The Dumb Waiter - Harold Pinter Part5

The Dumb Waiter is a one-act play by 2005 Nobel Laureate Harold Pinter written in 1957; it premiered at the Hampstead Theatre Club, on 21 January 1960.[1] The critically-acclaimed 50th-anniversary stage revival directed by Harry Burton at Trafalgar Studios, London, from 2 February to 24 March 2007, starred Lee Evans as Gus and Jason Isaacs as Ben
Have Fun,and if you need the play as one part,just send me a pm.

[@Wattywatasaurus]

The pain on both of their faces at the end is impeccably done

[@09philipr]

OK, the image quality hasn't stood the test of time, but now rather wonderfully has the look of a Hopper painting! 👍 Beautiful performance of a menacing gem.

[@Akco007]

That ending! Wow.

[@misfit2022]

I listened to this on the radio recently but didn’t get the end and I was only going to watch the end but as soon as I saw it was Kenneth Cranham, Max from The Interrogation, and Colin Blakely from Equus I decided to watch from the start and glad I did but the end works much better in a visual format and now I understand why there is only breathing as it ends.

[@markcampbell8950]

"You kill me." Great play, fine adaptation,

[@cronolucca]

Brilliant.

[@bumblebeejimmy]

Wow that was amazing

[@bimma1000]

Some scenes are like Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy stuff - Helan och Halvan, som vi säger i Sverige

[@Fantasy9Knight]

the relevance is is to increase the suspense in the play.

[@gggaaatttiiinnnaaa]

@Bo3azozq8 it ends like this

[@Ham549]

I don't get it none of there conversions make sence there reactions don't make sence this all just doesn't make sence.

[@banjoarefood898]

one might go as far as to call it "absurd"

[@ajs41]

The play is a metaphor for the crazyness of life.

[@dinoccio]

There is no sence in sense...

[@dinoccio]

Thats the point.so you do glimpse it...the futality and absurdity of life..the play is a metaphore about just that.

[@salazar2287]

@@dinoccio seems like you can excuse any shitty play by explaining why it's clever