London Classic Theatre will tour their production of Harold Pinter’s No Man’s Land in Autumn 2019 directed by Michael Cabot.
London Classic Theatre have announce their UK tour of Harold Pinter’s No Man’s Land, with the company’s Artistic Director Michael Cabot directing Nicholas Gasson, Joel Macey, Graham O’Mara and Moray Treadwell.
A chance meeting between two elderly writers in a North London pub leads to an alcohol-fuelled night of reminiscences and verbal sparring.
Hirst, a wealthy recluse, invites Spooner, a down-at-heel poet, to his Hampstead townhouse for a nightcap. As the shadows lengthen and the whisky flows, their stories become more elaborate and improbable, until the arrival of two younger men forces events to take an unexpected turn.
In his most beguiling and atmospheric play, Pinter interweaves truth, language and memory to create a world of dark comedy and subtle power games.
London Classic Theatre was launched in 2000 as a touring theatre company with David Mamet’s Oleanna. This inaugural tour lost a small fortune but doors had opened and, crucially, the work was being seen. Nineteen years and forty tours later, London Classic Theatre is now a successful, established part of the commercial UK touring theatre scene. The company has never received any funding or sponsorship for its work. As Artistic Director, Michael Cabot has programmed a repertoire of classic and modern classic plays, a mixture of the challenging and the commercial, big titles and less well-known, including two UK premières – Hugh Leonard’s Love in the Title and Joanna Murray-Smith’s Nightfall. As venues and audiences have become more familiar with the work he has been able to push the boundaries of what LCT offers, both in ambition, scale and complexity.
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NO MAN’S LAND TOUR
Oldham Coliseum Theatre
5 – 7 September 2019
Hull Truck Theatre
11 – 14 September
Theatre Royal, Winchester
17 – 18 September 2019
Lighthouse, Poole
19-21 September 2019
Octagon Theatre, Yeovil
24 September 2019
The Theatre, Chipping Norton
25-26 September 2019
Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury
27 September 2019
Atkinson, Southport
28 September 2019
New Vic Theatre, Newcastle-under-Lyme
1-5 October 2019
Lincoln Performing Arts Centre
10 October 2019
CAST, Doncaster
11 October 2019
Middlesbrough Theatre
12 October 2019
Connaught Theatre, Worthing
15-16 October 2019
Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne
17-19 October 2019
Queen’s Hall, Hexham
22-23 October 2019
Phoenix Theatre, Blyth
24 October 2019
Brunton, Musselburgh
25- 26 October 2019
Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton
29 – 30 October 2019
Cornerstone, Didcot
31 October 2019
Theatre Royal, Margate
1 November 2019
Trinity Theatre, Tunbridge Wells
2 November 2019
