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No Man's Land Dominates West End With Gielgud Richardson
Frederick News-Post reviews Harold Pinter's No Man's Land at the Wyndham Theatre led by Sir John Gielgud and Sir Ralph Richardson. Peter Hall directs a compact, word driven drama about two men in a Hampstead living room, its themes of memory guilt and identity explored through sharp dialogue and subtle performance. Michael Feast and Terence Rigby support in a tight ensemble that keeps pace with the playwright's elusive vision. The production follows a transfer from the Old Vic and National Theatre and is expected to travel to the United States soon.
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London
Wyndham Theatre
John Gielgud
Ralph Richardson
Harold Pinter
England
Peter Hall
No Man's Land
Old Vic
National Theatre
Wyndham
Pinter
United States
Washington
Roger Steven
No Man’s Land
Hirst
Sir Ralph Richardson
Hampstead Heath
Spooner
Sir John Gielgud
Foster
Michael Feast
Briggs
Terence Rigby
No Man'‘S Land
Sir John
Sir Ralph
David Storey
Rolls Royce
Ralph
Michael
Peter Hail
Man's Land
West End