Harold Pinter: A Celebration (2006)

Date from	12 February 2006
Date to	12 February 2006 There is no record of who recited which extract, but extracts from the following texts were read as part of the evening: 'Art, Truth and Politics'; The 1967 Paris Review interview (the origin of The Birthday Party); The Birthday Party ('Don't mess me about!'); The 1967 Paris Review interview ('The World is a violent place'); The Birthday Party ('What were you doing yesterday?'); 'Writing for the Theatre' ('two kinds of silence'); The Homecoming ('What have you done with the scissors?' / 'My name is Lenny'); The 1967 Paris Review interview ('The most difficult kind of writing'); The Homecoming ('I want to ask you something'); The 1967 Paris Review interview ('What I see on the paper in front of me'); Old Times ('Odd Man Out'); 'Message'; <em>No Man's Land ('How nice of you to drop in' / 'I occasionally organise poetry readings'); 'Cancer Cells'; Betrayal ('Jerry's here'); The 1967 Paris Review interview (On politicians); 'Arthur Miller's Socks'' 'The Special relationship'; 'The Bombs'; The New World Order; 'Art, Truth and Politics' ('The dignity of man').
No of Performances	1
Language	English

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12-Feb-2006 to 12-Feb-2006

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