Hirst, a respected and wealthy poet, comes across Spooner, a fellow poet who has fallen on hard times, in a chance meeting at Jack Straw's Castle, his local public house. They retire to Hirst's Hampstead home to continue their drinking and conversation. Later, two younger men, Foster and Briggs, arrive claiming to be Hirst's guardians. Nothing, however, is as it seems. First performed in 1975, No Man's Land is one of Harold Pinter's most darkly comic, savagely disturbing - and seldom seen - plays. The tenuous nature of memory, and the primal, aggressive nature of men struggling to maintain their status in an unrelenting world are forged together in this modern classics.| 23 Apr 02 to 27 Apr 02 | Sheffield Theatres Sheffield, South Yorkshire Performance Details => Venue archive |
| 16 Apr 02 to 20 Apr 02 | King's Theatre Edinburgh Performance Details => Venue archive |
| 26 Feb 02 to 2 Mar 02 | Oxford Playhouse Oxford, Oxfordshire Performance Details => Venue archive |
| 19 Feb 02 to 23 Feb 02 | Theatre Royal Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear Performance Details => Venue archive |
| 29 Nov 01 to 10 Apr 02 | Lyttelton (National Theatre) West End, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive |
