Harold Pinter's Moonlight at the Donmar
Although little-known, Harold Pinter's Moonlight, revived at the Donmar, is his quintessential play. Along with familiar themes of grief, guilt and infidelity, lies a preoccupation with powerAsked what his plays were about, Pinter famously replied: "the weasel under the cocktail cabinet". He came to regret the remark: instead of ridiculing and thereby deterring solemn analyses of his work, it only encouraged them. Fo…
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