Mother Trouble in Polly Stenham’s ‘That Face’

NYTimes.com: TWICE a month, when she was home in London from boarding school, Polly Stenham would meet her father, Anthony, for a night at the theater. It was their special appointed time together: Mr. Stenham, a prominent businessman, had to balance long workdays with raising the teenage Polly and her younger sister by himself. And he was thrilled, Ms. Stenham said, that she came to share his passion for playwrights like Harold Pinter and Edward Albee, Sarah Kane and Neil LaBute.