More details on the forthcoming Translation as Art conference at Birkbeck on 26 March 2010. I will be contributing a short piece focussing on Peggy's archive as a resource for research into translation.
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 Kate O'Brien's posts describing the cataloguing have now been archived but Zoë Wilcox and colleagues will continue to blog on the Peggy Ramsay Archive, as well as the Library's other pre-eminent theatre collections.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's Awards
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- Peggy's clients
- Broadway reactions to British shows
- Peter Nichols and the first production of Poppy
- When I’m not cataloguing…
- Sequels and spin-offs inspired by Educating Rita
- Joe Orton: Wormwood Scrubs and the West End
- ‘The talent that matters’
- The Lost Booker: who would Peggy vote for?
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