Details

Stanley Webber is the only resident of a seaside boarding house run by Meg and Petey. His life is safe, comfortable but monotonous. Goldberg and McCann, two sinister strangers who arrive with a mysterious motive and throw Stanley a surprise birthday party, shatter their lives! This modern classic is an enigmatic comedy full of menace and psychological terror. Pinter's first full-length play was described as a masterpiece upon its debut performance in 1958.

Cast/Performers

Prunella Scales (Meg), Timothy West (Goldberg), Lisa Dulson (Lulu), Barry Jackson (Petey), Steven Pacey (Stanley), Nigel Terry (McCann)

Creatives/Company

Author: Harold Pinter
Director: Joe Harmston
Design: Tom Rand

The Birthday Party

The Birthday Party (Play) production archive for QTIX code T0263371145. Details of all The Birthday Party archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S2562

Archive Listings

20 Apr 99 to 3 Jul 99	Piccadilly Theatre West End, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
20 Apr 99 to 3 Jul 99	Piccadilly Theatre West End, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
12 Apr 99 to 17 Apr 99	Theatre Royal Bath, Bath & North East Somerset Performance Details => Venue archive
30 Mar 99 to 3 Apr 99	Theatre Royal Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear Performance Details => Venue archive
15 Mar 99 to 27 Mar 99	Birmingham Repertory Theatre Birmingham, West Midlands Performance Details => Venue archive
8 Mar 99 to 13 Mar 99	Richmond Theatre Outer London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
18 Feb 99 to 6 Mar 99	Playhouse Salisbury, Wiltshire Performance Details => Venue archive
18 Feb 99 to 6 Mar 99	Playhouse Salisbury, Wiltshire Performance Details => Venue archive

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