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Closed December 17, 2016
"These knights have a combined age of 153. Their powers remain seemingly undimmed. "
The Telegraph
A year after performing two great plays in repertory across the Pond, Sirs Ian McKellan and Patrick Stewart star in Harold Pinter's black comedy No Man's Land, presented as part of Playful Productions' fifth anniversary celebrations.
In No Man's Land, we meet two elderly writers, Hirst (successful but a raging alcoholic) and Spooner (a failed writer), who meet on Hampstead Heath and continue to drink and talk late into the night at Hirst's home. All seems well until the arrival of Hirst's menacing henchmen. Cue power struggles and mind games where relationships are exposed, with menace and hilarity in one of Pinter's most dark and entertaining plays.
The last West End revival of the play was Rupert Goold's 2009 production, which featured stellar performances by Michael Gambon as 'Hirst', David Bradley as 'Spooner', with the two henchmen played by David Walliams as 'Foster' and Nick Dunning as 'Briggs'. McKellan and Stewart performed No Man's Land in rep in 2014 at New York's Cort Theatre alongside Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot, with actors Shuler Hensley and Billy Crudup.
Previews from: 7 September 2016
Opening night: 20 September 2016
Suitable for ages 18+
Contains strong language and mature content
Two hours including one interval
You may be required to wear a mask during this performance. Please contact the venue directly for more information.
Ian McKellan as Spooner
Patrick Stewart as Hirst
Owen Teale as Briggs
Damien Molony
Written by Harold Pinter
Evening Standard Theatre Awards 2016
BEST REVIVAL
iconic Witty ENTERTAINING
Theatre chemistry like this is just too good to not rekindle!
In Spring 2014, Broadway was treated to a repertory production of two iconic plays starring Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Patrick Stewart, and last night I finally got to experience the magic that is these two acting greats at home on a West End Stage in this
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