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A KIND OF ALASKA/ ONE FOR THE ROAD.(Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center, New York, New York)(Review)
A KIND OF ALASKA/ ONE FOR THE ROAD (ALICE TULLY HALL; 1,000 SEATS; $55 TOP)
NEW YORK A Lincoln Center Festival presentation of a Gate Theater presentation of two one-act plays by Harold Pinter. Directed by Karel Reisz ("A Kind of Alaska") and Robin Lefevre ("One for the Road"). Sets and costumes, Liz AsCroft; lighting, Mick Hughes. Opened, reviewed July 1% 2001. Running time: 1 HOUR, 50 MIN.
A KIND OF ALASKA
Deborah Penelope Wilton
Hornby Stephen Brennan
Pauline Brid Brennan
ONE FOR THE ROAD
Nicolas Harold Pinter
Victor Lloyd Hutchinson
Gila Indira Varma
Nicky Rory Copus
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