James Patterson won a Tony Award in the 1967 New York bow of this Pinter play about a party that becomes a nightmare following the arrival of two unexpected, sinister guests. Alan Schneider directed a cast that also incldued Ed Flanders, Henderson Forsythe, Ruth White, and Edward Winter.
The Birthday Party Playbill - Oct 1967
In the Trinity Square Repertory Company’s 1982 production of this dark comedy, the paranoid superintendent at a government-run rest home must cope with an annoying aide and a disastrous holiday auction.
The Hothouse at the Playhouse Theatre
David Jones directed the 2003 Broadway revival of this Pinter Play, which explores the changing relationship between two brothers when a vagabond enters their lives. The cast featured Patrick Stewart, Kyle MacLachlan, and Aiden Gillen, who received a Tony nomination.
The Caretaker at the American Airlines Theatre
Daniel Sullivan directed this 2007 Tony-nominated revival about the ultimate dysfunctional family. The cast featured Ian McShane, Raúl Esparaza, and Eve Best; the later two were nominated for Tony Awards.
The Homecoming Playbill - Opening Night
In this enigmatic play starring Ian McKellen, Patrick Stewart, Billy Crudup, and Shuler Hensley, two aged poets have a conversation in a strange home environment filled with hostile servants. This 2013 production played in repertory with Samuel Beckett's Waiting For Godot.
Joan Marcus
No Man's Land / Waiting for Godot Playbill - Opening Night
Screen star Clive Owen made his Broadway debut in this 2015 revival, opposite Eve Best and Kelly Reilly. Douglas Hodge directed the production about a power battle that ensues when a married couple is visited b the wife's friend from long ago.
Old Times at the American Airlines Theatre.
