An email from Harry Burton - who has done so much in recent months to continue the legacy of Harold Pinter, and who kindly interviewed Harold at our British Library conference last year - reminding me of a tribute in New York City. Photos are now up on flickr of some of the guests, many of whom had acted in some of the principal productions of Pinter's work. Good news is that an analogue event is planned in London for June, featuring actors including Jude Law and Colin Firth.
Photograph by Fatimah Namdar
The Pinter archive is now open. Kate O'Brien's posts describing the cataloguing have now been archived but Zoë Wilcox and colleagues will continue to blog on the Peggy Ramsay Archive, as well as the Library's other pre-eminent theatre collections.
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Pinter is worth celebrating for. Pinter has done so many great work, and i hope i could see it all. Thanks for the post, Pinter gives an inspiration to me.
-peter
Posted by: acting coach los angeles | 21 August 2009 at 12:56 PM