No Man’s Land
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Hirst is an alcoholic upper-class litterateur who lives in a grand house with Foster and Briggs, respectively his purported amanuensis and manservant (or apparent bodyguard), who may be lovers. Spooner, a “failed, down-at-heel poet” whom Hirst has “picked up in a Hampstead pub” and invited home for a drink, becomes Hirst’s house guest for the night. Through a contest of at least partly fantastic reminiscences, Spooner appears to have known Hirst at university and to have shared male and female acquaintances and relationships.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Briggs | Gawn Grainger |
|---|---|
| Foster | Douglas Hodge |
| Hirst | Harold Pinter |
| Spooner | Paul Eddington |
Crew | |
| Designer | Bob Crowley |
| Director | David Leveaux |
| Lighting | Mark Henderson |
| Sound | John Leonard
(credited as John A Leonard) |
| Stage Manager | Martin Jady |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Lily Mollgaard |
| Chief Technician | James Crout |
| Company Stage Manager | Mary Madigan |
| Costume Supervisor | Christine Rolands |
| Deputy Stage Manager | Lucy Stewart Roberts |
| Drapes | Ken Creasey |
| Furniture made by | Rolf Driver |
| Furniture made by | Vikki Heron |
| Production Manager | Simon Harper |
| Production Photographer | Ivan Kyncl |
| Set Construction | Miraculous Engineering |
| Set Painter | Patrick Watkinson |
| Technician | Rachel Chapman |
| Technician | Chris Clay |
| Wardrobe Supervisor | Eva Kotlarsky |
- Source: University of Bristol Theatre Collection
- Last modified by Jared William.
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