
A The Print Room/Young Vic co-production
by Harold Pinter
One for the Road:
Each member of Victor’s family is held in a separate room. Prisoners of the sadistic Nicolas and at the mercy of a brutal government, they are only metres apart but completely alone. As husband, wife and seven year old son are interrogated one by one, all they can cling on to is their innocence. 40 minutes of terror.
One for the Road is a mini masterpiece - Pinter's famously compelling study of the horrors of dictatorship.
Victoria Station:
A minicab controller is in a rage with one of his drivers. He is outraged that his orders are being ignored - but the driver is distracted by something mysterious and far more worrying.
Victoria Station is an acclaimed black comedy complete in 10 minutes from the Nobel Prize winner.
Visit the-print-room.org or call 08444 77 1000 or
020 7221 6036 to book tickets for performances at The Print Room, Notting Hill
7:30pm
Wednesday & Saturday matinees: 2:30pm
Latecomers will not be admitted to this production.
Duration: 1 hour (no interval)
Tickets: £15
A limited number of discounts are available for each performance. Early booking is advised.
Click here to find out more about the Young Vic's seating policy, and about what to expect when you arrive at the Young Vic.
The Cut Bar & Restaurant at the Young Vic serves an inspired mix of classic and original play-themed dishes create an exciting menu from fresh, free-range and organic ingredients.
Check back here in the coming weeks for articles about One for the Road and Victoria Station...
Direction Jeff James
Design Alex Lowde
Light Mischa Twitchin
Sound David McSeveney
Casting Julia Horan CDG
Assistant Director Emma Baggott
Cast
Thomas Capodici
Kevin Doyle
Keith Dunphy
Rory Fraser
Anna Hewson
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