David Suchet steals the show with his vaudevillian-style patter.
Hollywood stars put bums on seats. The writing keeps them there.
Big punchlines, tight pacing and some brutal takedowns of minor celebrities.
The Greek myth has been updated for modern audiences.
The real-life story of a gay couple's family dilemma.
An improvised play which lets the audience take part in someone else’s funeral party.
See the story performed in the library where it was written.
A lacklustre piece of theatre.
Pinter double bill is a night of two halves.
Diverting enough, but a bit creaky for the casual viewer.
A married couple renounce the modern world for a 1950s lifestyle.
A talented cast can only do so much to make it work.
In its 14th year of touring.
Delightful and confusing in equal measure.
12 scenes that play like a psycho-sexual experiment.
We can't see this production having any more luck than the first time round.
Basic clowning and outdated LEDs in a show that's barely changed since 2010.
An energetic cast turns up the macho charm.
One woman's story of gatecrashing a funeral and becoming a meme.
Bernadette Robinson is an extraordinary chanteuse.
Trouble in paradise.
Celia Imrie, Gary Kemp and Tracy-Ann Oberman all star.
Those new to Pinter may end up bewildered and dissatisfied.
City of angels and demons.
Londonist
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