Harold and Maude at Charing Cross Theatre – Review
https://www.londontheatre1.com/news/197345/harold-and-maude-charing-cross-theatre-review/ Harold and Maude – Bill Milner and Sheila Hancock PHOTO by Darren Bell What exactly is the relevance of age? I’m in my fifties but have good friends ranging from twenty-five to sixty. Yes, we all have different experiences of life but it is our interests that unite us. Ultimately, age is just a number and if you find a spark with someone older or younger than yourself then you should give that a chance and see what happens. Who knows, it might even change your life. This then is the basic principle behind Colin Higgins’ play Harold and Maude enjoying a limited run at the Charing Cross Theatre. Set in New York in the 1970s Harold and Maude tells the story of two very different people. Harold (Bill Milner) is a nineteen-year-old boy with a peculiar outlook on life. Whilst most teenagers are interested in sex, drugs, alcohol, rock & roll, or at least some combination ...