Happy Birthday Harold Pinter Theatre!

Posted in October 17, 2018
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This week marks the anniversary of the theatre named after the great British playwright. 137 years have gone by since October 15th 1981,when in Pantom Street, the Royal Comedy Theatre opened its doors with the performance of the comedy “The Mascotte” attended by the Prince and Princess of Wales. Designed by the famous theatre architect

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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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Happy Birthday Old Vic

Posted in May 29, 2018
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One of the best-known and loved theaters in the world has turned two hundred years old and the prestigious British newspaper, The Indipendent, has listed Harold Pinter’s “No Man’s Land” (1975) as one of the eight fundamental productions in the history if this legendary venue which still today continues to attract the best creative talents

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Lady Antonia confers award to Alistair McDowall

Posted in May 15, 2018
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Young British playwright Alistair McDowall won the 2018 edition of the “Harold Pinter Playwright Award”, the prize established by Harold Pinter’s wife to support a new generation of playwrights. Lady Antonia commented: “I believe this award is exactly what Harold would have wanted. Because he had experienced the devastating rejection of his early work, he

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“The Homecoming” by Peter Stein

Posted in February 6, 2018
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“This is maybe Pinter’s darkest work, which confronts the profound difficulties and dangers marking human relationships and above all the precarious relationship between the sexes” This is how Peter Stein – the undisputed Master of theater of the second half of the 20th century – commented “The Homecoming” written by the Nobel laureate in 1964.

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Lady Antonia Fraser

Posted in November 22, 2017
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  The death of Harold Pinter was announced by Antonia Margaret Caroline Pakenham on Christmas Day 2008. She did so with a letter to The Guardian. Just a few words, expressing the privilege of having lived with the great English playwright for over 35 years. Better known as Lady Antonia Fraser, due to the surname

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