Step behind the curtain and immerse yourself in the rich history of the Harold Pinter Theatre.
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Harold Pinter Theatre tour Highlights are set to include:
Dressing Room Delights: Discover the backstage secrets and explore the legendary dressing rooms, including the revered Dame Maggie Smith's namesake chamber, where West End history was made.
Stage Door Stories: Meet the Stage Door keeper and marvel at his meticulously crafted picture frames showcasing every production since 1881, adorning both front and backstage walls.
Architectural Marvels: From its grand façade to its intricately designed interiors, uncover the architectural wonders of this historic gem.
Actors' Chronicles: Hear tales of thespian triumphs and tribulations as you trace the footsteps of illustrious actors who have graced the stage, from classic performances to contemporary masterpieces.
Celebrate the essence of theatrical artistry and unveil the hidden treasures of the Harold Pinter Theatre. Perfect for theatre enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone seeking a behind-the-scenes glimpse of London's vibrant theatreland.
Theatre tours as part of LFA 2024 will take place from 1 - 28 June. Also showing at the Harold Pinter is The Hills of California by revered playwright Jex Butterworth showing until 15 June, and Your Lie in April from 28 June onwards.
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Theatre
The Harold Pinter Theatre opened in 1881 as the Royal Comedy Theatre and staged hugely successful shows, such as The Rocky Horror Show’s West End debut. The name changed in 2011 to The Harold Pinter Theatre in honour of Pinter’s work for the Comedy Theatre. The theatre recently produced Pinter at the Pinter, a series of one-act plays in celebration of Pinter himself.