No Man's Land | Berkeley Rep

                
                
It's always the same. The actors and director rehearse the play, examining every problem, disentangling every puzzle : and then we show it to an audience, whose reaction teaches us even more about the play. In the case of NO MAN'S LAND, the Berkeley preview audiences have shown us that Harold Pinter is a great comic writer. The play, in performance, spins from hilarity to intrigue: two hours of theatricality which have made all our hard work worthwhile. I hope the audience coming to our first night on Sunday is looking forward to it all as much I am. The show is sold out but don't despair, there are often return tickets available just before the performance, much cheaper than the tickets being scalped for $800 each on Ebay.
-- Ian McKellen, Berkeley, 9 August 2013