Short Pieces by Harold Pinter
In the Studio Upstairs
Focusing around the short plays A Kind of Alaska and A Slight Ache we are delighted to stage a selection of Harold Pinter's sketches and short works, spanning the early and middle years of the Nobel Prize-winning writer's career. This production will take place in the more intimate atmosphere of our Studio Upstairs.
The People's Theatre built its reputation on presenting challenging and rarely-performed drama that would otherwise go unseen on Tyneside. In the past, we were one of the first theatres to regularly present Pinter's work in Newcastle; it is only fitting that the work of this great playwright should help us embark on our second century.
Production Photos by Jim Mohan
| Programme | |
| Play | A Slight Ache |
| Sketches: | Night |
| Special Offer | |
| Trouble in the Works | |
| Request Stop | |
| The Black and White | |
| Last to Go | |
| Play | A Kind of Alaska |
| Cast | Kate Wilkins |
| Stuart Laidler | |
| Michael Blair | |
| Penny Lamport | |
| Robin Lewsey | |
| Rye Mattick | |
| Production Team | |
| Director | Mary MacDonald |
| Assistant Director | Sheila Cooper |
| Stage Management | Marina and Mike Cornish |
| Set Design | Leah Paige |
| Painting and Construction | Leah Paige, Jessica Chapman, Ron Jobling, Charlotte Swaddle |
| Lighting | Jerry Cooper, Sian Thorpe, Rhiannon Wilson |
| Sound | Tom Carr |
| Wardrobe | Katie Watson |
| Properties | Cathrine Moore, Jessica Chapman |
| Rehearsal Prompt | Barbara Edmundson |
