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About The Harold Pinter Theatre
Designed by Thomas Verity, the Harold Pinter theatre opened in 1881. Despite a full-scale refurbishment in the 1950s, the theatre’s auditorium still retains much of its original charm. The theatre seats around 800 people spread over four levels: the stalls, dress circle, royal circle and balcony. The venue was originally called the Comedy Theatre. Located just off Leicester Square, it's tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the square and is well known for housing transfers of top quality productions.
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Audience Latest Reviews
Very good new play…needs cutting Laura Donnelly was excellent. Supporting cast good also.
Too long. Taking out 30 mins would only improve it. Some nice twists. Good accents throughout.
Theatre very, very hot. Seating much too tight for today’s audience members. Uncomfortable, and because people were getting fidgety because the show was so long…the old seats creaked and groaned for the last 30 mins. Distracting.
Standard of acting and technicals very high. Good, detailed set. Not much scope for lighting - but hit every mark. Sound very good.
Enjoyable evening. (Play not as good as The Ferryman, in my humble opinion.) It needs a discerning dramaturg.
Tony, 15 Mar 2024
Life playing out Beautifully crafted; realistic unfolding of a family's drama played out sensitively but boldly.
Caron, 09 Mar 2024
Solid show; nostalgic Wonderful themes around family dynamics, womens' experiences and holding on too tightly to our pasts. Funny and heart-wrenching, if somewhat underwhelming at the end. I wanted a little more intensity.
Martha, 29 Feb 2024
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