View towards the stage in the Hampstead Theatre, Swiss Cottage, north London. The stage is made-up as an authentic-looking large living room. This is the set for To Have and To Hold, a play about a nonagenarian couple living at a retirement village in Yorkshire.Tony sat in an old-fashioned looking armchair, part of the stage set for To Have and To Hold, at the Hampstead Theatre. Various domestic items can be seen including framed family photos, a large buttoned telephone, a fly swatter and a waste paper basket.Tony stood in the auditorium of the Hampstead Theatre. There are rows of red coloured seats. A circle balcony with more seats can be seen above.Tony with his friend Will sitting on a sofa, again part of the set for To Have and To Hold. The set initially looks like it might be from the 1990s or older, but the play is probably set much closer to the present day, and reflects an elderly couple who have not kept up-to-date with modern fashions.Tony in a kitchen, this is again part of the set for To Have and To Hold, which was staged at the Hampstead Theatre.
