To Have and to Hold Tickets
Richard Bean’s uproarious new comedy premieres at Hampstead Theatre this October.Keep me updated
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This production is suitable for ages 14+
Performance dates
20 Oct - 25 Nov 2023
Run time To be confirmed
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Tickets for To Have and to Hold are available now!
Richard Bean’s new comedy To Have and to Hold is heading to London’s Hampstead Theatre exploring all things marriage and family for a limited run, book your tickets now!
About To Have and to Hold
“He talks about going to Switzerland, to that place where you pay them to kill you… And I say “go! It’ll do you good. Broaden your horizons…you’ve never been abroad!”
After sixty years of marriage, happily settled into their retirement village in Yorkshire, Jack and Florence have elevated bickering almost to the status of high art. That said, they’re otherwise getting along fine with the support of a cousin and the hilarious interventions of the man known locally as ‘Rhubarb Eddie’. But will their anxious son, shuttling between London and LA, and their errant daughter, contemplating a move to Australia, leave them to live their days peacefully?
The creatives of To Have and to Hold
Richard Bean’s uproarious new comedy tackles the prickly problem of dealing with ageing parents who just don’t want to be dealt with! Writer of the international smash-hit comedy One Man, Two Guvnors, Bean returns to Hampstead after successes with Kiss Me and In the Club. Work elsewhere includes Jack Absolute Flies Again (National Theatre), Young Marx (Bridge) and Made in Dagenham, The Musical (Adelphi).
Director Richard Wilson returns to Hampstead after the success of his production of Peggy For You. He is reunited with Bean whose plays Toast, Under the Whaleback (both Royal Court) and The Nap (Sheffield Crucible) he also directed.
To Have and to Hold tickets are available now!
Don’t let life slip you by, check out Richard Bean’s incredible new comedy at the Hampstead Theatre today!
Content
This production contains strong language and minor references to suicide and murder.Special notes
PATRONS EVENING PERFORMANCES and POST SHOW DISCUSSION - 30 October - 19:30; 16 November - 19:30.