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Betrayal is one of Harold Pinter's subtlest and most honest plays

Betrayal is one of Harold Pinter's subtlest and most honest plays

Dominic Hill directs work examining an affair

27 Feb 2012

There were many Harold Pinters: the gruff scourge of political hypocrisy; the resourceful screenwriter; the mesmerising actor, heroically playing Beckett when terminally ill; the not terribly good poet. Pinter the playwright, however, looms over them…

A Celebration of Harold Pinter

A Celebration of Harold Pinter

Pinter wonderland manages not to sink beneath the hype

(3 stars)8 Aug 2011

The danger that accompanies any theatre event accompanied by movie star hype is that the piece itself becomes lost under the brouhaha surrounding its presenters. With John Malkovich directing Julian Sands for this piece, that was always the danger, but…

A Celebration of Harold Pinter

A Celebration of Harold Pinter - Julian Sands and John Malkovich at Edinburgh 2011

Julian Sands one-man show of poetry, prose and anecdotes

26 Jul 2011

Together they took on civil war in The Killing Fields and cannibalism in Hotel. Now two of Hollywood’s most prolific actors, Julian Sands and John Malkovich, are taking to the Fringe, with a salute to their favourite playwright. A Celebration of…

The Caretaker

The Caretaker

16 Jun 2010

London Classic Theatre have toured a startling array of productions ranging from Marivaux’s early 18th century comedy of manners The Double Inconstancy to contemporary classics by Patrick Marber and Martin McDonagh. But it was to Harold Pinter’s The…

The Go-Between

The Go-Between

Film adaptation of LP Hartley’s tale of illicit passion and snobbery

4 Aug 2009

Director Joseph Losey and writer Harold Pinter’s immaculate 1971 adaptation of LP Hartley’s tale of illicit passion and snobbery in Edwardian Norfolk enjoys a slight return on new digital print.

The Caretaker

The Caretaker

16 Oct 2008

CLASSIC Directing a classic Harold Pinter play is, says Philip Breen, like staging an opera, so exactly is it written. ‘Every pause is written for a reason and he’s always right,’ says the director, returning to the Citz after his successes with…

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