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Old
Times
by Harold Pinter
ACTORS
Old Times is the story of Kate and Deeley, a couple in their forties who have escaped the hustle and bustle of London in favor of the more subdued countryside. Anna, an old friend of Kate’s, comes to visit. Underneath the surface of their witty conversation lurk innuendoes and suggestions until the present is overwhelmed with intimations of some wilder, darker past.
“This is vintage Pinter, delicate and musical. It will enchant, stimulate, and delight all those people Pinter customarily enchants, stimulates and delights.” Clive Barnes, The New York Times
“Pinter is undoubtedly the most influential and important craftsman in the English theatre.” The Times Literary Supplement
Harold Pinter holds an undisputed place in the forefront of contemporary playwrights. Since 1957, when his first play, The Room, was produced, Pinter has continued to turn out an impressive body of work, not only for the theater but for film and television as well. His first major success came in 1960 with The Caretaker. He is the author of such modern classics as The Birthday Party, No Man’s Land, The Dumb Waiter, and The Homecoming, which won the Drama Critics Circle Award. His screenplays include The Servant, Accident, The Go-Between, The Last Tycoon, The French Lieutenant’s Woman, and The Proust Screenplay, an adaptation of A la Recherche du Temps Perdu.
Photography
by Jon Harley
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(Illustration above by Andrzej Klimowski)
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