The Art of the Theater III: Harold Pinter.
Presents an interview with English playwright Harold Pinter. According to this interview, Pinter wrote his first play "The Room," after his friend Henry Woolf, who was a drama student at Bristol University anad had asked Pinter to write a play that he could direct. Pinter discusses several of his pl...
| Publicado en: | Paris Review no. 39; pp. 12 - 38 |
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