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Both a classic comedy of manners and a powerful Freudian insight into motherhood, family dysfunction and power. Boston, Massachusetts, 1925. Wealthy widow, Mrs Phelps, is determined her two grown-up sons, David and Robert, will never leave her. Overbearing, suffocating and clingy, she expects to control every important decision for them. And when both sons announce their intention to get married, Mrs Phelps is determined to put a stop to it. When the two young couples arrive at the family home, they come face to face with a mother who in the course of just 24 hours will stop at nothing to ensure she always remains the most important person in her sons' lives...T02063650449First London production since 1927.Presented byAndrew Mauder (in association with Neil McPherson for the Finborough Theatre). Director Joe Harmston. Director Joe Harmston. Design Alex Marker. Lighting Mike Robertson. Costume Carla Evans. Sound Amanda Priestley. Director Declan Walker (casting). Producer Andrew Maunder. Performer Jemma Carlton. Performer Dario Coates. Performer Alix Dunmore. Performer Sophie Ward. Performer George Watkins. | |
| 3 Sep 24 to 28 Sep 24 | Finborough, Inner London :: V199 listing details L02121445991 |
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