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The Homecoming

The Homecoming

Wed 11 Nov · 19:15

Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, Gower Street 62-64, WC1E 6ED London, Bloomsbury

About

The Homecoming is a play by Harold Pinter staged by RADA, directed by Atri Banerjee and designed by Rosy Valentine. Teddy returns home after six years away with his wife Ruth to meet the family he left behind. In a North London house ruled by his formidable father Max, old rivalries reawaken, and as Ruth gets to know Teddy's brothers the dynamics of the household begin to change. Darkly funny and dangerous, the play is Pinter's electrifying study of sex, family and power.

Written by a model, sources: rada.ac.uk

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Royal Academy of Dramatic Art is in London’s Bloomsbury.

Gower Street 62-64, WC1E 6ED London

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