The History of Production of the Works of Harold Pinter
Ivan Kyncl (1953 - 2004)
Mr Ivan Kyncl (Male)
Nationality: British
Born: 15 April 1953 Confidence Level
Died: 6 October 2004 Confidence Level
Photographer. Kyncl worked extensively in theatre and in film. After being arrested and expelled from the former Czechoslovakia, he was given asylum in the UK in 1980 (Guardian website). He began his career as the RSC’s in-house photographer and went on to work with the Almedia, Royal Court and National Theatre (The Stage).
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Productions
Mountain Language (Premiere: National Theatre) (1988)
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Party Time (Premiere: Almeida Theatre) (1991)
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Mountain Language (Almeida) (1991)
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Betrayal (Almeida) (1991)
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No Man's Land (Almeida) (1992)
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Moonlight (Premiere: Almeida Theatre) (1993)
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A Kind of Alaska / 3 by Harold Pinter (Donmar Warehouse Tour) (1998)
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No Man's Land (Lyttelton Tour)* (2001)
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Old Times (Donmar Warehouse) (2004)
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Sources
The Guardian Website
https://www.theguardian.com/news/2004/oct/19/guardianobituaries.artsobituaries1
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Information about nationality, career and dates of birth and death taken from obituary by Terry Hands, for The Guardian, 19/10/2004 [accessed 16 December 2017].
The Stage
https://www.thestage.co.uk/features/obituaries/2004/ivan-kyncl/
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Information about career taken from obituary by Patrick Newley, for The Stage, 26/10/2004 [accessed 16 December 2017].