Pinter’s No Man’s Land No Comfort

Harold Pinter (1930-1975) was a prolific playwright who wrote – like any good writer – about that which is (or seems, at least) timeless. Life. Death. Class. Poverty. Wealth. Society. Gender. Politics. Not long ago, your Hedonista reviewed Pinter’s The Dumb Waiter and Celebration; now, it’s time for his play, No Man’s Land, the Opening [...]

Interest for Pinter

Right now it’s time to garner some interest for Pinter. And I’m not talking about the online pinboard .com, here, either. I’m referring to a month-long-plus theatre festival. A theatre festival involving 4 plays all by the same playwright. None other than modern theatre master Harold Pinter (1930-2008), dear hedonists. For Act – A Contemporary [...]