#THEATRE #REVIEW Who Killed My Father Young Vic 'ultimately a searing indictment of the known culprits of a crime. This is a sombre play for sombre times' ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ thereviewshub.com/who-killed-my-… #London

Who Killed My Father at the Young Vic review: bleak but loving standard.co.uk/culture/theatr…

BREAKING: The British media have explained they're extremely angry at Meghan Markle for turning up. They have also confirmed they would've been absolutely disgusted if she'd stayed home x

★★★★ “Powerful...This is unmissable theatre” The Guardian ★★★★ “A delicately devastating piece” TimeOut ★★★★ Evening Standard ★★★★ The Telegraph Congratulations to the cast, crew and creative team of Who Killed My Father on your opening night

Who Killed My Father review: 'Hans Kesting is astounding in a stark tale of a gay son and his homophobic father' Read now ➡️ buff.ly/3qyPylR

Who Killed My Father review — grief and poverty furiously warp a father-son relationship ft.com/content/84a82e…

Wonderful to see this brave Oedipal play on relationship ambivalence @YoungVic - and with Hans Kesting’s stellar performance, van Hove’s @ITAAmsterdam prison-like production is even better than the Schaubühne’s starring the writer himself. Parents can be so infuriating.

★★★★ “Powerful...This is unmissable theatre” Guardian Stage ★★★★ Telegraph Theatre ★★★★ Time Out Theatre ★★★★ @EveningStandard You've got until Saturday to see Who Killed My Father, Ivo van Hove's powerful adaptation of the best-selling novel by Édouard Louis

“What we need is a revolution” Congratulations to the cast, crew and creative team of Who Killed My Father, who have their final performance this evening 💛

Hillary Clinton interviewing a 100 year old French clown

This is such a poignant conversation with such a wonderful man. Blue Peter interviews Anne Frank’s father Otto in 1979

RIDLEY SCOTT explains why he prefers his actors not to rehearse.

Apparently im the jane fonda of friends lmao

Oscar-winning actress and former MP Glenda Jackson has died at the age of 87. In 1972, she was quizzed on whether acting and politics should mix, while in the A Chance To Meet... hot seat.