Harold Pinter

                   
visitlondon.com: Jonathan Pryce stars in The Caretaker visitlondon.com

The Caretaker

visitlondon.com
9 hrs ago
 

Jonathan Pryce returns to the West End in Harold Pinter's early play, The Caretaker. Book Theatre Tickets to See The Caretaker Today With an all-star cast, and fantastic reviews from its run in Liverpool, tickets to The...

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telegraph.co.uk: Barbados: Sun, sea and G&T telegraph.co.uk

Barbados: Sun, sea and G&T

telegraph.co.uk
20 hrs ago 1 related
 

For good old-fashioned charm, look no farther than the west coast of Barbados, says Justine Picardie. 'Barbados was under uninterrupted British control from the first landing of sailors in 1625 until the coming of independence...

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Showing since 1955

business-standard.com
Nov 21, 2009 1 related
 

One of India’s oldest English-language theatre groups, The Madras Players, turns to Pakistani literature for their latest production. When Girish Karnad in the 1960s worked as an actor, director and translator with The Madras...

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Performances excellent in disturbing melodrama

honoluluadvertiser.com
Nov 20, 2009
 

Harold Pinter's "The Homecoming" is a deceptively difficult piece. It initially looks harmless enough at Kennedy Theatre, where designer David Gerke has built a mildly dilapidated and bland parlor set, angling in the walls and...

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telegraph.co.uk: Eamonn McCabe Alan Bennett telegraph.co.uk

Alan Bennett: shy and spiky - but 'one of us'

telegraph.co.uk
Nov 19, 2009 26 related
 

Alan Bennett's new play The Habit of Art has opened to rave reviews at the National Theatre. Sex has always been one of the big themes of Alan Bennett's work Photo: Eamonn McCabe A few years ago, I had to present Alan Bennett...

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Werewolf: Is Test Cricket On the Ropes?

scoop.co.nz
Nov 19, 2009 1 related
 

Test cricket is one of sport’s most uncompromising spectacles. One game can last five days, thirty hours in total - yet the game is so intricate that one ball can often change the direction of the match.

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dailymail.co.uk: Liz Truss arrives at Swaffham Assembly Rooms in Norfolk where she avoided deselection dailymail.co.uk

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: 'Cameron cutie' Liz Truss versus 'Turnip Taliban' chief Sir Jeremy Bagge

dailymail.co.uk
Nov 17, 2009 9 related
 

While reporting on the attempts by local Conservatives to deselect 'Cameron cutie' Liz Truss, Jeremy Paxman's ferrety Newsnight colleague, Michael Crick, paid a visit to 'Turnip Taliban' chief Sir Jeremy Bagge's 1,200-acre estate.

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Two brothers, both alike in rage and craziness

mcgilltribune.com
Nov 17, 2009
 

Picture this: there are two brothers. One says everything he can think of, rapidly, and the other says nothing at all. Between them is an old homeless man: the caretaker. Thrown together by accident and rainy weather, the three...

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Theatre nights

newstatesman.com
Nov 16, 2009
 

Theatre facilities for the disabled have significantly improved but challenges remain On January 15th this year I reached a personal milestone. London theatres vary in the quality of their facilities for disabled people. For as...

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Censorship makes art more appealing

telegraph.co.uk
Nov 16, 2009
 

When Birmingham police banned the film 1 Day from local cinemas they only increased its allure It's been a boom time for censorship of late. The BBC comedy department is on permanent alert, Tate Modern took down a provocative...

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