The Homecoming (Lyttelton)
The Homecoming (Lyttelton)

The Homecoming (Lyttelton) (1997)


The Homecoming (Lyttelton)

The Homecoming (1964)

Date from

17 January 1997

The first preview was on 17 January. Press night was on the 23 January.

Date to

29 May 1997

Harold Pinter attended the production on 22 March.

No of Performances 57   Confidence Level  
Language English

Venues

National Theatre: Lyttelton Theatre

17-Jan-1997 to 29-May-1997

First Preview: 17/1. Press night: 23/1.

Linked Productions

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Linked People

Roger Michell (1956 - 2021)

Creative | Director


William Dudley (1947)

Creative | Set Designer


Hugh Vanstone

Creative | Lighting Designer


Patsy Rodenburg

Creative | Voice/Dialect Coach


John Caulfield

Technical | Stage Manager


Christopher Shutt

Creative | Sound Designer

'Sound' in the programme.


Linked Organisations

Royal National Theatre (Producing & Receiving House | Est. 1963)

South Bank, London SE1 9PX, England

Producer.

Characters

Max (Age: 70, Male)

Performer: David Bradley (1942)

Lenny (Age: early thirties, Male)

Performer: Michael Sheen (1969)

Ruth (The Homecoming) (Age: early thirties, Female)

Performer: Lindsay Duncan (1950)

Teddy (Age: mid thirties, Male)

Performer: Keith Allen (1953)

Joey (Age: mid twenties, Male)

Performer: Eddie Marsan (1968)

Sam (The Homecoming) (Age: 63, Male)

Performer: Sam Kelly (1943 - 2014)

Max (Age: 70, Male)

Understudy: Bryan Robson

Lenny (Age: early thirties, Male)

Understudy: Christian Mahrle

Ruth (The Homecoming) (Age: early thirties, Female)

Understudy: Georgiana Dacombe

Teddy (Age: mid thirties, Male)

Understudy: Robin Samson

Joey (Age: mid twenties, Male)

Understudy: Phil Curr

Sam (The Homecoming) (Age: 63, Male)

Understudy: Roger Swaine (1938 - 2012)

Linked Awards

The Laurence Olivier Award

1997

Best set design nomination

Resources

Interview with Lindsey Duncan, conducted by Harry Burton, November 2020 (Video)

Type: Interview

External Link: https://youtu.be/4FKJ7KVp89M

Sources

Harold Pinter Appointments Diary, 1997

The British Library Modern Manuscripts, The Harold Pinter Archive, Add MS 88880/12/30, no ff.

Library archive

Information about performance times taken from entries for January and May.

Daniel Rosenthal's The National Theatre Story

Daniel Rosenthal, The National Theatre Story (London: Oberon, 2013)

Academic book

Information about number of performances taken from Rosenthal's unpaginated book, and section for 1997.

National Theatre Archives: RNT/PP/2/2/177

http://catalogue.nationaltheatre.org.uk/CalmView/Record.aspx?src=CalmView.Catalog&id=RNT%2fPP%2f2%2f2%2f177&pos=36

Theatre archive

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