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Pinter's People - Family Voices/Victoria Station/A Kind of Alaska archive

Family Voices is a dark and heady brew of unresolved sexuality and gallows humour. A macabre vaudeville double act, Victoria Station visits familiar Pinter terrain: isolation, dependency and rage. Inspired by Awakenings by Oliver Sacks MD, A Kind of Alaska evokes a suitably icy desolation. First produced together by the National Theatre in 1982 (under the title Other Places) - and loosely linked by the theme of 'distance' - these compelling 'miniatures' deliver a typically Pinteresque punch.

Creatives/Company

Author: Harold Pinter
Company: incisor Theatre

Pinter's People - Family Voices/Victoria Station/A Kind of Alaska

Pinter's People - Family Voices/Victoria Station/A Kind of Alaska (Play) production archive for QTIX code T01901506791. Details of all Pinter's People - Family Voices/Victoria Station/A Kind of Alaska archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S1266374824

Archive Listings

2 Oct 09
to
5 Oct 09

Brighton Dome
Brighton, East Sussex
Performance Details => Venue archive

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