The History of Production of the Works of Harold Pinter
A Tribute to Harold Pinter (Lords Cricket Ground) (2009)
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| Date from |
27 September 2009
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| Date to |
27 September 2009
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| No of Performances | 1 |
| Language | English |
Venues
The Long Room, Lords Cricket Ground (Est. 1814)
27-Sep-2009 to 27-Sep-2009
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Linked People
Harry Burton (1962)
Production | Host
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Characters
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Cleobury introduced the event
Performer: Nicholas Cleobury
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Hall spoke about Harold Pinter
Performer: Peter Hall (1930 - 2017)
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Smith read part of 'Arthur Wellard'
Performer: Ian Smith
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Nighy read 'Hutton and the Past'
Performer: Bill Nighy (1949)
McCann (Age: 30, Male)
Performer: Fintan McKeown
Goldberg (Age: fifties, Male)
Performer: Jason Isaacs (1963)
Stanley (The Birthday Party) (Age: late thirties, Male)
West also read Alan Wilkinson's and Harold Pinter's 'The Catch' with Jeremy Irons
Performer: Samuel West (1966)
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Burton read 'I Saw Len Hutton in his Prime'
Performer: Harry Burton (1962)
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Davidson read part of 'Arthur Wellard'
Performer: Roger Davidson (1945)
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Nealon read Alfred Cochran's 'The Catch' and 'Cricket at Night'
Performer: Ben Nealon
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Irons read Alan Wilkinson's and Harold Pinter's 'The Catch' with Samuel West
Performer: Jeremy Irons (1948)
Hirst (Age: sixties, Male)
Performer: Timothy West (1934)
Spooner (Age: sixties, Male)
Performer: Jeremy Irons (1948)
Kate (Old Times) (Age: early forties, Female)
Performer: Janie Dee (1962)
Deeley (Age: early forties, Male)
Performer: Paul Smith
Davies (Age: old, Male)
Described as 'an old man'
Performer: Mike Brearley
Aston (Age: early thirties, Male)
Mick's brother
Performer: Mike Gatting
Tess (Age: Not Specified, Female)
Performer: Penelope Wilton (1946)
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Lloyd-Pack read from The Go-Between
Performer: Roger Lloyd-Pack (1944 - 2014)
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Billington read from 'Test Match at Lords' by Alan Ross
Performer: Michael Billington
Reader (Age: Not Specified)
Dutta read from 'At Lord's' by Francis Thompson
Performer: Shomit Dutta
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Resources
Ed Smith, ‘Lord's tribute was celebration of Harold Pinter's two great loves’, The Telegraph, 2 October 2009 (URL)
Type: Newspaper article
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Shomit Dutta, 'Harold was a joy', The Guardian, 31 December 2008 (URL)
Type: Article
External Link: https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2008/dec/31/harold-pinter-cricket
Tim Miles, 'Playing Cricket Shots in my Mind: Cricket and the Drama of Harold Pinter', Studies in Performance, Vol. 31, 2011, pp. 7-31. (URL)
Type: Article
External Link: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1386/stap.31.1.17_1
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Peter Thompson, 'What's in a name? Cricket in No Man's Land', Studies in Performance, Vol. 31, 2011, pp. 5-15. (URL)
Type: Article
External Link: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1386/stap.31.1.5_1?src=recsys
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Photograph of Mike Brearley reading Aston and Mike Gatting reading Davies (Image)
Type: Image
Photo credit: Gavin Watson
Programme content, A Tribute to Harold Pinter (Image)
Type: Programme content
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