Pinter at the Pinter: Paapa Essiedu

Posted in September 26, 2018
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Paapa Essiedu, the first black actor to play “Hamlet” with the Royal Shakespeare Company, will be on stage at   The Harold Pinter Theatre, until October 20th with four political works by the Pinter: “One for the road”,  “New World Order”, “Mountain Language”, and “Ashes to Ashes”. Born in 1990 to a family originally from Ghana,

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Victoria Station

Posted in September 20, 2018
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A: “274? Where are you? ” “274? Where are you?” B: “Hello?” A: “274?” B: “Hello?” A: “Is that 274?” B: “That’s me”. A: “Where are you?” B: “What?” A: “I’m talking to 274 right?” B: “Yes, that’s me, I’m 274. Who are you?” A: “Who am I?” B: “Yes…” A: “Who do you think

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Nuke the World!

Posted in September 11, 2018
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On that morning of September 2017 Lady Antonia was scribbling a few notes on a yellow paper notebook which had belonged to Harold Pinter. She had never done so before but she was trying to while away time as she waited for a taxi to go to Mass. She had kept those notebooks with loving

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Pinter at the Pinter: David Suchet

Posted in September 11, 2018
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Famous for being the longest playing Hercule Poirot on TV, David Suchet is currently busy rehearsing “The Lover” and “The Collection” which will be performed as part of the Pinter at the Pinter review from September 13th to October 20th , directed by  Jamie Lloyd. Two miniature comedic masterpieces which Pinter wrote in the sixties

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Pinter at the Pinter: Sir Michael Gambon

Posted in September 11, 2018
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Sir Michael Gambon, the legendary Irish-born British actor also famous for having starred Professor Albus Dumbledore in the final six Harry Potter films, lends his voice at the Pinter at the Pinter! The actor’s voice will be used as the part of The Guard in “Mountain Language”.  His part has been pre-recorded, and he will not appear on stage in

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Pinter at the Pinter

Posted in September 5, 2018
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Tomorrow marks the opening at London’s Harold Pinter Theater of what The Guardian has defined as “a mammoth and unprecedented theatrical venture”. We are talking about “Pinter at The Pinter”, the event which, on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of Harold Pinter’s death on Christmas Eve 2008, will take place in the London theatre

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