Harold Pinter

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Czech drama tipped for Queer Lion at Venice film festival

9/5/2008 2:22:19 PM

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Allen to make West End stage debut

9/5/2008 11:18:21 AM

Source: The Northern Echo

Stage listings

9/5/2008 4:15:26 AM

Source: Vancouver Sun

Theatre reviews: Outlying Islands | Betrayal | Mums and Lovers

9/4/2008 8:26:52 PM

Source: Scotsman

Allen to Star in Ludwig's New Stage Version of Treasure Island at Theatre Royal, Haymarket

9/4/2008 7:19:12 PM

Source: Playbill

Something for everyone this theater season

9/4/2008 5:15:08 AM

Source: Las Vegas Review-Journal

GOING OUT: LIVE THEATRE

9/3/2008 3:14:17 AM

Source: Globe and Mail

Daniel Mendelsohn Elegantly Cuts Down Culture Bigwigs

9/2/2008 8:35:20 PM

Source: New York Magazine

Musical Comedy Portrait, 'Jacob Sterling', With Pittu and Bartlett, Premieres in NYC

9/2/2008 6:02:46 PM

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One man's land

8/30/2008 7:13:56 PM

Source: The Sunday Tribune, Ireland

Latest Articles

They always beat Gypsies

Joseph Losey at the HFA
From the beginning of his career in movies, Joseph Losey was persecuted — chased out of town.
By A.S. HAMRAH | July 08, 2008

Rachel Corrie and Pieces stand off in the Middle East
Two young women are coming of age on stage as part of New Repertory Theatre’s “Their Voices Will Be Heard” series.
By CAROLYN CLAY | March 12, 2008

Mediæval morality play

In Bruges is a good place to be
It’s location, location, location for Martin McDonagh.
By CAROLYN CLAY | February 06, 2008

Sex and the century

Angels in America by BTW; A Pinter Duet at New Rep
Angels in America can dance on the head of a pin as easily as any other kind.
By CAROLYN CLAY | January 29, 2008

Masterpieces and mysteries

‘The Complete Jane Austen’ on WGBH, and making book on the Austen detectives
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that there cannot be too many Jane Austen adaptations for film and television.
By JEFFREY GANTZ | January 14, 2008

The Austen adaptations

By JEFFREY GANTZ | January 09, 2008

The best on the boards

Theatre: 2007 in review
There have been a few muggings on the rialto this year.
By CAROLYN CLAY | December 17, 2007

Sleuth

Michael Caine remaking Michael Caine
Think Carlton Fisk and Thurman Munson.
By MARK BAZER | October 17, 2007

The play's the thing

Paul Grellong has learned that less is more
The Gamm has come a long way since its 1984 birth as Alias Stage in a derelict Olneyville mill building.
By BILL RODRIGUEZ | May 23, 2007

Dead men walking

ART ventures into No Man’s Land ; SpeakEasy stages a Parade
Hamlet’s “undiscovered country” is the subject of Nobel laureate Harold Pinter’s No Man’s Land.
By CAROLYN CLAY | May 22, 2007

Glee and venom

Lacerating Harold Pinter at the Harvard Film Archive
Of the great modernist playwrights, Harold Pinter has had the most intimate relationship with film.
By MICHAEL ATKINSON | May 08, 2007

Land ahoy

Vintage Pinter takes the ART stage
Unlike The Birthday Party and The Homecoming , now staples of the repertory, this play by the 2005 Nobel laureate is seldom mounted.
By IRIS FANGER | May 03, 2007

Spring stages

From hoofers to Mormons and more
As we recover from turning the clocks ahead and making our day’s journey into night a bit longer, area stages are taking a cue from Mother Nature.
By LIZA WEISSTUCH | March 13, 2007

Perfect Balance

Trinity polishes Albee’s Pulitzer winner
Harold Pinter once said that his plays were about “the weasel under the cocktail cabinet.”
By CAROLYN CLAY | March 06, 2007

Life and death

Rabbit Hole from the Huntington; Twelve Angry Men at the Colonial
When the author is David Lindsay-Abaire, what you expect from a play called Rabbit Hole is Alice, not astrophysics.
By CAROLYN CLAY | November 13, 2006

Boston theater season announced

High Fidelity to world premiere in the fall
Boston’s biggest theatrical guns have announced what they’ll be showing next season, and it isn’t all Annie and Aeschylus .
By CAROLYN CLAY | April 27, 2006

Love and war

All’s Well That Ends Well ; The Man Who ; Boots on the Ground
Shakespeare might have subtitled All’s Well That Ends Well (presented by Actors’ Shakespeare Project at Cambridge Family YMCA Theater through May 14) Smart Women, Foolish Choices .
By CAROLYN CLAY | April 25, 2006

Back to life

Theater stirs in the new year
Well, it was a close call, but now that we’ve crossed the Stygian flood of Christmas Carols and other holiday fiascos, we can get back to the business of theater that might occasionally surprise, scandalize, and even keep us breathing.
By Megan Grumbling | December 28, 2005

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