Love Me Tonight

Show Info Cast & Creative

Genre

Venue

First Performance 21/10/2004

Closing 20/11/2004

A family confronts the truth about itself when the need for love is intensified by grief.

An insightful tragi-comedy from the writer of Luminosity, Love Me Tonight also marks Kathy Burke’s return to Hampstead Theatre as a director. She directed Debbie Tucker Green’s Olivier Award winning play, born bad during our opening season in 2003. She also directed Linda Bassett, whose film credits include East is East and Calendar Girls, at Hampstead Theatre in Jonathan Harvey’s hit play Out in the Open.

Cast

Linda Bassett

Creative

Director - Kathy Burke

Author - Nick Stafford

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