace to Tom's ex-mistress, but their re-emergence into her life disturbs and threatens her fragile independent existence.

Brought to you by one of our best local companies, David Hare's Skylight vividly creates the lives of the 3 protagonists. It is in turn a painfully intimate, joyously happy, frustratingly self-centred and, finally, optimistic look at love and loss.

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This show was performed at Kingswood Theatre, Bath in September 1999.

Director/s | Cast:

Ann Garner

Ann Garner

Director

Dave Dunn

Dave Dunn

Tom

Caroline Groom

Caroline Groom

Kyra

Giles Cooper

Giles Cooper

Edward

Review/s of Skylight:

Review 1: Demanding your respect

Author David Hare is not the easiest of bedfellows, asking too many difficult questions for comfort. An audience cannot relax and let his plays wash over them, they have to concentrate almost as much as the players as he delves ever deeper into the motives of his characters. No excuse for not concentrating on Ann Garner's excellently paced production, which has received an invitation from Sir Alan…click here to read the whole review.

By Gerry Parker, Evening Post