Ian Rickson (1963)

Mr Ian Rickson (Male)

Nationality: British

Born: 1963 Confidence Level

Director. Rickson has worked extensively in theatre and in television and film. His professional career began in 1990, with an appointment at the Royal Court Young People's Theatre. Following that he served three years as Associate Artistic Director and then in 1998 took over from Stephen Daldry as Artistic Director, staying on in that role until 2006 (Wikipedia). Having worked a great deal with Harold Pinter and on many of his plays, Rickson has come to be regarded as one of the most significant contemporary directors of Pinter's work in Britain.

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Ian Rickson in Conversation with Mark Taylor-Batty (PDF)

Type: Interview

External Link: http://www.cms.rdg.ac.uk/UploadedFiles/SB_Rickson_TaylorBatty_transcript.pdf

In this conversation, originally recorded on the 3 October 2013 at the University of Reading, Rickson discusses his career, with some specific references to Harold Pinter and Samuel Beckett.

Interview with Ian Rickson, conducted by Harry Burton, 2 January 2021 (Video)

Type: Interview

External Link: https://youtu.be/tvZfU_9lTwI

Sources

Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Rickson

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Accessed 17 December 2018.

The History of Production of the Works of Harold Pinter

Ian Rickson (1963)

Mr Ian Rickson (Male)

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Productions

Krapp's Last Tape (2006)

The Hothouse (Lyttelton) (2007)

Harold Pinter: A Celebration (2009)

Arena: Harold Pinter - A Celebration (2010)

Betrayal (Comedy Theatre) (2011)

Old Times (Harold Pinter Theatre) (2013)

The Birthday Party (Harold Pinter Theatre) (2018)