Shomit Dutta's new play which images what a friendship between Samuel Beckett & Harold Pinter may have looked like.
Before Samuel Beckett became a world-renowned playwright, he was a cricketer. He is still the only Nobel prize-winner to feature in the pages of Wisden Cricketers' Almanack - otherwise known as the Bible of Cricket - as a first-class player. His friend, fellow Nobel prize-winner & thespian, Harold Pinter, once described cricket as ‘the greatest thing that God created on earth’.
Stumped is a new witty play that explores what the friendship between these two playwrights may have looked like.
Guy Unsworth directs.
