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Harold Pinter with Benedict Nightingale

Playwright and director Harold Pinter discusses his work in the theatre with particular reference to his 1984 play "One for the road." Topics include: beginning a play without knowing its end, torture as subject, characteristics of the English playwright, the challenges of political writing, and the function of drama.

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  • "Writers talk, ideas of our time"@en
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  • "Playwright and director Harold Pinter discusses his work in the theatre with particular reference to his 1984 play "One for the road." Topics include: beginning a play without knowing its end, torture as subject, characteristics of the English playwright, the challenges of political writing, and the function of drama."@en
  • "Harold Pinter discusses his work in the theatre with particular reference to his violent and disturbing play "One for the road" which investigates torture in totalitarian regimes."@en
  • "Harold Pinter discusses his work in the theatre with particular reference to his violent and disturbing play "One for the road" which investigates torture in totalitarian regimes."
  • "Playwright and director Harold Pinter discusses his work in the theatre with particular reference to his violent and disturbing play - One for the road."
  • "Playwright and director Harold Pinter discusses his work in the theatre with particular reference to his 1984 play "One for the road.""
  • "Playwright and director Harold Pinter discusses his work in the theatre with particular reference to his 1984 play "One for the road.""@en
  • "Harold Pinter discusses his work with Benedict Nightingale with particular reference to his play "One for the road" which investigates torture in totalitarian regimes."@en
  • "Playwright and director Harold Pinter discusses his work in the theatre with particular reference to his violent and disturbing play One for the road, which investigates torture in totalitarian regimes."
  • "Playwright and director Harold Pinter discusses his work in the theatre with particular reference to his 1984 play "One for the road"."
  • "Discusses characteristics of the English playwright, torture as subject, the function and usefulness of drama, beginning a play without knowings its end, and the challenges of writing as a political person without writing propaganda."@en

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  • "Educational films"@en
  • "Criticism, interpretation, etc"
  • "Interviews"
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  • "Harold Pinter with Benedict Nightingale"
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  • "Harold Pinter, with Benedict Nightingale"@en

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