First look photos have been released for Matthew Dunster’s revival of The Homecoming at the Young Vic in London.
BAFTA winner Jared Harris (Mad Men, Chernobyl, Foundation) leads the cast as family patriarch Max, with Joe Cole (Gangs of London, The Ipcress File, Peaky Blinders) playing one of his son’s Lenny and Lisa Diveney (Call the Midwife, The Seagull) playing his daughter in-law Ruth.
Harold Pinter’s unnerving, award-winning modern classic is set in a small house in East London. When academic son Teddy returns home from America, with a wife his family have never met, a strange power struggle between man, wife and in-laws ensues.
The cast also includes David Angland (The Pillowman, Doctor Faustus) as Joey, Robert Emms (Chernobyl, Star Wars: Andor) as Teddy, and Nicolas Tennant (The Ocean at the End of the Lane, The Duchess of Malfi) as Sam.
The Homecoming is designed by Moi Tran, with lighting design by Sally Ferguson, sound design by George Dennis, casting by Heather Basten CDG, US casting consultation by David Caparelliotis, voice and dialect coaching by Hazel Holder, fight direction by Kev McCurdy, movement direction by Charlotte Broom, intimacy direction by Yarit Dor and Jerwood Assistant Director is Bellaray Bertrand-Webb.
The Homecoming runs from 27 November 2023 to 27 January 2024 at the Young Vic London.
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Production photos: The Homecoming
Photos by Manuel Harlan.
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