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Review: DANA H. at Factory Theatre - Vimarsana News

Review: DANA H. at Factory Theatre

When actress Jordan Baker opens her mouth, the voice we hear isn’t hers; it’s the voice of Dana H. playwright Lucas Hnath’s mother, Dana Higginbotham, recorded in a series of interviews and cut together to form a lip sync track. Dana herself speaks her truth as she remembers it, which in this case is definitely stranger than fiction.

Pinter's 'No Man's Land' as confounding as ever | - Vimarsana News

Pinter's 'No Man's Land' as confounding as ever |

When Harold Pinter's “No Man's Land” premiered at London's Old Vic Theatre in 1975 with John Gielgud as the self-proclaimed poet, Spooner, and Ralph Richardson as his host, Hirst, noted

Pinter's 'No Man's Land' as confounding as ever | Arts & Entertainment - Vimarsana News

Pinter's 'No Man's Land' as confounding as ever | Arts & Entertainment

When Harold Pinter's “No Man's Land” premiered at London's Old Vic Theatre in 1975 with John Gielgud as the self-proclaimed poet, Spooner, and Ralph Richardson as his host, Hirst, noted

Photos: First Look at NO MAN'S LAND at Steppenwolf Theatre - Vimarsana News

Photos: First Look at NO MAN'S LAND at Steppenwolf Theatre

Steppenwolf Theatre Company, the nation’s premier ensemble theater company, is concluding its 47th season with Harold Pinter’s celebrated masterwork No Man’s Land directed by Les Waters, playing July 13 – August 20, 2023 in Steppenwolf’s Downstairs Theater. Check out production photos here!

'No Man's Land' review: Pinter at his mystifying best in Steppenwolf show - Vimarsana News

'No Man's Land' review: Pinter at his mystifying best in Steppenwolf show

This is an abstract work, absurdist if you care to call it that, grounded in the realities of aging but equally informed by the instability of memories and dreams.