The return of Harry Burton!

If it wasn't for Harry suggesting I recorded our last conversation about Harold Pinter I wouldn't have a podcast. Thank you Harry for not only your time but for giving me this platform!

This time we turn our attention to Pinter's play "No Man's Land.

Written in 1975, the play was recently dubbed as "mystifying as ever" by the Chicago Sun-Times. We follow Hirst and Spooner drinking whiskey in Hampsted one gloomy night. Do they know each other? Or are they playing a farcical game that's played amongst old friends? Audiences continue to ask what is this play about?

Harry offers his thoughts as well as more stories about Harold, the people he met, and the stories he told.

Catch the production on National Theatre At Home, and check out Harry's own YouTube channel for even more discussions about Pinter with some of the best actors and directors in the business.

Also get in touch with Harry for copies of his documentary "Working with Pinter" on DVD as well as any other enquiries.

Harry's YouTube:  @Mataharifilms 

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