No Man's Land/Godot- Page 3

[wonkit]

Posted: 11/19/13 at 10:57am

I just finished reading NO MAN'S LAND in preparation for tomorrow's matinee. (I always read Pinter first - helps a lot.) And I have to say that I can't figure out what the actors are going to do with this one. Like Godot, nothing is as it appears, and, like Pinter, you can't believe a word anyone says. So a lot will depend on the choices the actors make.

[littlebro2]

Posted: 11/24/13 at 10:14pm

The reviews have been pretty positive for this double bill. NY Times mentioned that due to its excess in humour in this production, both plays lost a bit of their existential meaning.