The theatre of Harold Pinter

Mark Taylor-Batty

The plays of the late Nobel laureate Harold Pinter have formed part of the canon of world theatre since the 1960s. Frequently revived on the professional stage, and studied on almost every theatre studies course, his importance and influence is hard to overestimate. This volume offers an assessment of Pinter's entire body of work for the stage, appraising his skill as a dramatist and considering his impact and legacy.