The Yale Club of London cordially invites you to:
PARENTS’ EVENING
by Bathsheba Doran
directed by Stella Powell-Jones (YC ’09)
“Would you please remember that it’s not us they’re assessing.”
A PIERCING PORTRAIT OF CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL ARCHITECTURE.
SIMPLY TERRIFIC … PERHAPS THE FINEST NEW PLAY OF THE SEASON.
New York Times
followed by Q&A with the director and cast
Thursday, 25 October 2018
6:45 pm: Drinks/networking at the Theatre Bar
7:30 pm: Performance (90 minutes)
Post show Q & A in the Theatre
Jermyn Street Theatre
16b Jermyn Street
London SW1Y 6ST
Please note:
Tickets will be distributed on the night by May Gibson.
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YCL General Admission: £27.50
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About the Event:
She’s been disruptive in class. She’s rude to the teachers. And now she wants to learn the trumpet. But whose performance is really being judged? A mother and father prepare to discuss their daughter’s progress at the local primary school, but their rare opportunity for some quality time together begins to test the bonds of love, work and family.
Charged, passionate and surprising, Parents’ Evening is a fierce and funny play about modern marriage and parenthood. This European premiere marks the homecoming of a major British talent already acclaimed in America.
London-bred Bathsheba Doran has established a reputation in New York as one of the best playwrights of her generation. Winner of the Berwin Lee Award, and a Susan Smith Blackburn Prize and Writers Guild Award nominee, her plays have appeared at Lincoln Center Theater, and her extensive screenwriting includes Boardwalk Empire and Masters of Sex.
Stella Powell-Jones (YC ’09) is Deputy Director of Jermyn Street Theatre.
Registration:
To register, click here
Questions?
Contact: May Gibson