Harold Pinter
Absurdist of The Birthday Party, Pinter's pauses and menace yielded quotable tensions in power dynamics.
Quotes by Harold Pinter
I'm not a theorist. I'm a practitioner.
The older I get, the more I see the world as a joke.
Power is the only thing that matters.
I take the position of the artist: I don't give a damn about politics.
But the reality is that the bomb is there.
Life is a bit of a bugger, isn't it?
I always start from the particular and go to the general.
The family is the core of society.
Words are a mask, and the tongue behind it.
I have no enemies. I have no friends.
The theatre is a dangerous place.
Memory is a dead thing.
I don't intend to write poems anymore.
The bomb is the logical answer to the human condition.
Love is at the root of everything.
I am a political writer.
The last words I heard were 'Good night.'
Wit is the salt of conversation.