Faces Like Swords
" 'It's peculiar that two of the three characters in Harold Pinter's sinister masterwork say they never dream, since the play the're in is dreamlike, fragmentary, and vaguely ominous. It chronicles an attempted takeover by a mysterious outsider: Davies, an opportunstic, racist codger looking for shelter and security, is taken in by Aston, a taciturn tinkerer who connects with people only through kindness, not talk, and who makes Davies a caretaker. Aston's sadistic and sarcastic brother, Mikh, has his own plans for Davies.
07/12/02 - 08/17/02
Author
Harold Pinter
Director
Jarrett Dapier
Performers
Gary Ambler, Dave Stinton, Jarrett Dapier
Production
Lucrecia Blanco Trimble; Rhona Taylor ; James Kluza; Jim pProefrock; Keith Taylor; Molly Dapier; Sarah Sorentino ; Marama Platt; Elizabeth Middleton
Tags: Theater, Old Europe, 2002