Kenneth Cranham in The Father
It’s great news the Theatre Royal Bath’s production of The Father, starring Kenneth Cranham, will transfer to the Wyndham’s Theatre from September 30 to November 21 after a successful run at the Tricycle Theatre.
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It’s great news the Theatre Royal Bath’s production of The Father, starring Kenneth Cranham, will transfer to the Wyndham’s Theatre from September 30 to November 21 after a successful run at the Tricycle Theatre.
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