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The Lover was initially written by Pinter as a television play and was broadcast in 1963 but was quickly moved to the stage in September of the same year in a production directed by the author. A commuter heads to the city from Windsor every morning and heads home every night. However, the illusion of respectability is shattered when his wife calmly tells him about the wild lover she entertains in the afternoons. One of Pinter's most direct exercises, the play is a darkly comic tale of the necessity and danger of fantasy.

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Author: Harold Pinter

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Archive listings for The Lover (2024)

Work type: Play.

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Presented byTheatre Royal Bath Productions. Director Lindsay Posner. Design Peter McKintosh. Costume Peter McKintosh. Lighting Paul Pyant. Sound Gregory Clarke. Music Ed Lewis. Design Carole Hancock (hair / wigs / make-up). Director George Jibson (associate director). Director Ginny Schiller (CDG - casting). Performer David Morrissey (Richard). Performer Mathew Horne (John). Performer Claudie Blakley (Sarah).

22 Mar 24 to 20 Apr 24

Theatre Royal, Bath :: V854
listing details L148931572

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