Who Killed My Father (London) London Reviews and Tickets
Member Reviews (3)
See it if an absorbing story tackling sensitive & serious issues, appeals A downward spiralling family provokes a combination of rage dread & pity.
Don't see it if you are not a fan of sensitive monologues.
See it if you're a glutton for punishment
Don't see it if you literally have seen ANY theatre before. Read more
See it if You enjoy character-studies that delve into the brutal nature of growing up in an abusive envrionment.
Don't see it if You're not a fan of cerebral works.
Critic Reviews (9)
"Grief-soaked and gut-wrenching, this is unmissable theatre."
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"It demands attention, especially now, as we contend with a mighty economic shock and all-change at the top."
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"Ivo van Hove’s production draws a bravura performance from Hans Kesting, who prowls a grey, cell-like chamber."
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"Kesting's powerful performance roots the play's fury with the basic unfairness of life in the human heart."
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"Kesting charges through regardless, taking the audience with him in a performance that is fiery yet fragile, intimate yet charged with the outsized power of something epic."
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"This 80-minute monologue is explosive, a missile hurled at political elites who operate in blithe ignorance of the ordinary lives they stifle."
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"'Who Killed My Father' is at once Van Hove at his most understated and most socially engaged, and the piece is more powerful for it."
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"This is a rare adaptation that makes a successful case for the value-add of theatrical interpretation."
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