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Nobel prize winning playwright Harold Pinter’s Celebration is irreverent, dark, witty, and very funny.
Set in a ritzy London restaurant at the beginning of the 21st century, the play focusses on two groups of diners. At one table, four patrons are celebrating an anniversary. The men, who are brothers and thinly veiled thugs, are married to two sisters. At the other table we meet a narcissistic banker and his seemingly ditsy trophy wife.
"Hugely entertaining. The riotous one liners fall far faster and funnier than ever. Pinter captures the vacuous idiocies of everyday dialogue with dazzling skill." - Mail on Sunday
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