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The Caretaker

Book • 1962
The play revolves around two brothers, Mick and Aston, and a homeless man named Davies, exploring themes of power, identity, and the struggle for belonging.

Set in a dilapidated London house, the characters engage in complex psychological games, vying for dominance and control over each other.

Pinter's use of silence, pauses, and ambiguous dialogue creates an atmosphere of tension and uncertainty, reflecting the characters' hidden motives and unspoken desires.

The play delves into the nature of human relationships, revealing the fragility of trust and the constant threat of betrayal.

Through its exploration of social alienation and the search for meaning, The Caretaker offers a haunting and unsettling portrayal of the human condition.

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Louis Theroux
as one of Pinter's plays which he did at school.
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