Theatre Program, Other Places: One for the Road / Victoria Station / A Kind of Alaska (3 plays by Harold Pinter) performed by Melbourne Theatre Company commencing 14 February 1985 at Melbourne Athenaeum 2
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Other Places: One for the Road / Victoria Station / A Kind of AlaskaOne for the Road: Set in a total dystopia, it tells of the brutal and shocking silencing of one family who dares to speak out against the government. Victoria Station: dialogue between a bewildered taxi driver and the exasperated dispatcher who is trying, without success, to direct him to a waiting fare. A Kind of Alaska: study of a middle-aged woman waking up after 30 years passed in a coma induced by sleeping sickness.
