Night School (play)

Night School is a play by Harold Pinter presented on television in 1960.^[1] It was first published in 1961.^[2] The plot focuses on a man returning home from prison to find his room being rented out to a tenant.^[3] As customary with most of Pinter's works, the play features many aspects of Comedy of menace.

References

↑ "Plays". haroldpinter.org.
↑ "Night School". haroldpinter.org.
↑ "Harold Pinter". doollee.com.

Harold Pinter

Plays	Ashes to Ashes The Basement Betrayal The Birthday Party The Caretaker Celebration The Collection The Dumb Waiter The Dwarfs Family Voices The Homecoming The Hothouse A Kind of Alaska Landscape The Lover Moonlight Monologue Mountain Language A Night Out Night School No Man's Land Old Times One for the Road Party Time Remembrance of Things Past (with Di Trevis) The Room Silence A Slight Ache Tea Party Victoria Station Voices (with James Clarke)

Dramatic sketches	Apart From That Applicant The Black and White Dialogue for Three God's District Interview Last to Go The New World Order Night Precisely Press Conference Request Stop, Special Offer That's All That's Your Trouble Trouble in the Works

Screenplays	Accident Betrayal The Birthday Party The Caretaker The Comfort of Strangers The Compartment The Dreaming Child The French Lieutenant's Woman The Go-Between The Handmaid's Tale The Heat of the Day The Homecoming Langrishe, Go Down The Last Tycoon Lolita Party Time The Proust Screenplay The Pumpkin Eater The Quiller Memorandum The Remains of the Day Reunion The Servant Sleuth The Tragedy of King Lear The Trial Turtle Diary Victory

Related articles	Works Bibliography Characteristics Honours and awards Relationship with academia The Harold Pinter Archive in the British Library Harold Pinter and politics Art, Truth and Politics Pinter's People

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