Teatro contemporáneo

The New World Order By Harold Pinter (10 de octubre de 1930 - 24 de diciembre de 2008), fue un dramaturgo, guionista, poeta, actor, director y activista político británico, ganador del Premio Nobel de Literatura en 2005)| Hydrocracker 16 November 2011 - 11 December 2011 / 19:00, 21:15 Shoreditch Town Hall Tickets: £18subject to availability
Staged in a former government building, Hydrocracker’s darkly compelling promenade performance journeys from the council chambers of high-minded policymakers to the labyrinthine depths below, where functionaries of the new world order keep ‘the world clean for democracy’. Interweaving five of Harold Pinter’s miniature masterpieces – Press Conference, One for the Road, Precisely, Mountain Language and The New World Order – this immersive experience draws audiences into the heart of the action, transforming them from passive viewers to complicit witnesses. One of the most acclaimed site-specific works of recent years, The New World Order can now be seen in London for the first time, poignantly presented in Pinter’s home borough of Hackney. ’ ...a shattering experience that brings Pinter’s world directly home.’ The Guardian ***** Performance Time: 19.00 and 21.15 (see booking info for full times) No performances on 21 Nov and 28 Nov - 5 Dec Running time: 80 mins / no interval Age guidance 14+ Please note this is a promenade performance 15 Oct Performance and Ethics Debate 23 Nov Post Show Talk In conversation with Richard Hahlo and Jem Wall, co-directors of Hydrocracker, chaired by Amnesty International Directed by Ellie Jones Produced by ArtsAgenda Co-produced by the Barbican Originally commisioned by Brighton Festival Supported by Amnesty International, the Arts Council England and Dramatic Resources