
Harold Pinter’s The Dwarfs at the White Bear Theatre
Harold Pinter only ever wrote one novel. And, let’s be honest, he didn’t rush into this literary endeavour. He started
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Harold Pinter only ever wrote one novel. And, let’s be honest, he didn’t rush into this literary endeavour. He started
Harold Pinter’s The Dwarfs at the White Bear Theatre Read More »

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One of those productions that I didn’t get around to (because, y’know, how many versions of Henry V does one
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A cast of twenty in a production at a studio theatre – just as well Peace In Our Time is
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In the 1987 cult film, Withnail and I, unemployed actor Withnail (Richard E Grant) decries: Bastard asked me to understudy
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Walking through a seemingly less busy than usual central London towards The London Library in St James’s Square, there apparently
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