No Man's Land

NO MAN’s LAND Director Andy Taylor No Man’s Land inhabits a realistic but surreal world. Two men in their sixties, Hirst and Spooner, have only just met. They are in Hirst’s Hampstead home. A lot of alcohol is consumed. There is a tension in the room, which increases with the arrival of two younger men who claim to be working for Hirst. Nothing is explained, and yet it is compelling. It is typical of Pinter. Fascinating. Interesting. Absorbing. Influenced by the works of Samuel Beckett and T S Elliot, this play will leave you asking questions