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The Birthday Party
by
Harold Pinter
Directed by Mary Pritchard
31st January - 7th February 2009
The Birthday Party is a study of domination that sows doubts, terrors, shuddering illuminations and terrifying apprehensions inside the four walls of a living-room in a seaside boarding-house where Stanley, the lodger,
has taken refuge from some guilt, crime, treachery, in fact 'Some Thing', never named.
The baiting scene is resonant with the menace that Pinter achieves by striking a note somewhere
out of our hearing and then letting us listen to the reverberation.
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| Petey |
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| Goldberg |
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| McCann |
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| Stanley |
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| Lulu |
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| Stage Manager |
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| Wardrobe |
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| Properties |
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| Sound |
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| Lighting |
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| Prompt |
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| Continuity |
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| Publicity |
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| Ticket Secretary |
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| House Manager |
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