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FROM THE BARN THEATRE ARCHIVE

Barn Theatre Club presented

Part of the Barn’s 2000-2001 Season.

One For The Road, A Kind Of Alaska and The Dumb Waiter

by Harold Pinter

Directed by Roy Archer

16th – 21st October 2000

Pinter — the only British playwright to be honoured with the suffix ‘esque’ — has written several excellent short plays. This collection covers the various facets of his work.

One for the Road is a play of menace with an offstage suggestion of revolution.
A Kind of Alaska is a haunting play based on a true story.
The Dumb Waiter, while still having a touch of menace, is an extremely funny account of two low-grade crooks under pressure.

For those who do not know Pinter’s work, here is an excellent opportunity to appreciate his versatility.

Pinter — the only British playwright to be honoured with the suffix ‘esque’ — has written several excellent short plays. This collection covers the various facets of his work.

One for the Road is a play of menace with an offstage suggestion of revolution.
A Kind of Alaska is a haunting play based on a true story.
The Dumb Waiter, while still having a touch of menace, is an extremely funny account of two low-grade crooks under pressure.

For those who do not know Pinter’s work, here is an excellent opportunity to appreciate his versatility.