Tag: Harold Pinter Theatre
South Downs/The Browning Version
In this superb double-bill, which shares a cast and has transferred to London following an acclaimed run in Chichester, order is everything. Not just to the characters at the two public schools that provide the setting but in terms of our appreciation of both plays. It’s a brave writer who … Continue Reading South Downs/The Browning Version
Death and the Maiden
There’s an intense physical vulnerability to Thandie Newton as an actress. Fine-boned and slender, just her presence draws your attention to how awkward, unyielding and harsh a place the world can be. This effect is something that director Jeremy Herrin successfully harnesses in his production of Ariel Dorfman’s Death and the … Continue Reading Death and the Maiden