£17.50
Date 1975
London The National Theatre – No Man's Land – 1975 John Gielgud
An original programme for Harold Pinter’s No Man’s Land at The National Theatre, London, from 1975.
Ralph Richardson played Hirst, a wealthy literary man, and John Gielgud the shabby poet Spooner who invades his Hampstead home, with Michael Feast and Terence Rigby as Hirst’s menacing servants.
One of the legendary pairings of the British stage, making this a treasured piece of theatre memorabilia.
| Production | No Man's Land |
|---|---|
| Venue | The National Theatre – London |
| Cast | Ralph Richardson – John Gielgud, Michael Feast – Terence Rigby. |
Condition: NrM
Did you know?
- Pinter named all four characters after famous cricketers: Hirst, Spooner, Foster and Briggs.
- The production was directed by Peter Hall and later transferred to Wyndham’s Theatre and Broadway.
- Gielgud and Richardson had already triumphed together in David Storey’s Home in 1970.
SKU: T03160
