The History of Production of the Works of Harold Pinter
Harold Pinter: A Celebration (2009)
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| Date from |
7 June 2009 The performance began at 7pm. |
| Date to |
7 June 2009
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| No of Performances | 1 |
| Language | English |
Venues
National Theatre: Olivier Theatre (Est. 1976)
07-Jun-2009 to 07-Jun-2009
Linked Productions
Arena: Harold Pinter - A Celebration (2010)
Notes:
Linked People
Ian Rickson (1963)
Creative | Director
Peter Mumford
Creative | Lighting Designer
Linked Organisations
No Linked organisations have been added to this production record yet.
Characters
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Rea opened the performance with a reading of the poem 'The Dead'
Performer: Stephen Rea (1946)
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Woolf read his own 'Voices in the Tunnel' (2001)
Performer: Henry Woolf (1930 - 2021)
Julie (Age: Not specified, Female)
Performer: Susan Wooldridge (1950)
Lambert (Celebration) (Age: Not specified, Male)
Performer: Henry Goodman
Waiter (Celebration) (Age: Not specified, Male)
Performer: Jude Law (1972)
Matt (Age: Not specified, Male)
Performer: Andy de la Tour (1948)
Prue (Age: Not specified, Female)
Performer: Lindsay Duncan (1950)
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Hodge read 'Mac'
Performer: Douglas Hodge (1960)
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Firth read the poem 'Paris'
Performer: Colin Firth (1960)
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Wilton read the poem 'I Know the Place'
Performer: Penelope Wilton (1946)
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Cranham read the poem 'To Antonia'
Understudy: Kenneth Cranham (1944)
Wasn't Present
Gene (Age: Not specified, Male)
Understudy: Jeremy Irons (1948)
Wasn't Present
Lake (Age: Not specified, Male)
Understudy: Indira Varma (1973)
Wasn't Present
Davies (Age: old, Male)
Described as 'an old man'
Understudy: David Bradley (1942)
Wasn't Present
First Old Woman (Age: old, Female)
Unnamed character from 'The Black and White'
Performer: Eileen Atkins (1934)
Second Old Woman (Age: old, Female)
Unnamed character from 'The Black and White'
Performer: Sheila Hancock (1933)
Deeley (Age: early forties, Male)
Understudy: Alan Rickman
Wasn't Present
Anna (Old Times) (Age: early forties, Female)
Understudy: Lindsay Duncan (1950)
Wasn't Present
Kate (Old Times) (Age: early forties, Female)
Understudy: Gina McKee (1964)
Wasn't Present
Max (Age: 70, Male)
Understudy: Kenneth Cranham (1944)
Wasn't Present
Richard (The Lover) (Age: Not specified, Male)
Understudy: Jude Law (1972)
Wasn't Present
Sarah (Age: Not specified, Female)
Understudy: Indira Varma (1973)
Wasn't Present
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
West read 'Arthur Wellard'
Understudy: Samuel West (1966)
Wasn't Present
Tess (Age: Not Specified, Female)
Understudy: Penelope Wilton (1946)
Wasn't Present
Stanley (The Birthday Party) (Age: late thirties, Male)
Understudy: Kenneth Cranham (1944)
Wasn't Present
Goldberg (Age: fifties, Male)
Understudy: Henry Goodman
Wasn't Present
McCann (Age: 30, Male)
Understudy: Lloyd Hutchinson (1967)
Wasn't Present
Ruth (The Homecoming) (Age: early thirties, Female)
Performer: Lia Williams (1964)
Briggs (Age: thirties, Male)
Understudy: Andy de la Tour (1948)
Wasn't Present
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Sheen read 'American Football'
Understudy: Michael Sheen (1969)
Wasn't Present
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Dee read 'The Disappeared'
Understudy: Janie Dee (1962)
Wasn't Present
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Lloyd-Pack read 'The Bombs'
Understudy: Roger Lloyd-Pack (1944 - 2014)
Wasn't Present
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Burton read 'My Terrible Cap'
Understudy: Harry Burton (1962)
Wasn't Present
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Irons read 'Cricket at Night'
Understudy: Jeremy Irons (1948)
Wasn't Present
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Duncan read 'After Lunch'
Understudy: Lindsay Duncan (1950)
Wasn't Present
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Bradley read 'Weather Report'
Understudy: David Bradley (1942)
Wasn't Present
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
McKee read 'The Meeting'
Understudy: Gina McKee (1964)
Wasn't Present
Robert (Betrayal) (Age: Not specified, Male)
Understudy: Michael Sheen (1969)
Wasn't Present
Emma (Age: 38, Female)
Emma 38 at the beginning of the play, and her age changes as the time period moves more or less backward from 1977 to 1968
Understudy: Janie Dee (1962)
Wasn't Present
Aston (Age: early thirties, Male)
Mick's brother
Understudy: Colin Firth (1960)
Wasn't Present
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Law read 'It is Here'
Understudy: Jude Law (1972)
Wasn't Present
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Williams read 'To My Wife'
Understudy: Lia Williams (1964)
Wasn't Present
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Irons read 'Poem (to A)'
Understudy: Jeremy Irons (1948)
Wasn't Present
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Students from LAMDA read from the Nobel Prize address
Waiter (Celebration) (Age: Not specified, Male)
Performer: Stephen Rea (1946)
Linked Awards
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Resources
Programme front (Image)
Type: Theatre programme
photo credit: Marc Atkins
Programme interior, p. 2 (Image)
Type: Programme content
Programme interior, p. 3 (Image)
Type: Programme content
Sources
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