The Homecoming review – Pinter’s wickedly funny drama with a warped fairytale twist - The Guardian

On a spectacular set creating Nosferatu-like shadows, Keith Allen expertly negotiates patriarch Max’s rapid turns in a bleakly humorous production exploring relationships

When Harold Pinter was preparing to play the patriarch and ex-butcher Max in a 2007 radio production of his 1965 masterpiece The Homecoming, he was asked how he would know if hed nailed the part. If … [+2099 chars]

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