A The Print Room / Young Vic production

ONE FOR THE ROAD / VICTORIA STATION

by Harold Pinter

13 September - 1 October

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.

Direction - Jeff James

Design - Alex Lowde

Lighting Design - Mischa Twitchin

Sound Design - David McSeveney

Cast: Tom Capodici, Kevin Doyle, Keith Dunphy, Anna Hewson, Rory Fraser

Tickets: £15 / £12 conc 

Buy tickets online or call 08444 77 1000 / 020 7221 6036

** Performances on Thurs 22 and Fri 23 are now SOLD OUT. 

** Strictly no latecomers will be admitted to the auditorium once the performance has begun.

** This production will be transferring to the Clare Theatre at the Young Vic from 6 - 15 October.

13 September - 1 October, 7.30pm

Matinees: Sat 24 Sept & Sat 1 Oct, 3.30pm

PRESS:

"The Print Room's powerful and disturbing double bill... a pairing of opposites that rests on a knife's edge" **** Spoonfed

"Jeff James expertly controls the pressure cooker atmosphere in this intense venue, which is seemingly designed for minimalist masterpieces" The Stage

Independent preview: "Print Room stages Pinter Double-Bill"

Spoonfed preview: "The Power of Pinter"

What's On Stage preview: "Director Jeff James on Pinter & Politics"

SPECIAL EVENTS

Neighbours Night: Wednesday 14 September, call us on 020 7221 6036 for details

Press Night: Friday 16 September

Post show discussion: Thursday 22 September - Join us for a one off event with historian Lady Antonia Fraser, the wife of the late Harold Pinter, and author of 'Must You Go: My Life with Harold Pinter'. She will be talking about her book, his plays, and her life with the Nobel prize-winning playwright.

Post show Q&A: Monday 26 September - Join the cast, and director Jeff James after the show to learn more about how the production was put together.

Admission is free for ticket holders. Book early to avoid disappointment.