Moonlight at Donmar Warehouse

A tragic comedy of family dysfunction, one of Harold Pinter's most human and poignant plays suffused with universal emotions: the cold dread of death; the pain of separation from loved ones; the longing for reunion; and the continuity of the family. Andy lies dying in his bed. As his wife, Bel, tries desperately to bring his estranged sons to his side his thoughts turn to his youth, loves, lust and fears, while the haunting presence of the things they have all lost swirl in the dark lonely spaces of this suburban household.