July 20 - August 26, 2012 
In the Falls Theatre and Other Spaces 

A pinnacle experience from ACT's acclaimed Pinter Fortnightly series, The Pinter Festival will take over ACT for more than a month, with plays, readings, symposia, and other celebrations of the influential and outspoken British writer.  We'll mount full productions of four Pinter plays, including The Dumb Waiter, a one-act that suggests Abbot and Costello as prompted by Samuel Beckett, and Celebration, in which a dinner party in a posh restaurant goes riotously wrong (both plays will be performed back to back, separated by an intermission); No Man's Land, a profound (and slightly drunken) meditation on life, death, and what might have been; and Old Times, a consideration of such favorite Pinter themes as the unreliability of memory, necessary illusions, and the need for control.  

Purchase tickets for The Dumb Waiter and Celebration here

Purchase tickets for No Man's Land here

Purchase tickets for Old Times here