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    February 6, 2012
    7:00pm
    In the Bullitt Cabaret
    Running Time: 2 hours (including post-play discussion)

    Pinter Fortnightly continues its Monday evening readings of works by the late Nobel laureate playwright Harold Pinter, with performances highlighting some of Seattle's favorite local actors.

    Countdown to the Festival! The Pinter Fortnightly series presents these special events as a part of the Pinter Festival 2012 Partnership. Thanks to its provocative works of theatre and the riveting post-performance discussions between Frank Corrado, the artists and audience members, the Monday night Pinter Fortnightly series has become such a staple arts attraction that a full Pinter Festival will be coming to ACT in summer 2012. 

    February 6: A reading of Pinter’s Old Times.

    Frank Corrado and A Contemporary Theatre (ACT) are participants in the Fox Fellowship Resident Actor Fellowships, funded by the William and Eva Fox Foundation and administered by Theatre Communications Group.  

    A Central Heating Lab Event.

    Sketch of Harold Pinter by Philip Levine.

    Included with the ACTPass - no additional charge! Learn more about The ACTPass

    Jan 9, 23, & Feb 6
    Adults: $10
    Students (with ID): $8
    25 & Younger: $8
    Seniors: $8
    Teen Tix with ID: $5 (see Teen Tix details)

    To purchase tickets, click on the Calendar above. 

    A $4.00 per ticket processing fee will be added to your ticket order. All sales are final.

    The rest of the 2012 Pinter Fortnightly series:

    January 9: A showing of Harry Burton’s film, Working With Pinter. Mr. Burton will present the film with a special guest.

    January 23: Readings of Pinter's works first produced for TV and radio. 

    February 6: A reading of Pinter’s Old Times.

    More details soon.

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    The Central Heating Lab at ACT

    ACT's innovative Central Heating Lab initiative is devoted to nurturing and supporting new works, new talent, and local artists spanning not only theatre, but also cabaret, music, dance, spoken word, film, and performance and visual art. Uniquely positioned to provide the space and resources to the development of new projects in a collaborative environment, ACT partners with emerging and seasoned local artists, and gives them the heat, sustenance and pressure required to experiment, grow and transform their work and reach new audiences. Programs are added throughout the year.

    To view current and upcoming Central Heating Lab productions, visit On Stage and click the small Central Heating Lab icon above the list of events
    Pinter Fortnightly Directors & Actors
    Titles, dates, ticket pricing, and venues subject to change.