Playwright Harold Pinter, who turned 75 on October 10th, will appear in a ten night run of Beckett's "Krapp's Last Tape" at the Royal Court's Theatre Upstairs. THE STAGE reports that the tickets sold out in twenty minutes. There are a number of other good articles on Pinter at their website.
Closer to home, the Monmouth College Theatre's production of Tennessee Williams' STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE opens next Thursday evening October 26th and runs through Sunday, October 29th. Order tickets by calling 309-457-2104 or e-mail theater@monm.edu
The production is directed and designed by Prof. Doug Rankin.
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